Boughton Law Corporation

For a short time, John English and the family companies were represented by the lawyer in Kelowna that he hired to salvage the mess made by Jeff Scouten.
However, John English was looking for alternate money and in course of doing so he was advised by an accountant on Vancouver Island to go an see a lawyer named, Ernie Hee who worked at Boughton Law Corporation.
According to John English, Ernie assured him they could find alternate financing.
In the process, Ernie recommended John English transfer the litigation file from the lawyer in Kelowna to Boughton Law Corporation where their litigation lawyer, Martin Sennott, would be able to handle everything while Ernie and found John the alternate financing package he needed.
This is where things started to get weird - again.
However, John English was looking for alternate money and in course of doing so he was advised by an accountant on Vancouver Island to go an see a lawyer named, Ernie Hee who worked at Boughton Law Corporation.
According to John English, Ernie assured him they could find alternate financing.
In the process, Ernie recommended John English transfer the litigation file from the lawyer in Kelowna to Boughton Law Corporation where their litigation lawyer, Martin Sennott, would be able to handle everything while Ernie and found John the alternate financing package he needed.
This is where things started to get weird - again.

Martin Sennott introduced John English to Jason Gordon and pressured him to do a campsite rental deal with Jason who Martin said was a fiend of his.
Jason Gordon seemed a little slippery and John could not understand why Martin and Ernie were charging him, John, legal fees for drawing up documents for Jason Gordon.
If Jason Gordon was preparing documents for John English to sign as part of a rental agreement then that should be the cost of Jason Gordon and if Jason Gordon wanted John to pay his legal bill, which sometimes a lessee does, then that was another matter but the bill should come from Jason's lawyer, not Ernie who was John's lawyer.
So, what was really going on. Well, it looks like, in reality, Ernie and Martin was acting for both sides in a lease agreement deal but they were not telling their client, John, that they were was acting for both sides which is completely contrary to the basic principles of the good faith relationship between a lawyer and his client.
Jason Gordon seemed a little slippery and John could not understand why Martin and Ernie were charging him, John, legal fees for drawing up documents for Jason Gordon.
If Jason Gordon was preparing documents for John English to sign as part of a rental agreement then that should be the cost of Jason Gordon and if Jason Gordon wanted John to pay his legal bill, which sometimes a lessee does, then that was another matter but the bill should come from Jason's lawyer, not Ernie who was John's lawyer.
So, what was really going on. Well, it looks like, in reality, Ernie and Martin was acting for both sides in a lease agreement deal but they were not telling their client, John, that they were was acting for both sides which is completely contrary to the basic principles of the good faith relationship between a lawyer and his client.

But, the conduct of Boughton Law Corporation gets even more suspicious, because while John English was retaining Boughton Law Corporation to find him alternate financing and manage the foreclosure Boughton Law Corporation was being paid a whole pile of money by the Government of British Columbia.
According to BC Government records $559,000 in 2009/2010, $576,000 in 2010/2011 and $627,000 in 2011/2012.
This raises some real problems because we have now learned that the Government of British Columbia, back in 2009/2010, had expressed to certain natives its desire to take over the English family property near Tofino, so they could trade it to the First Nations as part of a land claim settlement but the natives were told to keep it a secret or the price would go up.
So, here we have another conflict of interest by Boughton Law Corporation acting the Government while that Government was secretly conspiring to destroy the English family and loot their property.
This is how the dirty legal racket works in downtown British Columbia.
So, it was no co-incidence that, in May 2013, Wally Oppal, the former Attorney General suddenly joined Boughton Law Corporation
Wally Oppal was Attorney General from June 2005 to June 2009 when the devious plan to loot the English family property was hatched in the minds of the snakes in the Ministry of the Attorney General and it was about that time that Mission Creek Mortgage Company, suddenly and without any explanation, pulled the rug out from under the English family and decided to call its mortgage.
According to BC Government records $559,000 in 2009/2010, $576,000 in 2010/2011 and $627,000 in 2011/2012.
This raises some real problems because we have now learned that the Government of British Columbia, back in 2009/2010, had expressed to certain natives its desire to take over the English family property near Tofino, so they could trade it to the First Nations as part of a land claim settlement but the natives were told to keep it a secret or the price would go up.
So, here we have another conflict of interest by Boughton Law Corporation acting the Government while that Government was secretly conspiring to destroy the English family and loot their property.
This is how the dirty legal racket works in downtown British Columbia.
So, it was no co-incidence that, in May 2013, Wally Oppal, the former Attorney General suddenly joined Boughton Law Corporation
Wally Oppal was Attorney General from June 2005 to June 2009 when the devious plan to loot the English family property was hatched in the minds of the snakes in the Ministry of the Attorney General and it was about that time that Mission Creek Mortgage Company, suddenly and without any explanation, pulled the rug out from under the English family and decided to call its mortgage.