BridgePoint Law
Automatically compiled listing. Details may contain errors.1 lawyer · Frontenac County (Kingston), City of Toronto
One of 54 law firms listed in Kingston, and one of 3 handling Notary & Commissioner Services.
Accepts Legal Aid
Accepts Legal AidAbout BridgePoint Law
BridgePoint Law is a solo immigration, refugee, and cross-border practice founded by Dr. Ningjing (Natalie) Zhang, who holds a Juris Doctor and a PhD from Fudan University and is licensed by the Law Society of Ontario as a lawyer (licence no. 89168I). Zhang, originally from Shanghai, arrived in Kingston in 2016 and completed graduate studies and a law degree at Queen's University before founding the firm. Refugee work is described as the foundation of the practice, alongside business immigration, Federal Court judicial review of IRCC and CBSA decisions, family and individual immigration, and notary and apostille services, all delivered in English and Mandarin, with limited Cantonese.
The firm is based in Kingston, where it works out of Sanctuary Coworking, a converted 1864 limestone church at 221 Queen Street, and keeps a second Ontario office in the First Canadian Place tower in Toronto. BridgePoint also works with a cooperating firm in Shanghai for matters that need PRC licensed counsel. It accepts Legal Aid Ontario certificates for refugee law matters, and Kingston Daily has reported it as the only Kingston area lawyer currently doing so. Zhang is an Executive Member of the Canadian Bar Association's Solo, Small Firm and General Practice Section and is set to become Incoming Vice-Chair of the equivalent Ontario Bar Association section in September 2026.
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In the community
- Active partnership with the Kingston Economic Development Corporation on immigrant entrepreneur initiatives.
- Delivered the keynote "Many Hands, One Journey" at a KEYS event in Kingston in September 2025, on collaborative community support for newcomers.
- Participated in the Kingston Women Entrepreneur Expo in October 2025.
- Spoke at an Immigration Masterclass for international students in Kingston in October 2025, on pathways from study permit to permanent residence.
- Kingston Daily has reported the firm as the only Kingston area lawyer currently accepting Legal Aid Ontario certificates for refugee law matters.
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Accessible parking
Woman-owned
LGBTQ+ friendly
Free parking
In-person servicesFees & payment
Flat fee
Legal aidOffices 2
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