Mr. Rees is passionate about immigration law because it brings together people, opportunity and relationships, which are central to his personal and professional values. His connection to immigration is both professional and personal. Having navigated immigration processes through his experiences in England and Slovakia and the immigration journeys of family members, he understands that an immigration decision can affect much more than legal status. It can shape a person’s career, business, family and sense of belonging.
Bradley's legal education and professional experience together span approximately 12 years. He has 5 years of professional experience working in Canadian immigration law and 8 years of broader immigration experience, including a particular focus on European Union immigration law. Before joining a top immigration law firm, Bradley held management roles within the Canadian immigration practice of a Big Four professional services firm. In that capacity, he worked at the intersection of corporate business and personal immigration, helping organizations move and retain international talent while supporting individuals and families as they pursued professional opportunities and built their futures in Canada.
Bradley is called to the bar in Alberta and British Columbia. After graduating from the University of Calgary with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Law and Society, he received a Bachelor of Laws with Honours from the University of Liverpool. He later obtained his Certificate of Qualification from the National Committee on Accreditation and completed the Practice Readiness Education Program through CPLED. His experience with Canadian, U.S. and European immigration matters gives him a practical, cross-border perspective on the legal and personal considerations affecting businesses, individuals and families.
Whether helping a business move key talent or an individual build a future in Canada, Bradley develops practical immigration strategies tailored to each client’s goals. He advises corporations, entrepreneurs, skilled professionals and families on work permits, Labour Market Impact Assessments, permanent residence, provincial nominee programs, global mobility and employer compliance. His experience supporting multinational technology companies, engineering, consulting and construction firms, and restaurant groups informs a practical, client-first approach. Bradley takes the time to understand each client’s circumstances, clearly explain their options, and prepare every application with care, accuracy and attention to timing.
Bradley believes that immigration is a fundamental right and that strong representation begins with listening. He takes the time to understand each client’s circumstances and long-term goals before developing a clear legal strategy grounded in careful preparation and transparent advice. Bradley is also committed to giving back to the community and remaining actively involved in his profession. He believes that professional success includes supporting others, sharing knowledge and making legal information and services more accessible.
Bradley’s professional and community involvement includes:
Canadian Bar Association
He has been a member of the Canadian Bar Association since 2023. His involvement reflects his commitment to remaining engaged with the legal profession and continuing to develop his knowledge of Canadian law and legal practice.
Sprout Fellowship
Bradley served as a mentor with the Sprout Fellowship, a mentorship initiative that supports emerging leaders as they develop projects intended to create meaningful change in their communities.
Deloitte Green Champions Network
Bradley volunteered as the National Lead of Regional Representatives for the Green Champions Network. In that role, he coordinated more than 25 regional representatives across Canada and supported initiatives that promoted global sustainability, environmental awareness and responsible business practices.
Calgary Food Bank
Bradley previously volunteered with the Calgary Food Bank as a Legal Policy Volunteer and within its call centre. Through these roles, he supported policy-related work and assisted members of the community seeking information and access to food support.