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This program contains 15 minutes of Professionalism Content and 75 min of Substantive Content.
An Overview of Key Immigration Issues
Immigration Law encompasses a broad array of issues. These issues may arise in the course of any practice, but often show up in Business Law, Criminal Law and Family Law.
Failure to consider the impact of immigration issues in the context of other elements of a matter (be it criminal, business, etc.) can have serious consequences, and every practitioner needs to recognize when immigration issues may be triggered. A few examples of the intersection of immigration and other areas of law can be seen with questions such as:
- What are the consequences of a Canadian employer seeking to raise or lower a foreign worker’s salary?
- What are the consequences of drafting a marriage agreement where one party has been sponsored by the other?
- What are the consequences of accepting a seemingly favourable plea bargain in a criminal matter, where the accused is a permanent resident of Canada?
| Speakers | Moderator: |
| Arvin Afzali, Chaudhary Law | Benjamin A. Kranc, Kranc Associates |
| Matthew Jeffery, Barrister & Solicitor |
Thursday, May 30, 2019
5:15 – 6:45 p.m. (Registration at 5:00 p.m.)
TLA Lawyers Lounge, 2nd Floor, 361 University Avenue Court House
This program contains 15 minutes of Professionalism Content and 75 minutes of Substantive Content.
Registration Fee:
Members $90.00 + HST ($11.70) = $101.70
Licensing Candidates $45.00 + HST ($5.85) = $50.85
Non-Members $120.00 + HST ($15.60) = $135.60
A limited amount of complimentary tickets are available to Law School Students/NCA Students. Please contact events@tlaonline.ca.
No refunds after May 23, 2019. An administrative fee of $25.00 will be applied to all cancellations. Snacks and refreshments will be provided. Space is limited, no walk-ins.
Register online or complete this registration form and return with payment.
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This organization has been approved as an Accredited Provider of Professionalism content by the Law Society of Ontario