Brij Mohan & Associates connects individuals and families with focused representation in criminal defence, immigration law, and personal injury law. This page is designed to help you identify the right practice team and the right office without having to understand legal terminology first.
One firm. Three focused practice areas. Four Canadian locations.
Serving clients across Canada
English, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu
BC, Ontario and Alberta
Call +1 (800) 871-1196
People rarely contact a lawyer because they know the exact name of the legal process they need. They call because the police want to speak with them, an immigration decision threatens their plans, or an accident has disrupted their health and income.
Our first task is to understand what has happened, where the matter is located, and what deadline or immediate risk may exist. From there, we direct the inquiry to the appropriate practice group. Criminal, immigration, and injury matters require different strategies, documents, and timelines, so each is handled by a team that works in that area.
You do not need to diagnose your own legal problem before contacting us. Tell us what happened and what you are worried about. We will help identify the practical next step.
A legal issue can touch more than one part of a person’s life. A criminal allegation may affect immigration status. An injury may create employment, treatment, and insurance concerns at the same time. The purpose of a services hub is to organize that complexity without turning every page into the same general description.
When you contact Brij Mohan & Associates, we first determine the nature and location of the matter. Your inquiry can then be reviewed by the practice team best positioned to respond. If another legal issue is connected, it can be identified early rather than discovered after an important decision has already been made.
This coordinated starting point is especially useful for families who are unsure which office to call or who live in one province while a court, tribunal, insurer, or immigration file is located in another.
You can contact the firm even if you do not yet have every document. A few details, however, help us understand urgency and direct your inquiry correctly. Be ready to share the city and province connected to the matter, the date of the incident or decision, any upcoming court or filing date, and the names of the organizations involved.
For a criminal matter, that may include a release document, appearance notice, or charge information. For immigration, it may be a refusal letter, deadline, application number, or notice from immigration authorities. For an injury matter, it may include the date and location of the accident, insurer details, and any medical treatment already received.
The first conversation is not about telling the entire story perfectly. It is about identifying immediate priorities and deciding whether a formal legal review should follow.
Share the city and province connected to the court, tribunal, application, insurer, or accident.
Mention the incident date, decision date, upcoming appearance, filing deadline, or limitation concern.
Have any police, immigration, insurance, court, or medical documents nearby if possible.
Use the three service routes below for detailed information. Each page has its own purpose, examples, process guidance, and location links, so visitors are not shown the same content repeatedly.
Choose this route if you have been arrested, charged, contacted by police, or given a court date. The criminal defence section explains how the firm approaches urgent advice, release conditions, appearances, resolution discussions, and trial preparation.
Choose this route for Canadian immigration applications, refusals, appeals, inadmissibility concerns, enforcement issues, or questions that may affect your ability to enter, remain, work, or reunite with family in Canada.
Choose this route after a motor vehicle collision, fall, or other serious incident has caused injury. The personal injury section focuses on protecting evidence, dealing with insurers, documenting loss, and understanding the claim process.

Legal pressure often creates a false sense that every decision must be made immediately. Some steps truly are urgent; others benefit from careful review. The challenge is knowing the difference.
Our intake process looks first for deadlines, safety concerns, court obligations, status consequences, limitation periods, and evidence that may be lost. We then explain what information is still needed and which team should assess it. This creates a more useful starting point than a generic promise or a rushed conclusion.
Where representation is appropriate, the lawyer can discuss scope, responsibilities, communication, and the next procedural stage. Where the matter requires a different service, early direction can still prevent wasted time.
Choose the office closest to you or contact the toll-free number if you are unsure. The location of the court, tribunal, immigration file, or accident may be more important than your current address, so our team can help determine the best point of contact.
181 Queen Street East
Brampton, ON L6W 2B3
416-994-8989
#205 – 12830 80th Avenue
Surrey, BC V3W 3A8
604-598-0988
#1211 – 3730 108 Avenue NE
Calgary, AB T3N 1V9
403-717-8880
6147 – 28 Avenue
Edmonton, AB T6L 6N5
780-951-2662
For assistance reaching the correct office, call 1 (800) 871-1196. Service is available in English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu. Sending an inquiry does not create a lawyer-client relationship; the firm must first review the matter and confirm it can act.
This page gives visitors a clear map of the firm. The detailed service and city pages remain the place for legal explanations, local procedures, and matter-specific guidance.
Once you select a practice area, you can continue to the national overview or choose a city-specific page for information tied to your region. That structure makes the site easier to use and gives every page a distinct job.
Yes. Briefly explain what happened, where it happened, and whether you have an upcoming date or deadline. The intake team can direct the inquiry to criminal defence, immigration, personal injury, or advise if another type of service is needed.
Choose the office closest to you if the matter is local. If the court, tribunal, immigration file, or accident is connected to another province or city, call the toll-free number and the team can help identify the appropriate office.
Provide the city and province, the important date, any upcoming deadline, and the documents you have received. You do not need to prepare a full written history before making contact.
No. An inquiry does not create a lawyer-client relationship. Representation begins only after the firm completes the necessary review, confirms it can act, and both sides agree to the engagement.
It can. For example, a criminal allegation may create immigration concerns, while an injury can involve insurance, income, and treatment issues. Mention connected concerns at the beginning so they can be identified early.
Use the Courtroom Trial Experience and Reported Decisions pages to review the firm’s published history. The practice pages also link to relevant case summaries where available.
The firm offers legal services in English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu.
Contact Brij Mohan & Associates for a confidential initial conversation about a criminal charge, immigration concern, or personal injury matter. If a deadline is approaching, mention it at the beginning of your call or message.