Farzad Balandari
Farzad Balandari is an associate with the firm. He practices in British Columbia and enjoys his time in the courtroom. Farzad has appeared before the B.C. Supreme Court in several successful trials as well as numerous chambers applications.
Farzad was born in Iran and moved to British Columbia as a child. He initially completed a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies, focusing on Economics at the University of British Columbia. He completed his J.D. at the University of Victoria in 2020.
During his time at law school, Farzad completed a Co-Op at the Architectural Institute of B.C where he was involved with regulatory matters. In his last semester of law school Farzad also attended the Law Centre where he provided representation to clients in Victoria who could not afford a lawyer in family law and criminal law matters.
Following his return to Vancouver., Farzad articled at Preszler Law and continues to work as an associate.
Farzad is fluent in Farsi.
Away from the office, Farzad enjoys playing soccer, running, and spending time with his nieces and nephew.
Farzad was born in Iran and moved to British Columbia as a child. He initially completed a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies, focusing on Economics at the University of British Columbia. He completed his J.D. at the University of Victoria in 2020.
During his time at law school, Farzad completed a Co-Op at the Architectural Institute of B.C where he was involved with regulatory matters. In his last semester of law school Farzad also attended the Law Centre where he provided representation to clients in Victoria who could not afford a lawyer in family law and criminal law matters.
Following his return to Vancouver., Farzad articled at Preszler Law and continues to work as an associate.
Farzad is fluent in Farsi.
Away from the office, Farzad enjoys playing soccer, running, and spending time with his nieces and nephew.
- Rae v Gadalla, 2023 BCSC 1398 (CanLII)
- Hadley v Pabla, 2021 BCSC 238 (CanLII)
- Raber v Romero, 2022 BCSC 748 (CanLII)
- Hann v Lun, 2022 BCSC 1839 (CanLII)
- Joly v Norman, 2023 BCSC 970 (CanLII)
- Pruett v Robert, 2023 BCSC 49 (CanLII)
- Dahlke v Davidson, 2023 BCSC 1884
