Kadianji,
It is not easy for new immigrants to get good jobs immediately (not easy for Canadian born citizens either), but if one persists, sooner or later a decent career will come along. I have not dealt with a Indian Lawyer recently, but almost 20 years ago I had dealt with one in Alberta. I had his transcripts evaluated by a Law professor (who was my friend), and then he gave some suggestions as how to procede with the Alberta Law Society. Essentially, the fellow was asked to pass 3 courses and the Bar Exam (that has to be passed by all Canadian lawyers as well).
So, you can not expect outright accreditation but I do not think an Indian Lawyer has to go through Law School in Canada again. Because both Indian and Canadian legal systems are British based, one may need few courses only. Even Law graduates of Oxford and Cambridge have to take few courses to be allowed to practice in Canada.
On the other hand, one needs initiative to succeed in a new land. One of the most successful Jat in Toronto, is Mr. Kam Rathee, who is a lawyer from India but he has made a name for himself as an Insurance Fraud investigator in Canada and USA for cases dealing mainly with insurance fraud by Indians in North America (Indians, especially Hindus are good at it), and I have read articles about his successes in tracking down fraud, and he has been compared to one of the characters in Agatha Christie novels.
I also think the Canadian School system is far better than USA or India and it is basically free.
I can not think of other courses since Law degree is a fairly good qualification by itself and there are other jobs for law degree holders.
It is not easy for new immigrants to get good jobs immediately (not easy for Canadian born citizens either), but if one persists, sooner or later a decent career will come along. I have not dealt with a Indian Lawyer recently, but almost 20 years ago I had dealt with one in Alberta. I had his transcripts evaluated by a Law professor (who was my friend), and then he gave some suggestions as how to procede with the Alberta Law Society. Essentially, the fellow was asked to pass 3 courses and the Bar Exam (that has to be passed by all Canadian lawyers as well).
So, you can not expect outright accreditation but I do not think an Indian Lawyer has to go through Law School in Canada again. Because both Indian and Canadian legal systems are British based, one may need few courses only. Even Law graduates of Oxford and Cambridge have to take few courses to be allowed to practice in Canada.
On the other hand, one needs initiative to succeed in a new land. One of the most successful Jat in Toronto, is Mr. Kam Rathee, who is a lawyer from India but he has made a name for himself as an Insurance Fraud investigator in Canada and USA for cases dealing mainly with insurance fraud by Indians in North America (Indians, especially Hindus are good at it), and I have read articles about his successes in tracking down fraud, and he has been compared to one of the characters in Agatha Christie novels.
I also think the Canadian School system is far better than USA or India and it is basically free.
I can not think of other courses since Law degree is a fairly good qualification by itself and there are other jobs for law degree holders.