Joven Narwal is a highly-respected trial and appellate lawyer with extensive experience in complex and serious cases, particularly in the areas of criminal litigation, securities litigation, professional regulation, and specialty civil litigation involving criminal overtones. He has a proven track record of success in high-stakes litigation, and his skills have been recognized through numerous accolades, including recognition as a “Litigation Star” and shortlisting for “White Collar Crime / Enforcement Lawyer of the Year” by Benchmark Litigation Canada.

Mr. Narwal obtained his law degree from UBC, where he earned many awards for academic achievement, and later earned a Master of Laws from Columbia University, a leading ivy league university. Alongside his active involvement in academia, he remains committed to providing practical continuing legal education to lawyers, frequently being invited to speak at seminars and at conferences. As a complement to his practice, Mr. Narwal is an adjunct professor at the UBC Allard School of Law, where he created and teaches two upper-level seminars on complex criminal litigation, “White Collar Crime” and “Criminal Organizations”.

Moreover, he serves as a member of the judicial council of the Tsawwassen First Nation, where he is responsible for resolving disputes, hearing appeals, and adjudicating the validity of Tsawwassen Laws. Mr. Narwal has held several leadership positions in the legal profession and is a co-editor of a forthcoming textbook on Canadian criminal law to be published by the Canadian Legal Information Institute.

In his career, Joven Narwal started as a Crown prosecutor in Vancouver, where he honed his skills and learned the legal processes. He Later founded Narwal Litigation LLP, where he and his team represent serious cases involving criminal defense, professional regulation, white-collar crime, and securities litigation.

Overall, Joven Narwal is a well-respected attorney known for his expertise and success in high-stakes litigation, his leadership in the legal profession, academic engagements, and involvement in the community.