Aseem Dosanjh was raised in Vancouver, where he majored in history and earned a Bachelor of Arts at the University of British Columbia before leaving for law school in Ontario. He obtained his law degree at the University of Windsor, graduating in 2000. Aseem returned to BC and earned his call to the Bar in May 2001.

Aseem’s practice areas include criminal law and a variety of cases in the field of personal injury. In addition to trial work, his range of experience has been gained through mediations and appearances before various administrative tribunals, such as those addressing human rights complaints, RCMP disciplinary hearings and immigration appeals. Aseem is accustomed to litigating at all levels of court in British Columbia – Provincial Court, Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal – and he has carried out cases before juries and in judge-only proceedings.

Aseem’s case files in criminal law range from murder and multiple levels of assault to fraud, impaired driving and representation of witnesses. The majority of his practice on the civil side involves motor vehicle accidents (e.g. ICBC claims), product liability and occupiers liability (e.g. licenced establishments), commercial litigation (e.g. breach of contract) and judicial reviews.

Aseem joined the Trial Lawyers Association of BC (TLABC) early in his career. He has served as a member of TLABC’s executive committee since 2005 and has presented at the association’s seminars. Aseem is also a member of the South Asian Bar Association of British Columbia.

Aseem’s volunteer service outside the legal community has included executive membership with the South West Marine Drive Ratepayers Association. He has a high level of interest in politics, but sports are his primary interests external to the legal profession, including: hockey, football, softball and golf.