The series "Fairly Legal" was filmed in Vancouver, Canada and San Francisco, USA.
Filming Locations:
Eagle Harbour Yacht Club
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Scene where In the pilot episode, Kate wakes up on her boat docked at the marina.
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Segal Graduate School of Business (SFU)
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Scene where In the pilot episode, Kate works at her family's firm.
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The scene was filmed at This 100-year-old building in the heart of the city houses the graduate business program of Simon Fraser University. Originally the western headquarters of the Bank of Montreal, it was extensively renovated in 2005 to restore its former glory.
Vancouver Art Gallery
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Scene where Kate talks to Justin about her client in his office in the pilot episode.
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The scene was filmed at The art gallery is housed in the former provincial courthouse, built in 1906 in neoclassical style. This building is on the Vancouver Heritage Register.
Waterfall Building
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Scene where Kate stays at Justin's when she tries to help him with the naked guy across the street in episode 1x05 "The Two Richards".
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The scene was filmed at An apartment building in False Creek, designed by architect Arthur Erickson and opened in 2001. Its unique spiral staircases and central lobby make it a frequent location for productions.
CBC Vancouver Broadcast Centre
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Scene where Kate has coffee with Justin to discuss a case in episode 1x02 "Priceless".
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The scene was filmed at The home of CBC Radio Vancouver and various other production facilities.
Alexander Street (between Powell and Columbia)
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Scene where Richard Neumeyer gets hit by a truck in episode 1x05 "The Two Richards".
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Caretaker's Cottage (Murdo Frazer Park)
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Scene where Lauren visits a client's ex-husband to help finalize a divorce in episode 1x06 "Believers".
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The scene was filmed at A small log cabin in the secluded Murdo Frazer Park in North Vancouver, next to a beautiful lake and surrounded by tall trees. You wouldn't even know it's surrounded by houses and a block from the highway.
City Centre Motor Hotel
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Scene where Kate visits Richard Neumeyer at the motel where he's staying to convince him to come back in episode 1x05 "The Two Richards".
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Marine Building
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Scene where Kate talks to Paul Hainsley outside his office about Sofia Peña in episode 1x07 "Coming Home".
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The scene was filmed at An art deco skyscraper built in 1930, which was the tallest building in the British Empire at the time of its opening. The building is a Vancouver heritage site.
East Lawn Building (Riverview Hospital)
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The scene was filmed at The East Lawn Building, opened in 1930, housed the chronic women's ward and is the largest building at Riverview. It was designed to accommodate 675 patients, but by the 1950s it held over 1,400 people. The building closed in 2005 and has since been used for film shoots.
Oceanic Plaza
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The scene was filmed at Oceanic Plaza, a name that refers to both the skyscraper and the adjacent plaza, is a glass office building built in 1975. Although the building is sometimes used for filming, most filming takes place on the plaza or the former pedestrian bridge that crossed Hastings Street to the Guinness Tower.
Aerospace Technology Campus (BCIT)
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Scene where Kate goes to talk to D'Shawn Henry about his brother from the pilot episode.
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The scene was filmed at The new campus of the British Columbia Institute of Technology, opened in 2007 at Vancouver International Airport, specializing in aircraft maintenance, commercial piloting, and airport operations.
The Vancouver Club
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Scene where Lauren goes to a club lunch to retain one of her old clients. Episode 1x04 "Bo Me Once".
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The scene was filmed at A private club founded in 1889, three years after the founding of Vancouver. The current building opened in 1931 on New Year's Eve.
Vancouver College
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Scene where A video of Coach Gardner yelling at a player and pushing him gets him into trouble in episode 1x03 "Benched".
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San Francisco City Hall
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Scene where Kate runs out of City Hall and talks to Justin at a lunch cart in the pilot episode.
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Vogue Theatre
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Scene where Mac and Sherry Belber tell the story of their band's last concert and Paul Shelton's meltdown in episode 1x08 "Ultravinyl".
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North Vancouver City Library
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Scene where Kate meets Justin near the bank in episode 1x06 "Believers".
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Pier B (San Francisco Ferry Terminal)
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Scene where Kate boards a ferry to return to her yacht in the pilot episode.
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Howe Street
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Schneider Electric
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Scene where In episode 1x06 "Believers", Kate goes to mediate a contract termination and ends up talking a man out of suicide.
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West Cordova Street and Water Street
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Scene where Leonardo talks to Justin on the street. Later, Justin talks to Kate on the phone while walking down the street in episode 1x03 "Benched".
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Bentall 5 (Bentall Centre)
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Scene where Kate goes to meet Douglas and Charles Pease in their office in the pilot episode.
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Powell Street (between Post and Grier)
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Scene where Kate runs and tries to catch a streetcar after meeting Spencer in the pilot episode.
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Granville Street Bridge
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Scene where In the pilot episode, Douglas Pease gets into an accident while driving on the highway.
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Score on Davie
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Scene where Kate mediates between two brothers over a parking spot in a business they co-own in episode 1x10 "Bridges".
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Chapel at Minoru Park
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Scene where Kate attends her best friend's wedding in episode 1x09 "My Best Friend's Prenup".
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Napier Street and Commercial Drive
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Scene where Kate visits Richard Neumeyer as he plays bongos on the street in episode 1x05 "The Two Richards".
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Columbus Avenue (between Broadway and Pacific)
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Scene where Kate checks her phone while walking back to the office in the pilot episode.
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Roedde House Museum
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The scene was filmed at A Victorian-era house built in 1893 in Queen Anne style for the city's first bookbinder. Now a museum owned by the City of Vancouver and an official heritage building.
Kitchener Street and Commercial Drive
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Scene where Kate talks to Brandon Belber about Paul Shelton outside the cafe where the musician performed in episode 1x08 "Ultravinyl".
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Grant Street (between Salisbury and Victoria)
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Scene where Brandon Belber approaches Kate after talking to his parents outside their home in episode 1x08 "Ultravinyl".
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Tommy's Market
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Scene where Kate finds Steve Jenks trashing a store and trashes it with him in episode 1x02 "Priceless".
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Beatty Street
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Scene where Kate sets up a meeting with Steve Jenks' old friends, which he doesn't attend in episode 1x02 "Priceless".
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The scene was filmed at The former Players Chophouse restaurant.
Westwood Village
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Scene where Justin talks to Kate on the phone while jogging, and later he talks to her again on the phone while getting out of a taxi in episode 1x07 "Coming Home".
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Harrison Galleries
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Scene where Kate goes to a cafe to watch Paul Shelton play an acoustic set in episode 1x08 "Ultravinyl".
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Anderson Street (between 2nd and Cartwright)
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Scene where Kate and Justin eat at a food truck in episode 1x05 "The Two Richards".
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Cecil Green Park House
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The scene was filmed at This building was built in 1912, in reality the home of Edward Davis, a prominent lawyer for the Canadian Transatlantic Railway, called Kanakla. Now used as a venue for weddings, filming, and other events.

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