Cross Border Law is a Vancouver based practice founded in 1995 by Greg Samuels, a dual American and Canadian lawyer who represents Canadians seriously injured in the United States, particularly Washington State. The firm handles serious injury, wrongful death, and product liability claims that cross both legal systems, coordinating with Canadian insurance benefits including ICBC.

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999 W Broadway, Vancouver, British Columbia, V5Z 1K3

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