Cathryn Moore stands as a committed Vancouver criminal lawyer, with a wealth of experience in tackling complex legal battles. Her mastery in employing constitutional defenses, specifically those under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, allows her to navigate a wide array of criminal charges. Her legal prowess extends to handling cases related to drug trafficking, civil forfeiture, sexual assault, general assault, impaired and dangerous driving, as well as appeals on sentences and convictions.

Faced with challenging circumstances or daunting case facts, Cathryn remains unshaken, delving deep into each case with a strategic mindset aimed at achieving the most favorable outcomes for her clients. Her clients value her compassionate behind-the-scenes work, coupled with her relentless advocacy in the courtroom.

Cathryn's track record includes notable successes in drug trafficking defense trials, where her sharp legal acumen has led to the exclusion of evidence obtained in violation of her clients' Charter rights, resulting in dropped charges. Her sensitivity and effectiveness in defending against charges of sexual offences, including sexual assault and child luring, set her apart. Additionally, Cathryn is highly experienced in defending driving offences, encompassing both criminal charges and administrative tribunal cases under the immediate roadside prohibition regime.

Since joining the Mickelson, Whysall, Moore & Forhan Law Group in 2012, Cathryn has managed a significant caseload, advocating for clients across British Columbia, from the lower mainland to Northern BC and the interior. Her advocacy spans the Provincial Court, Supreme Court, and Court of Appeal, showcasing her versatility and dedication to defending her clients across various legal fronts.

Originally from Calgary, Alberta, Cathryn's legal journey began with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology from Mount Royal College, followed by a law degree from the University of British Columbia. Beyond her practice, Cathryn contributes to the legal community through her involvement with Access Pro Bono and the Law Student’s Legal Advice Program, where she plays a crucial role in providing access to justice and mentoring the next generation of lawyers.