For temporary residents, permanent residents and citizens
Immigration law
- Refused and delayed applications
- Extending your status in Canada
- Inadmissibility and removal
- New applications
Immigration and injury law · Toronto
Immigration and injury law, handled by the lawyer you speak to.
Book a free video meeting with Benjamin Cohen-Murison, or a paid meeting in person at First Canadian Place.
5.0 on Google · 25 reviews
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Immigration, injury and contract law.
For injury and contract claims
Injury and contract law
- Car accidents and slip and falls
- Long-term disability claims
- Professional negligence
- Breach of contract
Immigration
Application refused or stuck in processing?
We look at what went wrong and tell you which option fits.
Ask about your application- ReconsiderationAsk the officer to look at a refusal again.
- Judicial reviewChallenge a decision at the Federal Court. Deadlines can be as short as 15 days.
- MandamusAsk the Federal Court to order a decision on a delayed application.
- Extend your statusKeep your permit valid while you stay in Canada.
Personal injury
Hurt in an accident? Some deadlines are measured in days.
Little or no legal fee upfront, and the rest only if you're compensated.* Enter your accident date to see your deadlines.
- 7
days to tell your auto insurer
- 10
days to notify the city after a sidewalk fall
- 60
days to give notice after a fall on snow or ice on private property
Pick a date to see your deadlines.
General information, not legal advice. Your deadlines can differ depending on your facts.
Your lawyer
Meet Benjamin Cohen-Murison.
He handles your file himself, from the first meeting to the result.
LL.M., LL.B.University of Edinburgh
Licensed lawyer in OntarioLSO No. 89551C
First Canadian PlaceSuite 5700, Toronto
In person or by videoBook in advance for in-person
How it works
Three steps to get started
- Book a free video meetingOr meet in person at First Canadian Place ($100).
- Get a clear planWe explain your options and what each one involves.
- We handle itWe deal with the government, insurers and courts for you.
Client reviews
What clients say about us.
5.0
25 reviews on Google
★★★★★
“Ben is an exceptional lawyer and a genuinely compassionate person. He listened carefully, understood the situation in detail, and handled everything with professionalism, patience, and dedication. His guidance was clear, honest, and very reassuring during a stressful time. I am truly grateful for his support and highly recommend him.”
Sana ChaudharyGoogle review
★★★★★
“Benjamin was a pleasure to work with. He was supportive and prompt during the whole process. Would definitely recommend him!”
Rizwana BholatGoogle review
★★★★★
“Benjamin is honestly an amazing human first and even better lawyer. Reached out for emergency services and he very intelligently was able to give guidance for an extremely emotional and time-sensitive matter. He understands the system, legalities and complications well, and was always there to receive calls and answer any questions. He is incredibly professional and understanding. Highly recommend Ben for any and all legal immigration needs. Thank you Ben for everything.”
ManpreetGoogle review
Is the first meeting free?
Video meetings are free. In-person meetings at First Canadian Place are $100.
Do you handle both immigration and injury cases?
Yes. We practise immigration law, personal injury, long-term disability and contract law.
My immigration application was refused. What can I do?
It depends on the refusal. Options include a new application, a reconsideration request or judicial review at the Federal Court, which can have a deadline of 15 days.
How do fees work for injury claims?
Either a small amount upfront and the rest only if you're compensated, or no legal fees at all unless you're compensated. The fee is a percentage agreed in writing before you sign, plus HST.
I'm in Canada on a permit and was injured. Can I still claim?
Being on a temporary permit doesn't by itself stop you from making a claim. We can also explain how a claim and your status affect each other.
Free video meeting
Talk to us about your situation.
By video (free) or in person at First Canadian Place ($100), 7 days a week.
Cohen Murison Law
100 King Street West, Suite 5700
First Canadian Place, Toronto, ON M5X 1C7
Open 7 days, 9 am to 5 pm. Closed on public holidays.
100 King Street West, Suite 5700
First Canadian Place, Toronto, ON M5X 1C7
Open 7 days, 9 am to 5 pm. Closed on public holidays.