Property Disputes
Resolution of property and real estate disputes spanning Indian and Canadian jurisdictions, including title claims, inheritance property, and cross-border asset recovery.
Cross-Border Collaboration
India & Canada —
A Unified Legal Partnership
RS Juneja Law Office (Delhi, India) and Landbird Law (Canada) have joined forces to provide seamless, coordinated legal representation across both jurisdictions. Whether your matter spans property, estates, criminal defence, or family law — we handle it on both sides of the border.
RSJ
India
LANDBIRD
Canada
The Partnership
Two Firms, Two Jurisdictions, One Standard of Excellence
For 4 decades, RS Juneja Law Office has been a trusted name in Indian legal practice. Now, through a formal partnership with Landbird Law — a Canadian law firm — we extend that same commitment to clients whose legal needs bridge India and Canada.
Whether you are an NRI with property disputes in Delhi, a Canadian family navigating succession matters across borders, or a business expanding into either country, our partnership ensures you receive knowledgeable, coordinated counsel in both jurisdictions — without the friction of managing separate lawyers.
RS Juneja Law Office
India
- Delhi · Est. 1986
- 4 decades of practice
- Supreme Court, High Court & District Courts
Landbird Law
Canada
- Canadian law firm
- Immigration, family, criminal,
- real estate & estate law
What We Handle
Inter-Jurisdictional Practice Areas
Estate & Succession Law
Cross-border estate planning, probate, and succession matters — ensuring assets in both India and Canada are administered according to law and the testator's wishes.
Criminal Law
Defence in criminal matters with inter-jurisdictional dimensions, coordinating strategy between Indian and Canadian legal systems to protect client rights on both sides.
Family Law
Matrimonial disputes, custody, and family law matters involving parties in both India and Canada, including recognition and enforcement of foreign decrees.
Immigration
Canadian immigration and visa matters — work permits, permanent residency, family sponsorship, and business immigration — coordinated with Landbird Law's RCIC-licensed consultants for clients moving between India and Canada.
Corporate & Commercial Disputes
Cross-border corporate litigation, commercial contract disputes, and business conflict resolution — representing companies in inter-jurisdictional commercial matters across Indian and Canadian courts.
Business Expansion
Helping Companies Cross Borders
Companies looking to expand from India to Canada — or from Canada to India — face a complex web of regulatory, corporate, and commercial legal requirements. Our partnership provides end-to-end guidance.
From entity formation and regulatory compliance to commercial dispute resolution and employment law, we coordinate with Landbird Law to give your business a single, reliable point of contact for cross-border legal matters.
- •Corporate structuring and entity formation in both jurisdictions
- •Regulatory compliance and cross-border commercial agreements
- •Immigration and work permit coordination for personnel
India Office
D-516, Karkardooma Court, Delhi 110092
India Telephone
+91 98101 31698
+91 99101 31698
Canada Office
100 Westmore Drive, Unit 20
Etobicoke, ON
Our Canadian Partner
About Landbird Law
Landbird Law is a Canadian law firm providing clear, professional, and client-focused legal and immigration services. Founded by Harleen Kaur Juneja, the firm delivers practical solutions tailored to each client's legal needs — guided by integrity, experience, and a deep understanding of Canadian law.
Landbird Law's practice spans family law, criminal defence, real estate, wills and estate planning, immigration, and small claims — making it a natural complement to RS Juneja Law's 4 decades of Indian legal practice. Together, the two firms offer coordinated representation for clients whose lives and businesses span India and Canada.
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