Toronto Employment Lawyer For Human Rights Issues in the Workplace

Contact Information

141 Adelaide St. West, Suite 420
Toronto, Ontario
M5H 3L5
Tel (416) 640-1583
Fax (416) 644-5198

dan@toronto-employmentlawyer.com


 

 

 

 

 

 

Toronto Employment Lawyer

Daniel A. Lublin is the managing partner of the employment law firm Whitten & Lublin LLP, which provides employment law representation, advice and advocacy to both employees and employers in:

Wrongful Dismissals
• Termination of Employment
Constructive Dismissal
Reasonable Notice Periods
Human Rights
Workplace Harassment and Bullying
Just Cause for Dismissal
Bad Faith Discharge
Severance Package Reviews
• Settlements
Employment Contracts
Non Solicit and Non Compete Clauses
• Restraint of Trade Agreements
Unfair Labour Practice Complaints

Mr. Lublin can be reached by email at dan@toronto-employmentlawyer.com


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