Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to common questions about Immigration Law and Litigation & Dispute Resolution.
Latest Canadian Immigration Updates (2024–2025)
- ✔ Category-based Express Entry draws continuing through 2025
- ✔ Family sponsorship processing targets under 12 months
- ✔ Expanded PR pathways for healthcare, trades, and STEM professionals
- ✔ Increased automation in IRCC eligibility assessments
- ✔ Revised PGWP eligibility for select academic programs
- ✔ Enhanced border and admissibility scrutiny
- ✔ Ongoing Canada–U.S. immigration coordination
Immigration policies change frequently. Speak with our lawyers for advice specific to your situation.
Immigration Law
A lawyer helps prevent refusals, delays, and inadmissibility issues.
Processing times vary by program and applicant circumstances.
Yes, we assist with both Canadian and U.S. immigration cases.
Options may include reapplication, reconsideration, or appeal.
Eligible citizens and permanent residents may sponsor qualifying relatives.
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Civil and commercial disputes, contracts, regulatory and court matters.
Many disputes resolve through negotiation or mediation.
Early legal advice protects rights and strengthens your position.
Timelines vary based on complexity and court scheduling.
Yes, we act for individuals, corporations, and organizations.