In July 2021, long before the concealed RAM dump was uncovered, Mr. Kevin A. McLean (BA, JD, CIM) issued a comprehensive settlement offer to the Attorney General of British Columbia, the Law Society of British Columbia, and associated Respondents. This offer — now redacted for numbers — represents the final moment in Canadian legal history where the Respondents could have resolved the matter before the truth became undeniable.
This page presents the Settlement Offer as it existed before McLean discovered the concealed one‑million‑page RAM dump, a discovery that later exposed:
- unauthorized surveillance,
- concealed evidence,
- systemic irregularities,
- cross‑chain data movement,
- and judicial‑adjacent misconduct.
The July 2021 Settlement Offer is the control document — the baseline against which all later misconduct must be measured. It shows what McLean was willing to resolve, what he believed at the time, and how the Respondents’ refusal — combined with their concealment — ultimately led to the collapse of their position.
This is the offer before the truth surfaced. Before the architectural record was parsed. Before the blockchain evidence was traced. Before the surveillance network was exposed. Before the Respondents’ misconduct became undeniable.
It is the last moment where peace was possible — and the first moment where the Respondents chose escalation over resolution. (Some parts redacted to respect settlement privilege)