AGP e-class™ Programs & Cohorts
Canadian common law to advanced cross-border tax laws
One institution. Multiple tracks. The standard stays the same.
Structured legal training designed for analytical clarity, disciplined writing, and exam-level precision. Built for globally trained lawyers and serious law students.
Whether you begin with Canadian law subjects or progress toward advanced cross-border tax and policy frameworks, the standard remains the same.
Meet your instructor
Multi-jurisdictional practice | Western legal training | Standards-driven teaching
Mr Raghav Aggarwal is a multi-jurisdictional lawyer with nearly two decades of cross-border legal practice spanning regulatory, commercial, and taxation matters across India, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.
Certified by the National Committee on Accreditation (NCA / FLSC), Canada, Mr Aggarwal’s academic training includes Western legal education at Oxford Brookes University, Boston University School of Law, and Osgoode Hall Law School.
His professional work covers international business law, cross-border structuring, taxation, and legal policy analysis. Having navigated licensing processes and legal systems across multiple jurisdictions himself, he understands the precise challenges faced by globally trained lawyers.
Avocat Global Professionals (AGP) e-class™ is built directly from this experience.
The teaching is grounded in structure, clarity, and disciplined legal reasoning. Students are trained to think in frameworks, identify governing principles, and produce controlled, high-scoring legal analysis under exam conditions.
Canadian Law Cohorts
Canadian Administrative Law
Build the Analytical Backbone of Public Law.
Procedural Fairness | Discretion | Deference | Judicial Review | Appeals | Reasonableness | Correctness
Designed for NCA candidates, Common Law LL.M. students, and globally trained lawyers seeking conceptual clarity.
Advanced cohorts available for deeper, higher-intensity training.
Canadian Consitutional Law
This cohort develops disciplined constitutional reasoning within Canada’s legal architecture:
Federalism | Division of Powers | Charter Rights | Limitations Analysis | Freedoms | Equality | Remedies | Judicial Review
Designed for NCA candidates, Common Law LLM students, and globally trained lawyers seeking clarity in constitutional structure and rights analysis.
JD and Common Law LLM candidates are welcome, with advanced cohorts available for deeper, higher-intensity analytical refinement.
Canadian Criminal Law
Building conceptual command over liability, fault, defences, and Charter-driven criminal procedure.
Actus Reus | Mens Rea | Parties to Offences | Inchoate Liability | Charter Protections | Burden of Proof | Regulatory Offences | Core Defences
Open to NCA candidates, Common Law LLM students, and internationally trained lawyers.
Advanced cohorts preferred for JD candidates.
Foundations of Canadian Law
Start with the big picture.
Understand how Canadian law is built, how institutions interact, and how courts reason across constitutional and statutory questions.
Sources of law | Government structure | Judicial review | Statutory interpretation | Constitutional principles
Perfect for NCA candidates and Common Law LLM students who want clarity before diving into individual subjects.
Canadian Professional Responsibility
Professional Responsibility sits at the core of legal practice. It governs how lawyers exercise judgment, manage ethical risk, and maintain the trust that sustains the profession itself.
This cohort focuses on the principles that shape daily professional decision-making: confidentiality, conflicts of interest, duties to clients, and the discipline imposed by the Bright-Line Test. Students develop clarity on where professional obligations are absolute, where discretion operates, and how ethical reasoning must appear under exam scrutiny.
Designed for NCA candidates, common law LLM students seeking stronger ethical analysis, this cohort trains candidates to produce answers that are structured, precise, and aligned with the expectations of Canadian professional regulation.
Cross-Border Tax & Business Law Cohorts
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