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...
Islamic Asset Holding and Legacy Planning
Andrew Rogerson spoke at STEP conference Issues of asset protection and planning for the future affects all clients everywhere, and international clients invariably face additional challenges, includ...
Ontario Wants Tax Paid Sooner
Andrew Rogerson and Peter Spiro provide commentary to Canada’s largest daily newspaper on changes to Ontario’s Estates Administration Tax Act. Rogerson Law Group Expert Lawyers Provide Commentary ...
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...
Rogerson Law Group: Expert Speakers at Cross-Border Litigation Conference
Andrew Rogerson and Rob Rastorp spoke at a conference on Cross-Border Litigation Strategies on Thursday, 19 February 2015. They provided expert insight to other lawyers on Mareva Mechanics in Cross-Bo...
Handling personal data requests from law enforcement agencies – Know Your Rights
If you or your business is facing personal data requests from the police or other law enforcement agencies, you may have legal grounds to resist such a request. However, in some instances your persona...
Contractors: when are they entitled to reasonable notice or pay in lieu?
The legal status of contractors in an employment context frequently arises in litigation, reflecting the potential implications of whether or not someone is an employee in law. Rogerson Law Group prov...
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...
Worth a thought, Andrew Rogerson considers the attractiveness of Canada as a destination
Worth A Thought Andrew Rogerson considers the attractiveness of Canada as a destination for relocation STEP Journal – April 2008 Affluent clients, inquiring as to possible tax relocation, invariabl...