Pace Law Firm is a law firm that deals with Canadian and U.S. immigration both personal and corporate. The firm’s office is situated in the East Mall in Toronto and one of the lawyers at the firm is Andy Semotiuk. Andy Semotiuk has 40 years of experience and he has helped over 10 000 people with their immigration needs. Andy is well versed in both U.S. and Canadian immigration laws and regulations and speaks Ukrainian. We found this out while watching some of his videos on the law firm's YouTube page. Andy experienced the struggles of immigration with his own family and has since vowed to help others with their immigration needs, be they for Canada or the U.S. Andy has written articles for Forbes and speaks internationally on immigration matters. This website is Andy’s personal legal website.
 

We were a little confused at first as the website that we found seems to be for Andy Semotiuk as it is about him and his experience in the Canadian and U.S. immigration sector. But Andy works for Pace Law Firm and you are only able to see this in the footer of the website. The reason for this personal legal website could be to advertise Andy’s specific skills. This little confusion aside, the website is professional and provides you with some helpful information. You are able to see from the start that Andy and Pace Law Firm are passionate about Canadian and U.S. immigration and Andy is respected for his work. The website has an Articles section that Andy has written and they are relevant to Canadian and U.S. immigration. We can see from these articles that Andy is passionate and knowledgeable. One thing that we can fault the website on is the lack of important online documentation like privacy policy, refund policy, and terms and conditions.
 

There are links to the social media platforms of Pace Law firm in the header of their website. The Facebook page has a following of over 6,900 people. They post relevant immigration content a few times a month. In the reviews section of their page, there is only one comment so we don't have enough information to reach a conclusion with regards to reviews.