September, absent lockdown, has seen excited children and parents arrive at the entrance doors of the private school to which they have worked so hard to gain admission....
Andrew Rogerson and Grace Rogerson v. Havergal College, Catherine Misson and Kate White
On October 1, 2019, for no fault of her own, Grace Rogerson was forced out of  Havergal College. According to Havergal, Grace’s father Andrew Rogerson purportedly breached its Code of Conduct throu...
Mother Doe and Jane Doe v. Havergal College et al.
In April 2020, Rogerson Law Group commenced proceedings with Ontario’s Superior Court of Justice against Havergal College, Vice Principal Seonaid Davis, and two teenage girls, on behalf of a teenage...
Immigration Appeal: order stayed for compassionate reasons
Rogerson Law Group has won an important immigration appeal on behalf of a doctor from Saudi Arabia who was ordered to leave Canada for failing to meet the residency obligations under the Immigration a...
New Start-Up Visa: unique business opportunity
If you are one of those people who has a brilliant idea to start a business, and has the capability to raise capital or find investors, the new Start-Up Visa may be a unique opportunity for you. New ...
Skilled Workers: Federal Skilled Trades Class (FSTP)
Skilled workers in certain trades can obtain Canadian permanent residency under the Federal Skilled Trade Class – a program under the Express Entry program. This program is applicable to potenti...
Immigration to Canada through the Express Entry System
Are you interested in immigrating to Canada permanently as a skilled worker? Retain an immigration lawyer at Rogerson Law Group to guide you through the Express Entry System, Canada’s new applicatio...
Investment in Canada and the Impact of Bill C-60
Canada has the second largest landmass in world and is rich in natural resources, from oil and minerals to freshwater and lumber. Its workforce is highly educated and skilled, it is among the world’...
Canada’s 2014 Federal Budget Proposes Elimination of the 60-Month Residency Exemption for Immigration Trusts
Canada’s February 11, 2014 federal budget eliminated the tax benefits of immigration trusts for new residents of Canada. This is a radical change to Canada’s tax regime in regard to immigration tr...
Canadian Immigration Continues Despite Temporary Federal Skilled Worker Freeze
By Andrew Rogerson LLB (Hons) TEP The majority of the over 60 Canadian immigration programs have, and will continue, to accept applications despite a temporary freeze on the acceptance of applications...