Reclaim Law is a Vancouver firm focused on civil and criminal forfeiture matters in British Columbia. Its lawyers represent clients whose property, funds or assets have been seized by police or are the subject of civil forfeiture proceedings, working to negotiate settlements, challenge forfeiture orders and litigate cases where needed.
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440 - 319 West Pender Street Vancouver, BC V6B 1T3 · 604-227-7072
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