Garwill Law specializes in international trade, customs, excise, and investment law, representing clients in trade disputes, negotiating complex trade arrangements, interpreting complex treaty obligations, advocating on behalf of clients with Canadian and foreign governments, assisting in trade and investment matters, and participating in international trade arbitrations. Garwill Law also offers a
wide variety of federal administrative law litigation and advisory practice, including Charter, human rights and equity law issues, immigration, Aboriginal law, unjust dismissal, and judicial administration. The core service provided by Garwill Law is legal representation for challenges to the Customs Act and Excise Tax Act in the International Trade Tribunal and Federal Courts. The secondary service also provided by Garwill Law is representation, advocacy and advisory assistance concerning federal administrative law (Aboriginal, Immigration, Human Rights, judicial administration, Commissions, Review boards, etc.). A subset of the International Trade that Garwill Law offers is the specialized provision of quality export, import and investment advice and representation to First Nations and Aboriginal companies seeking to bring their product to a world market. Garwill Law offers a wide range of legal services with particular expertise in negotiation and dispute resolution with business and government, legal problem analysis, business negotiations, corporate structuring and planning, and cross-cultural facilitation. Garwill Law believes it is more productive to solve problems than to enter into disputes.
