We are a labour and employment law firm dedicated to providing best in class client service and achieving exceptional results.
We are advocates. We represent our clients in litigation before the Courts and administrative tribunals. We value the importance of early and productive resolution discussions when beneficial and appropriate. When resolution is not achievable or advantageous, we advocate on behalf of our clients in all legal forums. No matter the context, we believe in advocating forcefully for our clients
We are investigators. Our firm is routinely retained to act as external independent workplace investigators in both public and private sector organizations of all sizes. We act as neutral and objective third parties. We are known for our thoroughness and discretion.
Our firm focuses on providing services to our clients in a manner that is cost effective, practical and timely.
What We Do
Labour Law
- Discipline and discharge matters
- Accommodation issues
- Grievance arbitrations
- Interest arbitrations
- Union organizing drives
- Certification applications; and,
- Collective bargaining.
Employment Law
We act for clients in employment law matters including:
- Wrongful dismissals claims
- Terminations, mass terminations & plant closures
- Employment standards
- Workplace policies and employee handbooks
- Workplace accommodations and human rights matters
- Consulting and training; and
- Severance packages.
Health & Safety / Worker’s Compensation
Human Rights
Hudson Sinclair LLP has extensive experience
dealing with human rights and accommodation issues. We advise on such issues on a daily basis.
Police Law
Hudson Sinclair LLP has significant experience acting
as counsel to Chiefs of Police, Police Services Boards
and First Nations Police Governing Authorities.
RESOURCES
Our lawyers have authored and contributed to a number of publications touching on workplace issues. Most recently, Deborah Hudson was a contributing author of: Startup Law 101: A Practical Guide (2017); Ontario Human Rights Code: Quick Reference (2015); and Accommodation Issues in the Workplace (2014).
Deborah has also published numerous articles, including several articles for Queen’s University IRC:
- Evidence Collection: Practical Tips for Workplace Investigations
- Fireable Offences without Defences
- Workplace Harassment After #MeToo
- The Golden Years: The Aging Workforce and Human Rights Matters
- Invisible Barriers: Accommodating Mental Illness in the Workplace
- Workplace Bullying and Harassment: Costly Conduct
- Do Employees Have the Right to Work from Home?
Hudson Sinclair LLP
Contact Us
Address (2 Locations)
55 University Avenue, Suite 1100, Toronto, ON M5J 2H7
277 Lakeshore Road East; Suite 408, Oakville, ON L6J 6J3
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00AM – 5 00PM
Phone
Tel: 647-697-0588 Fax: 647-361-3336
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