About Lee Law

Lee Law is a small general practice firm based in Toronto, at 4750 Yonge Street in North York. Young H. Lee founded the firm and has practiced law since being called to the Ontario bar in 1989, after earning a bachelor's degree from the University of Toronto in 1984 and a law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School. The main office moved to North York after years of serving clients across the Greater Toronto Area, and the firm once ran a second office in Whitby to serve Durham Region directly. That Whitby office has since closed, though appointments in Durham Region can still be arranged in advance.

The practice covers civil litigation, family law, real estate, wills and estates, business matters, and immigration. Its immigration work spans Express Entry, the Provincial Nominee Program, family sponsorship, visitor and study visas, work permits, LMIA support for hiring foreign workers, and citizenship applications. Lee Law serves clients in English, Korean, and Chinese, with a separate phone extension for each language. Its founder has served as counsel and vice-president for the Korean Canadian Cultural Association and sits on the board of the Durham Community Legal Clinic in Oshawa.

Practice areas

Civil Litigation & Dispute Resolution Criminal Defence Family Law Real Estate Law Business & Corporate Law Immigration Law

Milestones & recognition

  • Young H. Lee was called to the bar in Ontario in 1989 and founded the firm that became Lee Law.
  • Lee earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Toronto in 1984 and a law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School before articling with a Bay Street litigation firm.
  • The firm's main office relocated to North York after decades of practice across the Greater Toronto Area, and it also operated a Whitby branch office starting in February 2020 before that location closed.

In the community

  • The firm's founder serves as counsel and vice-president for the Korean Canadian Cultural Association.
  • The firm's founder sits on the board of the Durham Community Legal Clinic in Oshawa.
  • Lee Law has posted legal-education content for Toronto's Korean and Chinese-speaking communities, including a Korean-language legal seminar announced for February 2019 and a Mandarin-language article explaining Ontario's non-resident speculation tax for real estate buyers.

Good to know

A person using a wheelchairWheelchair accessibleA rainbow pride heartLGBTQ+ friendlyA calendar with a checkmark beside a clockBy appointment

Lawyers 2

Tina Nguyen Associate Lawyer Young Lee Lawyer Civil Litigation & Dispute ResolutionCriminal Defence

This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Called to the bar
1989 · median 37 years in practice 1 of 2 lawyers
Law schools
Osgoode Hall Law School 1 of 2 lawyers
Languages on the roster
Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese

Who handles what

The neighbourhood

Lee Law's office is on Yonge Street in North York, reached through one Toronto reception line that routes Korean-speaking callers and Chinese-speaking callers to their own extensions alongside English service. That trilingual setup runs through a single office rather than separate branches for each language.

Young H. Lee grew up in Oshawa and Whitby before articling in Toronto, and the firm later opened a Whitby branch, starting in February 2020, so it could serve Durham Region clients in person. That branch has since closed, but Lee Law still books appointments out that way in advance, keeping a working connection to the area the founder grew up in even though the firm now runs day to day from North York.

Frequently asked questions

Does Lee Law handle Express Entry or family sponsorship applications?
Yes. The firm's immigration services cover Express Entry, the Provincial Nominee Program, family sponsorship, visitor and study visas, work permits, LMIA support for employers, and citizenship applications.
Does the firm prepare wills and handle estates?
Yes, wills and estate matters are listed among the firm's legal services.
I used to see Lee Law in Whitby. Can I still book an appointment there?
The Whitby branch office has closed, but the firm can still arrange appointments in Durham Region, or elsewhere, in advance.
What languages can I get help in at Lee Law?
The firm serves clients in English, Korean, and Chinese, with a dedicated phone extension for Korean-speaking and Chinese-speaking callers.
How do I book a consultation with Lee Law?
All services are by appointment only. The firm asks that appointment requests go to info@leelaw.com or by phone, since there's no walk-in service.

Where to find them

Toronto, ON M2N 0J6 · 888-296-0038

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