Passionate Advocacy. Compassionate Service.
Standing firmly by your side, every step of the way.
A human-centered approach that goes beyond the paperwork.
When it comes to mistreatment in the workplace, we understand the emotional toll it can take on our clients – that’s why we’re steadfast in our mission to empower all of the individuals we work with.
Who do we work with?
Employees
Regulated Professionals
Contractors
Union Workers
& Select Employers
While our primary focus is on representing employees, our deep understanding of employee advocacy gives us a unique advantage when advising employers.
Did you know?
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500,000
employees are unable to work every week due to mental health problems or illnesses.
Mental illness is a leading cause of disability in Canada. The workplace is a huge contributing factor to workers’ mental health troubles. Working adults spend the majority of their waking hours on the job. For many, work is a source of wellbeing, an opportunity to be productive and contribute to society. For a significant number of others, work can be a source of stress that leads to poor mental health and/or the place where mental illness can manifest. (CAMH, Workplace Mental Health – A Review and Recommendation, 2020). -
47%
of women reported ever experiencing some form of harassment or sexual assault in the workplace.
The largest proportion of women reported ever experiencing inappropriate sexualized behaviours in a workplace setting (44%), followed by discriminatory behaviours (20%) and sexual assault (13%). (Statistics Canada, 2024). -
21%
of those who experience workplace bullying or harassment are silenced by NDAs.
Enduring a culture of silence, victims experience lasting mental health consequences while also impeding the transformation necessary to address this toxic workplace behavior. (Can’t Buy My Silence, 2021).
How we can help
We advocate for you.
We challenge the status quo.
We amplify unheard voices.
Your allies in advocacy
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What happens when you reach out to us?
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Understanding Your Concerns
Our helpful intake coordinators will gather necessary information like your employer’s name and a brief overview of your workplace concerns. We will then schedule a time for you to meet with our experienced lawyers, either in-person or virtually. This meeting is an opportunity for us to better understand your situation and explore how we can support you. To ensure we're prepared to help, our Intake Coordinators may ask you to send relevant documents about your workplace matter for our lawyers to review before the consultation.
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Consultation
During your consultation, you will meet with one of our experienced and compassionate lawyers. Before the consultation, your lawyer will carefully review your file and may conduct preliminary legal research if needed. This ensures we're prepared to discuss your case. During our hour-long consultation, we'll attentively listen to your concerns, offer legal advice, and address questions or concerns you may have. After our initial meeting, we may require additional documents before completing our legal assessment.
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Moving Forward Together
While some find clarity after a single consultation, many clients benefit from ongoing support. If you need continued assistance, we will provide you with our retainer agreement detailing our services, fees, and other terms. We will advocate for you every step of the way, offering our expertise and advice as someone who is truly on your side.