Overview

Guberman, Garson, Bush is a leading full service immigration law firm located in downtown Toronto. We provide Canadian and US immigration services to a broad range of clients including corporations and individuals. The International Who's Who of Corporate Immigration Lawyers 2007, which is considered to be The Official Research Partner of the International Bar Association, describes our firm in the following manner: "The firm focuses on the corporate, sport and entertainment fields and deals with the movement of individuals into both Canada and the U.S. With two of Canada's leading lights -- Joel S. Guberman & David L.P. Garson -- Guberman, Garson, Bush remains one of the go-to firms in the country.

Accomplishments

Independent research consistently confirms Guberman, Garson, Bush’s pre-eminent position as leading immigration lawyers and Canadian rankings acknowledge Guberman, Garson, Bush as an undisputed leader in immigration law:

• The International Who’s Who of Business Lawyers has repeatedly named Guberman, Garson, Bush as the leading law firm for business immigration in Canada
• The Best Lawyers in Canada recognizes 4 Guberman, Garson, Bush lawyers as leaders in their field. No immigration law firm has more
• LawDay identifies 3 Guberman, Garson, Bush lawyers as leading lawyers in Canada in the practice of immigration law
• The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory lists 2 Guberman, Garson, Bush lawyers as leading lawyers in immigration law
• The International Who’s Who of Business Immigration Lawyers describes Guberman, Garson, Bush as superb and unsurpassed
  
  

Success Stories

A large US company had just won a major contract to provide sustainable energy solutions at various locations in Ontario. Key employees with skills ranging from technical to managerial and professional were required to complete the contract successfully. We worked with them to find solutions so that a significant number of workers were permitted to enter Canada to work on this high profile and successful project.

An Italian citizen and potential employee of a Canadian cultural organization had unsuccessfully filed for a work permit. The organization called us to facilitate and resolve the process by securing the appropriate documentation and make all the necessary filings. The employee was able to secure the work permit in time to ensure a very successful season for their employer, as a result of our efforts and advice.