Richard C.C. Peck, Q.C., Lawyer
Contributing Editor
Federated Press Contributions
| Contributing Editor, Corporate Liability (CorpL) 1994– |
| "Corporate Officers May Benefit from Section 7 Immunity Protection" (1966) 2 CorpL 107 |
| "Infringement of Taxpayer's Privacy Results in Double Remedy" (1996) 2 CorpL 127 |
| "Invoking Criminal Contempt Against Non-Parties" (1996) 3 CorpL 140 |
| "Regulatory Compulsion and Consequential Relief" (1997) 3 CorpL 162 |
Biography
| Born 14 June 1948 |
| Educated University of British Columbia B.A. 1971, LL.B. 1974 |
| Partner, Peck and Tammen 1992– |
| Partner, Harper Gray Easton 1990-92 |
| Partner, Robertson Peck Thompson 1976-89 |
| Called to the Bar of British Columbia 1975 |
| Articled, Rankin & Co. 1974-75 |
| Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers |
| Bencher, B.C. Law Society 1988– |
| Member, Canadian Bar Association (Chair, Vancouver Criminal Justice Section 1984-86, National Criminal Justice Section 1989-91, Task Force on Criminal Code Reform) |
| Member, Society for the Reform of Criminal Law, B.C. Trial Lawyers Association |
| Faculty Member, National Criminal Law Program, Federation of Law Societies |
| Guest Lecturer, University of British Columbia Law School, University of Victoria Law School |
| Co-Vice-President, Medical Legal Society of B.C. 1991-93 |
| Author, numerous articles and papers, many prepared for continuing legal education programs |
Practice Description
| Mr. Peck specializes in criminal law. His practice includes acting for both the Crown and the Defence and involves a considerable amount of appellate work in all areas. His trial work includes murder cases, sexual assaults, commercial crimes, etc. |
Address
| Peck and Tammen |
| Suite 610 |
| 744 West Hastings Street |
| Vancouver, British Columbia V6C 1A5 |
| Telephone: (604) 669-0208 |
| Telecopier: (604) 669-0616 |