Top Immigration Law Boutiques for 2022-23 unveiled by Canadian Lawyer

Law firms dealt with challenging times to help clients with their immigration needs

Top Immigration Law Boutiques for 2022-23 unveiled by Canadian Lawyer
Top immigration law boutiques have been named by Canadian Lawyer

If you were to create a list of legal practice areas that have been affected by COVID-19, immigration law would be at or near the top.

Whether it was disrupted plans of immigrants wanting to come to Canada as permanent residents, dealing with on-and-off travel advisories and rules faced by employers trying to fill their labour needs, it’s been a challenging time. Add to that the refugee crises in Syria, Afghanistan and Ukraine, immigration lawyers are busier than ever.

Still, winners of Canadian Lawyer’s Immigration Law Boutiques for 2022-23 have managed to negotiate their way through the complications to give the best service possible to their clients.

This year’s winners include Maynard Kischer Stojicevic Citizenship & Immigration Lawyers and McCrea Immigration Law.

Canadian Lawyer congratulates all of this year’s winners! The full list can be found here.

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