Licensed by the Law Society of Saskatchewan. Fluent in English, Punjabi and Hindi. Committed to one thing: your future in Canada.
Bhavan Jaggi is a Canadian barrister and solicitor and a Notary Public for the Province of Saskatchewan, practising primarily in immigration and criminal law. A member of the Law Society of Saskatchewan with 14 years of combined legal experience in India and Canada, Bhavan is also recognized as a lawyer in the Union of India. That dual perspective gives internationally trained professionals, students and families a lawyer who genuinely understands both sides of their journey.
Bhavan is dedicated to representing individuals before Canada's federal and provincial courts, boards, tribunals and government departments. His immigration practice includes matters before Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), from first applications through hearings and appeals.
With a diverse academic background and practice experience spanning two legal systems, Bhavan focuses exclusively on the two areas that decide newcomers' futures: Canadian immigration law and criminal law.
Satinder Pal Singh is a Canadian criminal defence lawyer, barrister and solicitor based in Regina, Saskatchewan, and a partner at SPS Law Group LLP. Before founding his own practice, he honed his courtroom skills at Merchant Law Group LLP.
Satinder's practice sits at the intersection of criminal and immigration law. For a Canadian citizen, a criminal charge is a legal problem. For a visa holder, international student or permanent resident, the same charge can mean inadmissibility, loss of status and removal from Canada, even where the criminal penalty itself is minor.
That is why Satinder builds strategic criminal defence for non-citizens: defence decisions made with your immigration consequences in mind from the very first appearance. The goal is not only the best criminal outcome, but an outcome that keeps your Canadian future intact.
Every file at SPS Law Group gets lawyer-level attention, never handed off to unlicensed staff.
