Chressa Law · Ottawa, Ontario
A boutique law firm advising individuals, corporations, NGOs, and technology companies on employment law, migration, and international law, with the rigour of a scholar and the precision of a practitioner.
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Chressa Law is led by Christiana Essie Sagay, lawyer, scholar, and notary public.
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IRB Issues Practice Notice on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Proceedings
Immigration · July 2026 · 7 min read
A practice notice from the Immigration and Refugee Board, in force September 7, 2026, sets out what counsel, self-represented parties, and translators must disclose about AI use, and draws a hard line around a person’s own evidence.
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