Fusion Law
1 lawyer · City of Toronto
One of 229 law firms listed in North York, and one of 71 handling Immigration Law.
About Fusion Law
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Fusion Law Professional Corporation is a small immigration and litigation firm with its office in North York, at 1280 Finch Avenue West. It's led by founder and managing lawyer David Ibeawuchi, a member of the Law Society of Ontario. The firm's main focus is immigration and refugee law, including temporary and permanent residence applications, refugee protection and appeal matters, and judicial review of negative decisions at the Federal Court. It also takes on civil litigation and family law matters, and offers notary public and commissioner of oaths services.
Ibeawuchi's legal career started in Nigeria, where a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) with honours led to a call to the Nigerian bar in 2014. Early practice as a barrister and solicitor in Abuja covered litigation before the courts of first instance and on appeal, including election petition cases; in one matter, Ibeawuchi acted as lead counsel in a case that led to the disqualification and nullification of a lawmaker's election. That litigation background carried over into the Toronto practice, which now centers on immigration and refugee law while keeping a foothold in civil litigation.
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Milestones & recognition
- David Ibeawuchi earned a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) with honours in 2012 and was called to the bar in Nigeria in 2014.
- As a barrister and solicitor in Abuja, Ibeawuchi acted as lead counsel in an election petition matter that led to the disqualification and nullification of a lawmaker's election.
- Ibeawuchi is a member of the Law Society of Ontario and the Federation of Law Societies of Canada, and also serves as a notary public and commissioner of oaths.
In the community
- Ibeawuchi is on Legal Aid Ontario's roster of service providers for refugee law matters, based out of the firm's North York office.
- The firm keeps a blog of articles on immigration and refugee law topics, among them humanitarian and compassionate assessments, the best interests of the child in H&C applications, gender based violence in refugee determinations, and errors in port of entry notes, with posts dating back to 2018.
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The neighbourhood
Fusion Law's office is in York University Heights, the North York neighbourhood roughly bounded by Steeles Avenue, Sheppard Avenue West, Keele Street and Jane Street. City of Toronto census data for the area put the immigrant population at 56.6%, above the citywide rate of 51.2%, with another 27.9% of residents counted as second generation. For a firm built around immigration and refugee law, working out of a neighbourhood shaped so heavily by newcomers fits the practice.
Frequently asked questions
- My refugee claim was denied by the Refugee Protection Division, can Fusion Law help me appeal?
- Yes. Fusion Law represents clients appealing negative Refugee Protection Division decisions to the Refugee Appeal Division, including preparing the notice of appeal and the appeal record.
- My spousal sponsorship application was refused, can Fusion Law appeal it?
- Yes. The firm appeals unsuccessful attempts to sponsor a spouse, common law partner or other family member to the Immigration Appeal Division.
- My immigration application was refused and I want to challenge it in court, can Fusion Law help?
- Yes. Fusion Law applies for judicial review at the Federal Court on refused study permit, work permit, visa and other immigration decisions, as well as negative Refugee Appeal Division and Pre Removal Risk Assessment outcomes.
- I'm facing removal from Canada, can Fusion Law help?
- Fusion Law can review the case and consider available immigration options, such as appealing a negative decision to the Immigration Appeal Division or Refugee Appeal Division, or applying for judicial review of a negative decision at the Federal Court, depending on individual circumstances.
- I need a document notarized or a statutory declaration commissioned, does Fusion Law offer that?
- Yes. Fusion Law provides notary public and commissioner of oaths services, including certifying documents and administering oaths and affirmations, at its North York office.
- How long has the firm's lawyer been practising and where can I reach the office?
- Founder David Ibeawuchi has over 10 years of experience as a lawyer, starting in Nigeria before moving into Ontario immigration and civil litigation practice. Fusion Law's office is at 1280 Finch Avenue West, Suite 704, in North York, open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Where to find them
1280 Finch Avenue West, Suite 704, North York, Ontario, M3J 3K6 · 437-216-2498
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