Avize Law Group

About Avize Law Group

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Avize Law Group is a personal injury, estate litigation, and class action firm based in Victoria, British Columbia, with eight lawyers on staff. The firm traces to Acheson Sweeney Foley Sahota LLP, established in the 1980s by founding partner Deborah Acheson along with retired partners Sean Sweeney and Natalie Foley. In October 2025, the firm adopted the name Avize Law Group. Its current legal name is Rajinder Sahota Law Corporation, reflecting Team Principal Rajinder Sahota. According to the firm, it has recovered more than $2 billion for clients over more than 40 years of practice.

Avize represents individuals rather than insurance companies or corporations, and its docket includes some of the province's notable class actions. The firm acted for plaintiffs in the class action against the Canadian Armed Forces and Department of National Defence over sexual misconduct, which the Crown settled for up to $900 million with more than 23,000 claims paid, and it now represents survivors in the Willingdon School for Girls case, certified by the BC Supreme Court in March 2026. Its personal injury and estate litigation work covers denied disability benefits, unfair wills, and catastrophic injury claims, and its lawyers have also worked on federal inmate rights and long-term care abuse claims.