Flow Law
5 lawyers · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 425 handling Immigration Law.
About Flow Law
Flow Law Professional Corporation is a small firm in downtown Toronto, on Church Street. It was founded by Eduardo Oliveira, who trained as a lawyer in Brazil at the Recife Law School and later completed a Master of Laws at Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto. Oliveira heads the firm's immigration department. The firm's four lawyers, supported by a case worker, focus mainly on Canadian immigration law, including sponsorship, work permits, refugee claims, judicial review, and Federal Court litigation, along with family law, corporate and business law, and wills and estates.
The team works in English, French, Spanish, Turkish, and Portuguese, which lets the lawyers serve a mix of newcomer communities directly in their own languages. On the immigration side, the firm has acted in Federal Court matters that have been reported in the case law, including Sallai v. Canada (2024 FC 1698), Anicio Da Silva v. Canada (2024 FC 1113), and Rodriguez Oliveira v. Canada (2024 FC 1001), each of which resulted in a stay or a redetermination for the client.
Practice areas
Milestones & recognition
- Flow Law was founded by Eduardo Oliveira, who holds an LL.B. from the Recife Law School in Brazil, a master's degree and a Ph.D. in political science from the Federal University of Pernambuco, and an LL.M. from Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto.
- The firm's immigration files have produced reported Federal Court decisions, including Sallai v. Canada (2024 FC 1698), Anicio Da Silva v. Canada (2024 FC 1113), and Rodriguez Oliveira v. Canada (2024 FC 1001).
In the community
- The firm's founder co-founded the Brazil Canada Bar Association and serves as a director.
- The firm's founder co-hosts a legal affairs segment with Jornal de Toronto aimed at the city's Brazilian community, running since June 2023.
- The firm's founder is an elected member of CONCID, the Brazilian Citizenship Council of Ontario.
- A lawyer at the firm is a member of the Turkish Canadian Lawyers Association and has taken part in UNICEF Canada community events.
Lawyers 5
Amanda Martinez
Case Worker
Eduardo Oliveira
Founder, Head of Immigration Department
Immigration LawFamily Law
Hazal Ciga
Lawyer
Immigration Law
Lillian De Pena
Lawyer
Business & Corporate LawCivil Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Raquel Rocha
Lawyer
Immigration LawCivil Litigation & Dispute Resolution
This firm’s lawyers at a glance
- Law schools
- Osgoode Hall Law School (2), University of Toronto 3 of 5 lawyers
- Languages on the roster
- English, Portuguese, Spanish
Who handles what
The neighbourhood
Flow Law's office is in the J. Frank Raw building at 103 Church Street, an Art Deco structure completed in 1930 and designed by architect Murray Brown with A.G. Elton. The building is designated as a heritage property under the City of Toronto's Part IV heritage bylaws.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Flow Law help with a Federal Court judicial review or appeal?
- Yes. Flow Law handles judicial review and stay of removal applications and has acted in reported Federal Court immigration decisions. If an application or claim has already been refused, the firm's immigration lawyers can look at whether a judicial review is available.
- Does Flow Law handle refugee claims, including LGBTQ+ or domestic violence based claims?
- Yes. The firm represents refugee claimants on grounds including persecution based on ethnicity, religion, nationality, political opinion, membership in a particular social group, LGBTQ+ status, domestic violence, and cartel related persecution, as well as appeals of denied claims.
- I've received a removal order in Canada. Can Flow Law help?
- Yes. Flow Law works on removal order matters, including contesting a removal order and, where appropriate, seeking a stay of removal.
- Can Flow Law incorporate a business federally or in Ontario?
- Yes. The firm handles federal and Ontario incorporations, including business structure selection, name registration, Articles of Incorporation, and ongoing corporate compliance such as annual filings and record keeping.
- Does Flow Law offer services in Portuguese, Spanish, or Turkish?
- Yes. The firm's lawyers work in English, French, Spanish, Turkish, and Portuguese, so clients can generally be served in their own language.
- What areas of law does Flow Law practise?
- Flow Law focuses mainly on Canadian immigration law, and also handles family law, corporate and business law, and wills and estates, from its office on Church Street in downtown Toronto.
Where to find them
510 – 103 Church St., Toronto, ON M5C 2G3 · 416-644-4673
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