Green & Spiegel is proud to be recognized as the highest-ranked business immigration law firm, with Stephen Green and Evan Green named to the Hall of Fame and Shoshana Green recognized as a Leading Partner.
January 13, 2026
Green & Spiegel is proud to be recognized as the highest-ranked business immigration law firm, with Stephen Green and Evan Green named to the Hall of Fame and Shoshana Green recognized as a Leading Partner.
Lexology Index has recognized three of the firm’s Senior Partners as among the highest-ranked lawyers in Lexology Index: Canada 2025.
Managing Partner, Evan Green spoke with BBC News on how recent U.S. H-1B visa changes present a key opportunity for
Managing Partner, Evan Green shared his insights with the Financial Times on the growing wave of U.S. professionals seeking to
Managing Partner, Evan Green provided his perspective to the Toronto Star on the challenges of Canada’s visa approval process, emphasizing
Four Green and Spiegel lawyers have been included in The Best Lawyers Canada, 2026 Edition. Congratulations to Green and Spiegel Senior Partners Shoshana T. Green, Evan J. Green and Stephen W. Green, as well as Senior Associate Valerie Kleinman.
Panelists Hilete Stein and Claire MacLean will discuss eligibility for Canadian citizenship for those with a Canadian born grandparent.
Canada has positioned itself as a global hub for innovation and technology, attracting a skilled workforce from around the world. For tech companies looking to expand or hire talent, several immigration programs can streamline the process.
Green and Spiegel Partner Alexandra Cole is here to answer your questions following the end of the temporary public policy.
Green and Spiegel is delighted to announce that Who’s Who Legal (WWL) has recognized three of the firm’s Senior Partners as among the highest-ranked lawyers in WWL: Canada 2024.
Green and Spiegel Partner Alexandra Cole is here to answer your questions following the end of the temporary public policy.
Panelists Shoshana Green and Madison Kelly provided the latest developments in Canadian immigration.
Panelists Shoshana Green and Madison Kelly provided the latest developments in Canadian immigration.
In an interview with HRReporter, Green and Spiegel Partner Alexandra Cole discussed the impact of the updated guidance issued by the Canadian government on its International Mobility Program.
In a seminar with NextStars, Green and Spiegel Managing Partner, Stephen W. Green, discussed how the Start-up Visa and Canada’s immigration policies provide incredible opportunities for newcomer innovators to build thriving businesses in Canada.
IRCC announced that the Post-Graduation Work Permit program will undergo changes to align more closely with labour market needs starting on November 1, 2024, with significant changes to be made to the eligibility requirements for language proficiency and field of study.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada released significant policy updates for work permit applications filed under the International Mobility Program, and specifically, the Intra-Company Transfer categories.
Earlier this year, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced that it will implement measures to reduce the number
Due to the ongoing shortage of healthcare professionals in Canada, several immigration pathways have been created to facilitate the relocation of foreign nationals in the healthcare sector to Canada.
In the case of Singh v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2024 FC 1165, the Federal Court ruled that immigration officers cannot treat optional National Occupational Classification requirements as mandatory.