by Al Pace – Pace Law Firm: I am pleased to announce that Mr. Michael Nwanna, founder and president of Genuss Investments Ltd in Nigeria, has accepted our invitation to join our team as Special Advisor for Nigeria and Western Africa.

by Tim Morson – Pace Law Firm: Hiring skilled immigrants makes good business sense for Canadian employers seeking to grow globally and at home.

Klaudios Mustakas – Pace Law Firm: A quality of life survey by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) confirms Canada’s reputation as one of the best countries in the world in which to live.

by James Metcalfe – Pace Law Firm: I am passing though Tahrir Square, the site of the birth of the revolution. Not as chaotic as in past trips.

James Metcalfe – Pace Law Firm: At 2:30 on Saturday morning, we arrived to find the airport eerily quiet, as were the roads outside. They were devoid of the usual honking cars and taxis.

James Metcalfe – Pace Law Firm: Sunday was a quiet day. The hotel was not it’s normal, bustling self. There was none of the normal buzz that you usually find in a large international hotels. 

James Metcalfe – Pace Law Firm: Subject to an Icelandic volcano interrupting my plans, I will be returning to Egypt on Saturday, May 28 for the first time since the overthrow of Mubarak.

Representatives of Pace Law Firm will soon be in Cairo and Alexandria to meet with current and new clients. If you would like to schedule an appointment, please contact us here.

In this video, immigration attorney Andy Semotiuk explains what happens if you attempt to enter Canada with a criminal record, and what procedures to follow to get across the border legally.

Karen Kwan Anderson – Pace Law Firm: One of my clients – let’s call him Joe – was in a tight spot a while ago.