I think you are better to try a local lawyer if you are going to Canada. I dont advise hiring someone you have never met, nor a person whom you cannot have a live conversation with in the event there are some issues with your case.

I dont think you need a "good" lawyer, all they do is apply on your behalf. There is one on the Mezzanine floor of the Intercontinental, Karl and Associates. He is efficient and a nice fellow.

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