About | Aramesh Law Corp.

Your Partner

In Litigation

Aramesh Law provides legal services in civil and family litigation in Vancouver and throughout British Columbia.

We help people resolve legal disputes. The guiding principles of our work can be summed up as ‘thoughtful litigation’, an idea that can easily get overlooked in the rush of litigation.

Aramesh Law was founded by Nazanin Aram, a highly experienced trial lawyer. Ms. Aram maintains a wide-ranging litigation practice consisting of personal injury, insurance claims, family law, financial disputes, residential tenancy and strata law. She has significant experience in trial, arbitration, mediation and settlement negotiations. In addition to working through her own firm, she is associate counsel at Carfra Lawton in its insurance defence practice.

Educated in both civil and common law systems, Ms. Aram holds a Bachelor of Civil Law from Tehran University and an LLB from the University of British Columbia. She ranked fourth among more than 450,000 participants in Iran’s national universities admission test. She has been a member of the Law Society of BC since 2013. She is a past member of the Trial Lawyers Association of BC Board of Governors and the Canadian Bar Association of BC Auto Insurance Committee. She was elected a bencher of the Law Society of BC effective January 2026.

Mission

Litigation is intimidating and challenging for most individuals. My goal is to take my clients through the litigation process as smoothly and peacefully as possible, while steadfastly pursuing their goals and protecting their rights. The firm’s name is a nod to this goal. Aramesh is a Farsi word meaning calm, quiet, stillness and peacefulness.

Approach

I offer my clients sound legal and strategic advice and strong advocacy. My approach to litigation is shaped by my view that in most cases clients are best served by counsel who can facilitate and guide them towards an out of court resolution. When courtroom battles are inevitable, I draw on my extensive experience as a civil and family litigator to advance my clients’ cases. I prioritize the value received by the client and their long-term interests. I offer a high level of attention to each client and I deliver legal services in a straight-forward, user-friendly way.

Past

Cases

Peace Country Petroleum Sales Ltd. v. O.T.H Logging Inc., 2016 BCSC 1574 : summary trial application for payment of commercial debt

T.L.I. v. E.I., 2016 BCSC 2230 : application for retroactive review of child support in family law matter, including a declaration of blameworthy conduct by the payor parent

Young v. ICBC, 2018 BCSC 138 : personal injury trial (as co-counsel)

Davis v. Jeyaratnam, 2019 BCSC 1698 : personal injury trial including determination of liability for cyclist-motor vehicle accident (as co-counsel), reversed on appeal 2022 BCCA 273

Fancello v. Cupskey, 2019 BCSC 1724 : personal injury trial (as co- counsel)

Cook v. Kang, 2020 BCSC 526 : personal injury trial including determination of plaintiff's compliance with s. 24 of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act regarding identification of driver in hit and run accident (as co-counsel)

Cook v. Kang, 2020 BCSC 575 : application to exclude surreptitiously obtained audio recording tendered as evidence at trial (as co-counsel)

Reehal v. Reehal, 2020 BCSC 1635 : defence of application for finding of contempt and special costs in family law matter (as co-counsel)

Heffernan v. Charlish, 2021 BCSC 1882 : personal injury trial (as co-counsel)

T.S. v. Gough, 2022 BCSC 264 : personal injury trial including determination of liability for motor vehicle accident (as co-counsel)

Cook v. Kang, 2022 BCSC 408 : application for deduction of amounts from a personal injury trial award pursuant to s. 83 of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act (as co-counsel)

Rattan v. Li, 2022 BCSC 648 : personal injury trial (as co-counsel)

Cook v. Kang, 2022 BCSC 1255 : post-trial application for costs orders (as co-counsel)

The Owners, Strata Plan VR 778, 2023 BCSC 552 : defence of a strata corporation’s petition for court approval of a special levy, including a finding that the strata acted in bad faith. At the time of its publication, this was the only published case where an owner was successful in dismissing a strata petition under s. 173(2) of the Strata Property Act.

The Owners, Strata Plan VR778, 2023 BCSC 1555 : application for costs of petition hearing

Cockburn v Ferrill, 2024 BCSC 41 : application for costs of joint trial of three actions (as co-counsel)

Muir v Loveless, 2025 BCSC 1193 : application for trial adjournment

MacDonald v Sadri, 2025 BCSC 2083 : personal injury trial