Experience
Our experience is second to none. We have been involved in many ground breaking legal cases before many different administrative tribunals and at all levels of the courts, including the Supreme Court of Canada.
Our most recent Notable Cases, as well as the most recent developments in some of our Class Action cases, can be found below. Click on “More Cases” to see a full list and to search for other interesting cases.
In addition to winning cases, our lawyers write and publish in their areas of expertise. We also analyze changes in the law that are relevant to our clients. Links to some of our publications can be found below.
Latest Cases
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Board of arbitration holds employer cannot limit employee choice in health care supplies
August 12, 2022
Another board of arbitration has held that an employer cannot limit where employees purchase medical supplies covered by their benefit plan.
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Arbitrator strikes down reasonable and customary limit on massage benefits
July 19, 2022
Arbitrator finds reasonable and customary limits in benefit plan were superceded by the collective agreement.
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York faculty teaching in continuing ed included in YUFA bargaining unit, arbitrator finds
May 03, 2022
Emma Phillips and Gabe Hoogers explain a recent case involving the scope of a faculty association recognition clause.
Latest Publications
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Wiretapping and Other Electronic Surveillance: Law and Procedure
May 03, 2022
Robbert W. Hubbard, Mabel Lai, and Daniel Sheppard, Wiretapping and Other Electronic Surveillance: Law and Procedure (Toronto: Carswell, 2000) (Loose-leaf). In this looseleaf service, Dan Sheppard and his co-authors look at electronic surveillance from...
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Uber’s Proposal for Portable Benefits Is a Poison Pill
February 27, 2022
Simon Archer and Josh Mandryk say that Uber's proposal for portable benefits is a poison pill that will only benefit Uber itself.
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The debate about a minimum wage for articling students is an embarrassment to the legal profession
November 29, 2021
In this Toronto Star op ed, Louis Century explains why the minimum wage debate at the LSO is an embarrassment to the legal profession.
Appeals & Judicial Review
Few law firms have our appellate experience before all levels of the courts. Find out how we can help you with an appeal or a judicial review application.
Latest Class Action Cases
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Dennis v. Canada
June 29, 2022
The Notice of Certification has been released - All class members should read it carefully as it may affect your rights.
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Montaque v. S-Trip
June 29, 2022
The settlement has been approved! Read the decision here.
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Grigoryev v. Russell Security Services Inc.
May 27, 2022
Class members should recieve Notification letters setting out their share of the class funds in the next 2 weeks. Click here for more information.