Atlantic Fusion Law Group
Automatically compiled listing. Details may contain errors.1 lawyer · Saint John County
One of 29 law firms listed in Saint John, and one of 6 handling Immigration Law.
Atlantic Fusion Law Group is an immigration-focused law firm based in Saint John, New Brunswick, that has served clients from nearly 100 countries. The firm also provides real estate and business law services, including purchase, sale, and financing transactions and business agreements. Its Charlottetown office has closed, and client service now runs through the Saint John office by appointment.
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Saint John, New Brunswick (by appointment only) · 506-640-1343
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