A Mexican Law Resource for Canadian Counsel Canadian counsel may encounter Mexican law unexpectedly. A client may own property in Mexico, rely on a Mexican document, have a relationship governed by Mexican law, or become involved in a dispute spanning both countries. Maria works as a professional resource to Canadian lawyers. Her role can be[Read More]
Questions Involving Mexican Law
Mexican Law Can Arise in Many Types of Canadian Files The need for a Mexican law opinion is determined by the legal question, not by the label placed on the Canadian file. The same issue may involve property, succession, family status, corporate authority, evidence, procedure, or several areas at once. The examples below illustrate the[Read More]
Maria Campos: Lawyer Licensed in Mexico and Canada
Mexican Legal Knowledge with Canadian Legal Context Maria Julieta Campos is a lawyer licensed in Mexico and Canada. Her professional background allows her to work directly with Mexican legal sources while understanding the Canadian legal context in which her analysis may be used. She assists Canadian lawyers and law firms when a Canadian file requires[Read More]
CPTPP Work Permits for Professionals and Technicians
A foreign national who wants to work in Canada needs a work permit or an authorization to work without a permit. Canada offers several immigration options.
New Open Work Permit for Essential Workers and International Graduates
Immigrants who applied for the new pathway released this 2021 to permanent residence for essential workers & International Graduates can now get an open work permit during the time that they wait for the response of their application.
LMIA Attestation Letters for Employers
Some employers have to prove their business legitimacy when they are looking to sponsor a foreign worker. This is a requirement to proceed with the LMIA application process. There may also be other reasons why an attestation letter is required.
Was Your Immigration Application Refused or Cancelled? Judicial Review Might be an Option for You
Judicial Review is a legal process in which a court judge reviews a decision by an administrative tribunal or government decision-maker. The process is revised making sure its outcome was reasonable, fair, and lawful.
Defamation and Social Media
Defamatory social media posts can easily tarnish a reputation that took time and effort to build. If you have been unfairly attacked and believe that you are a victim of defamation, it is important to gather your evidence thoroughly and act quickly to protect yourself.
Immigrating to Canada under the BC Provincial Nominee Program
If you are looking to immigrate to Canada, and specifically want to live in British Columbia, the BC Provincial Nominee Program may be the right route for you. This program provides a way for skilled foreign workers in high demand and experienced entrepreneurs to gain permanent residency in B.C.
What is a Power of Attorney?
A Power of Attorney Lawyer can help prepare you for the event your loved ones need to secure the legal right to manage your affairs.