About Justin J. Toh

Justin J. Toh, Barrister & Solicitor is a solo immigration, refugee, and citizenship law practice based in downtown Toronto. The office is in First Canadian Place, at the corner of King and Bay streets in the Financial District, a tower that was Canada's tallest building for fifty years before it was surpassed in 2025. The practice focuses on complex admissibility and noncompliance cases and on refugee protection matters, including challenges to unfair decisions at the Federal Court. Toh can advise clients in both English and French.

Toh intervened before the Supreme Court of Canada as counsel for the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers in Pepa v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), a 2025 decision on the right to appeal a removal order. Toh has also argued a Federal Court of Appeal case on the loss of refugee protection and is a repeat panel speaker for the Canadian Bar Association. Commentary from Toh has appeared on CBC and in the Toronto Star, and Toh has drafted feedback on government policy issues and taken part in international human rights investigations.

Practice areas

Milestones & recognition

  • Justin J. Toh intervened before the Supreme Court of Canada in Pepa v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2025 SCC 21, as counsel for the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers.
  • Toh has argued a Federal Court of Appeal case on the cessation of refugee protection.
  • Toh is a member of the Law Society of Ontario, the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers, the Canadian Immigration Lawyers Association, the Canadian Bar Association, the Ontario Bar Association, and the Refugee Lawyers Association of Ontario.
  • Commentary from Toh has appeared on CBC and in the Toronto Star.

In the community

  • Toh has drafted consultative feedback on government policy issues.
  • Toh has taken part in international human rights investigations.
  • The practice accepts a limited number of Legal Aid Ontario certificates and offers free consultations to Legal Aid Ontario clients when availability allows.

Fees & payment

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Who handles what

The neighbourhood

Justin J. Toh's office is in First Canadian Place, at the corner of King and Bay streets in Toronto's Financial District. The tower opened in 1975 and was Canada's tallest building for fifty years, until it was surpassed in 2025. It also houses major national law firms, including Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt, DLA Piper, Bennett Jones, and Gowling WLG, and connects directly into the PATH, Toronto's underground pedestrian network linking downtown office towers, shops, and transit.

Working from a Bay Street tower puts a solo immigration and refugee law practice in the same building as some of the country's largest firms, in the commercial and legal core of downtown Toronto.

Frequently asked questions

I was found inadmissible to Canada. Can Justin J. Toh help with my case?
Yes. The practice focuses on complex admissibility cases.
Does Justin J. Toh handle refugee claims and appeals?
Yes. Refugee protection matters, including cessation hearings and appeals, are a core part of the practice, and Toh has argued a Federal Court of Appeal case on loss of refugee protection.
My immigration application was refused and I think the decision was unfair. Can Toh challenge it?
Toh has a record of challenging unfair immigration and refugee decisions at the Federal Court, including judicial review of noncompliance and admissibility findings.
What languages does Justin J. Toh work in?
Toh can advise clients in both English and French.
How much does a consultation cost, and does the office take Legal Aid Ontario clients?
Private consultations are 400 dollars CAD, and hourly representation is generally billed at the same rate. The office accepts a limited number of Legal Aid Ontario certificates and offers free consultations to Legal Aid Ontario clients when availability allows.
Where is the office located and how do I book a consultation?
The office is in First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, Suite 5700, in Toronto's Financial District. Prospective clients are asked to email the office to schedule an initial consultation.

Where to find them

First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, Suite 5700, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5X 1C7 · 1-888-502-5722

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