Colin Flannigan

EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION

Colin was born and raised in Kelowna. He received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Alberta in 2007. He received his Juris Doctor from the University of Saskatchewan in 2013. Colin was previously a summer student and an articled student with FH&P Lawyers LLP. He was called to the British Columbia Bar in 2014.

Areas of Service

Contact Colin

Phone:	250.869.6024
Toll Free:	1.888.320.4488
Fax:	250.762.8616
Email:	cflannigan@fhplawyers.com
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Member of the Law Society of British Columbia
Member of the Canadian Bar Association
President of the Kelowna Bar Association
Board of Directors Kelowna Museum Society
Planned Giving Committee Kelowna General Hospital Foundation

Interests & Hobbies

In Colin’s spare time you can usually find him on a soccer field in the summer or the ski hill in the winter.

Recent Media

Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act: Direct Sales, Distance Sales and Prepaid Purchase Cards

Feb 5th by FH&P Lawyers

It’s a classic scenario — someone rings your doorbell or calls your home to ‘make you an offer you can’t refuse’ on a product or service that they are selling. Whether it’s a robust cable package, a fancy knife set, lawn care services, or a new vacuum, you may be tempted to accept.

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Dad cut me out of the will — what are my options?

Jan 25th by FH&P Lawyers

Dealing with the passing of a family member, especially a parent, is a painful and emotional process. What can make this process even more difficult is finding out that you were not included in their Will, and therefore are not able to collect any inheritance, property or keepsakes.

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THE HIGH ROAD: INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND THE LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA

Dec 18th by David Kemp

With so much discussion about the ramifications of the legalization of cannabis in Canada, why has so little dialogue centred around the unique opportunities available to establish cannabis ventures on reserve land? Some ventures, like Indigenous Roots, have recognized and seized this opportunity by setting up operations on various reserves across Canada. Find out why you should be doing the same! We are proud to present this piece, which was written primarily by our very talented co-op student, Damyn Libby, who is currently finishing a degree in Indigenous Studies at UBC's Okanagan campus and who aspires to practicing in Aboriginal Law. This area was of particular interest to him due to his area of study at UBC and his Métis heritage. Please get in touch if you would like

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