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Alannah Glintz is a senior associate at Green and Spiegel LLP in Toronto. Alannah practices in all areas of Canadian immigration law, including corporate and individual immigration matters. Alannah has significant experience assisting clients with obtaining visas and permits for various business-related purposes, including, but not limited to intra-company transfers, international trade agreements, Labour Market Impact Assessments, business visitors, as well as transitioning from temporary to permanent residence. Her corporate clients include businesses from a wide range of industries. Alannah also assists clients with other types of temporary applications such as study permits and tourist visitor visas, as well as applications to overcome inadmissibility, including temporary resident permits and criminal rehabilitation. Additionally, Alannah represents clients in obtaining permanent residence and citizenship. Alannah also has experience representing clients for litigation matters at the Federal Court of Canada, as well as for appeals related to seizures executed by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).

Alannah est un membre en règle du Barreau de l'Ontario. Elle est également membre de l'Association du Barreau de l'Ontario et de l'Association du Barreau canadien. Alannah a été admise au Barreau de l'Ontario après avoir fait un stage à Green and Spiegel LLP. Tout au long de ses études de droit, Alannah a été coordonnatrice des étudiants et chargée de cas pour le programme de soutien au parrainage des réfugiés de Windsor Law, et assistante de recherche dans les domaines du droit de l'immigration et des transactions transfrontalières. Alannah a également été rédactrice pour la Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues. En outre, elle a donné de son temps à l'Assistance juridique de Windsor et a été vice-présidente de la section de Windsor Law de l'Association canadienne des avocats réfugiés.

Prior to joining Green and Spiegel, Alannah worked for the trusted traveler and immigration passenger operations branches of the CBSA. Alannah also volunteered for Ontario’s Ministry of Corrections and Community Services.