Thursday, July 2, 2026
ADVT 
India

West Vancouver Lawyer Suspended Over Questionable Transactions

The Canadian Press, 08 Sep, 2017 06:34 PM
    A lawyer from West Vancouver, B.C., has been suspended and fined over his involvement in a number of questionable transactions, said the Law Society of B.C.
     
    The society found Donald Franklin Gurney committed professional misconduct between May and November of 2013 by using his trust account to receive and disburse a total of nearly $26 million for a corporate client without making reasonable inquiries about the circumstances.
     
    Gurney’s lawyer said he did nothing wrong, but the society said there was no way to tell if the money was being laundered because the funds were being held in his trust account.
     
    The society has ordered Gurney be suspended for six months starting in November and must surrender the $25,845 he was paid for the use of his trust account so he doesn't benefit financially from his misconduct. 

    MORE India ARTICLES

    Punjab launches scheme for water-logged areas

    Punjab launches scheme for water-logged areas
    Starting with two villages in the worst affected district of Muktsar, the Punjab government Saturday launched a scheme for develpment of infrastructure in these villages....

    Punjab launches scheme for water-logged areas

    Modi's success makes BJP a one-man party

    Modi's success makes BJP a one-man party
    Even as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is taking its time to select its chief minister for Maharashtra, Narendra Modi is leaving his distinctive mark on political and other fields.....

    Modi's success makes BJP a one-man party

    Five-phase polls in Kashmir, Jharkhand; results Dec 23

    Five-phase polls in Kashmir, Jharkhand; results Dec 23
    Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir and Jharkhand will be held in five phases beginning Nov 25 and ending Dec 20. By-elections to three Delhi assembly...

    Five-phase polls in Kashmir, Jharkhand; results Dec 23

    Modi breaks ice with media, poses for selfies

    Modi breaks ice with media, poses for selfies
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi Saturday broke the ice when he met journalists, shook hands with them and smiled for selfies...

    Modi breaks ice with media, poses for selfies

    Modi marks Diwali in Siachen, announces Rs.745 crore more for Kashmir

    Modi marks Diwali in Siachen, announces Rs.745 crore more for Kashmir
    Wrapped in thick woollens, Prime Minister Narendra Modi flew to the icy heights of Siachen Glacier in Jammu and Kashmir Thursday where he lauded the armed forces and promised a national memorial for Indian soldiers. He later announced an additional relief package of Rs.745 crore for the flood-ravaged state.

    Modi marks Diwali in Siachen, announces Rs.745 crore more for Kashmir

    India closely monitoring IS, Al Qaeda activities

    India closely monitoring IS, Al Qaeda activities
    National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, in his very first public interaction, Tuesday said the government is "closely monitoring" the activities of...

    India closely monitoring IS, Al Qaeda activities