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How an Employment Lawyer in Ontario Can Maximize Your Severance Package
April 22, 2026 Employment Law

How an Employment Lawyer in Ontario Can Maximize Your Severance Package

Learn how an employment lawyer can review your severance package and help protect your rights after termination.

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Employment Lawyer: Toxic Workplace Legal Claims Guide
March 22, 2026 Workplace Claims

Employment Lawyer: Toxic Workplace Legal Claims Guide

Explore when a toxic workplace may become a legal issue and what employees should know before taking action.

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HR Lawyer Strategies for Managing Difficult Employee Situations
February 22, 2026 HR Law

HR Lawyer Strategies for Managing Difficult Employee Situations

Practical legal guidance for employers and HR teams managing complex employee situations.

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Wrongful Termination Lawyer Warning: Mistakes That Destroy Your Case
January 22, 2026 Wrongful Termination

Wrongful Termination Lawyer Warning: Mistakes That Destroy Your Case

Avoid common mistakes that can weaken a wrongful termination claim before you get legal advice.

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Employment Law Compliance: The True Cost of Getting It Wrong
December 5, 2025 Employment Compliance

Employment Law Compliance: The True Cost of Getting It Wrong

Understand how employment law compliance issues can create serious costs for employers.

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Employment Lawyer: Workplace Safety and Liability Guide
November 20, 2025 Workplace Safety

Employment Lawyer: Workplace Safety and Liability Guide

A guide to workplace safety obligations, employer responsibilities, and potential legal liability.

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HR Lawyer's Guide to AI in Recruitment and Hiring
October 19, 2025 HR Law

HR Lawyer's Guide to AI in Recruitment and Hiring

Learn how AI tools in recruitment and hiring can create new employment law risks for employers.

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Wrongful Termination Lawyer: Most Expensive Mistakes
September 19, 2025 Wrongful Termination

Wrongful Termination Lawyer: Most Expensive Mistakes

Review costly employer mistakes that can make termination disputes more difficult and expensive.

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Employment Law Metaverse: Virtual Workplace Challenges
August 6, 2025 Employment Law

Employment Law Metaverse: Virtual Workplace Challenges

Virtual workplaces are creating new questions for employment law, workplace conduct, and liability.

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Employment Lawyer Myths: Top 10 Workplace Misconceptions
July 17, 2025 Employment Law

Employment Lawyer Myths: Top 10 Workplace Misconceptions

Common myths about employment law can lead to poor decisions for both employees and employers.

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HR Lawyer's Playbook for Workplace Harassment Investigations
June 12, 2025 HR Law

HR Lawyer's Playbook for Workplace Harassment Investigations

A practical look at workplace harassment investigations and the role of proper legal process.

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Wrongful Termination Lawyer: What to Know Before Signing
May 11, 2025 Wrongful Termination

Wrongful Termination Lawyer: What to Know Before Signing

Before signing termination documents, learn why legal review can be important.

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Employment Law Myths: Top 9 Misconceptions Debunked
April 8, 2025 Employment Law

Employment Law Myths: Top 9 Misconceptions Debunked

Clear up common misconceptions about workplace rights, employer obligations, and employment law.

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Employment Contract Review: How to Negotiate Better Terms
March 8, 2025 Employment Contracts

Employment Contract Review: How to Negotiate Better Terms

Learn how employment contract review can help you understand and negotiate better terms.

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Employment Contract Review: Critical Clauses Every Canadian Should Understand
February 5, 2025 Employment Contracts

Employment Contract Review: Critical Clauses Every Canadian Should Understand

Understand important employment contract clauses before signing a new agreement.

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Losing a Job Can Be a Stressful Experience
January 25, 2025 Termination

Losing a Job Can Be a Stressful Experience

Losing a job can be overwhelming. Learn why reviewing your rights early can matter.

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The HR Lawyer's Complete Guide to Employee Termination Laws in Canada
January 11, 2025 HR Law

The HR Lawyer's Complete Guide to Employee Termination Laws in Canada

A guide for employers navigating employee termination laws and related workplace obligations.

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Can You Be Fired Without Notice or Severance, for What You Post on Social Media?
December 10, 2024 Employment Law

Can You Be Fired Without Notice or Severance, for What You Post on Social Media?

Social media posts can affect employment. Learn how workplace rights and discipline may intersect.

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Employment Contract Review: Safeguarding Your Rights and Interests
December 5, 2024 Employment Contracts

Employment Contract Review: Safeguarding Your Rights and Interests

A contract review can help identify risks, obligations, and terms that may affect your future rights.

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Wrongful Termination Lawyer: Protecting Your Rights in the Workplace
November 9, 2024 Wrongful Termination

Wrongful Termination Lawyer: Protecting Your Rights in the Workplace

Learn how a wrongful termination lawyer can help you understand your rights after dismissal.

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How an Employment Lawyer Can Protect Your Workplace Rights
October 18, 2024 Employment Law

How an Employment Lawyer Can Protect Your Workplace Rights

Workplace rights can be complex. Learn how legal guidance can help employees make informed decisions.

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Best Practices for Working Successfully with a Lawyer
July 14, 2022 Legal Guidance

Best Practices for Working Successfully with a Lawyer

Simple best practices can help clients work more effectively with their lawyer.

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Technology in the Courtroom
April 22, 2022 Legal Technology

Technology in the Courtroom

Technology continues to shape how legal matters are prepared, presented, and managed.

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Core Beliefs

I strive each day to live and work by one principle - treat others as I would want to be treated. In my practice, that translates into 4 key values:

I do what I say I will do and I am honest and transparent at all times with clients, staff, opposing counsel, the court and anyone else. I provide my clients with an honest assessment of their case. If I make a commitment to a client, I keep it. Integrity also means that my clients know before they retain me what my fee structure is. If a client appears unsure of whether or not to retain me or what to do, I tell them to go home and think about it first.

Integrity

Employees having difficulty at the workplace are often in considerable emotional distress when they arrive at my office. Employers can be as well. Employment issues involve human interactions, which necessarily involve emotions that sometimes need healing. I enjoy helping my employee clients think and feel differently about their situations. I also enjoy helping employers understand that their employees need to be treated with respect, dignity, kindness and fairness, no matter what is going on.

Compassion

I have an organized and logical mind that works like a trip hammer, especially in court. I can very quickly sort out the relevant facts and issues in order to resolve my client's cases efficiently. Excellence also means to approach matters with a large measure of practicality, always thinking about what is best for my client and their family and/or business. Finally, excellence also means behaving with civility. I have learned to be hard on the issues and soft on the people - a winning combination.

Excellence

I have also been blessed with discernment and intuition that allows me to often "know" what is really going on with my clients. Equally, my own life journey has led me through difficulties in personal relationships so I understand how upsetting a broken employment relationship is. My own struggles married with discernment and intuition allows me to treat my client holistically, not just legally. This is the thing that sets me apart from most other lawyers, so say my clients.

Wisdom