Hazem Mehrez

What my clients say

"Hazem is very knowledgeable and provided me with details and references for every piece of information he gave me; plus he took the time to listen carefully to all my questions and concerns and then addressed them one by one in full detail. He sat realistic expectations and made the entire situation (with all it’s complications) very clear to me. He is an amazing professional, he is a truly great person—you could see his genuine care when you talk with him."

Hazem Mehrez

What my clients say

"Hazem is very knowledgeable and provided me with details and references for every piece of information he gave me; plus he took the time to listen carefully to all my questions and concerns and then addressed them one by one in full detail. He sat realistic expectations and made the entire situation (with all it’s complications) very clear to me. He is an amazing professional, he is a truly great person—you could see his genuine care when you talk with him."

Hazem
Mehrez
Lawyer
Hazem
Mehrez

Hazem is passionate about human rights and minorities rights, offering high-quality legal services to meet his clients growing challenges.

Hazem practices law both in Quebec and Ontario. He works with clients from a wide variety of industries and backgrounds to ensure that their interests are well defended, and they receive the best legal advice.

Hazem advises businesses, institutions and individuals on matters related to business, employment, real estate, and immigration laws. He has solid and extensive litigation experience in civil, commercial, employment and immigration matters. Fluently trilingual, he has conducted hearings before Superior Courts, Court of Quebec, Quebec Court of Appeal, Immigration Appeal Division and Federal Court.

Hazem acted several times as an expert on Egyptian law before courts in Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia.

During his spare time, Hazem loves to play basketball, tennis and volunteering with local organizations.

Education & Professional Associations
  • Call to Ontario Bar
  • Call to Barreau du Quebec
  • Egyptian Bar
  • BCL/LLB Equivalence Program, McGill University
  • DEA, Droit économique et de la communication, Toulouse University
  • DESS, Juriste International, Toulouse University
  • Bachelor of Arts, Faculty of Law, Cairo University
  • Canadian Immigration Lawyers Association
  • Canadian Muslim Lawyers Association
  • Canadian Bar Association

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