Amiri Law Firm

Family & Divorce | خانواده و طلاق
Immigration to Canada | مهاجرت به کانادا
Personal Injury | تصادفات و صدمات

Ms. Shiva Amiri, the principal lawyer at Amiri Law Firm Professional Corporation, brings a wealth of experience and expertise across multiple areas of law. With a distinguished career in Family Law, she adeptly handles cases involving divorce, property division, child custody and access, and support issues. Her professional approach ensures that clients are supported through emotionally charged legal proceedings.

Ms. Amiri also excels in Immigration and Refugee Law, providing strategic guidance and representation for clients seeking permanent residency, refugee status, and navigating complex immigration appeals. Her dedication to this field is driven by a passion for helping individuals and families build new lives in Canada.

In addition, Ms. Amiri is committed to Personal Injury Law, where she champions the rights of critically injured individuals and their families. She offers legal services for personal injury claims on a contingency fee basis, ensuring that financial constraints do not hinder access to justice.

Shiva Amiri is a highly accomplished lawyer with legal training in both Australia and Canada, recognized for her exceptional contributions to human rights advocacy and environmental protection. She has actively participated in international forums, including the United Nations Universal Periodic Review, where she has championed human rights and advocated for global policy reform.

Ms. Amiri is a Certified U.S. Human Rights Consultant and currently serves as the Newsletter Editor and Website Officer for the International Bar Association’s Human Rights Law Committee, contributing to the dissemination of critical legal insights and updates in the field of human rights. She is also an active member of Canadian Lawyers for International Human Rights and Amnesty International. Her commitment to raising awareness of global issues is further reflected in her previous role as a news writer and editor for a United Nations-affiliated nonprofit.

Ms. Amiri pursued undergraduate studies as an honors student at the University of Toronto, Canada’s highest-ranking university, where she double-majored in Evolutionary Anthropology (Bachelor of Science) and Sociology (Bachelor of Arts). During her time there, she also worked as a research assistant. She went on to complete her legal education at Bond University in Australia, consistently ranked among the top universities globally for its legal programs, and Osgoode Hall Law School, one of Canada’s most prestigious law schools.

With a steadfast dedication to human rights and environmental justice, Ms. Amiri brings a global perspective, academic rigor, and professional expertise to her legal practice.