Stacey Reginald Ball, Barrister & Solicitor has spent his entire career in the practice of employment and labour law, as well as civil litigation. Considered to be one of Canada’s leading experts in the field of employment & labour law, Stacey is also author of the definitive and...
Doug Flannigan was raised in Western Canada and and received his legal education at the University of Manitoba. He was called to the British Columbia Bar in 1979. He practices in the areas of corporate and commercial law, tax law, property and administrative law and various types of commercial...
Costa Law is a full-service law firm that provides a broad range of services. These include civil litigation, criminal litigation, real estate law, business law, labour and employment law, family law, immigration law, wills and estates law, and municipal matters. Our firm is an integrated whole...
Appointed Queen´s Counsel, 2000 Called to Bar, Newfoundland and Labrador, 1981 Bachelor of Laws, University of New Brunswick, 1980 Bachelor of Arts (Political Science), Acadia University, 1976
•Richard’s practice encompasses civil and administrative litigation, with particular emphasis in labour relations, employment disputes, commercial and other contractual disputes, personal injury, and professional accountability. Richard also practices in the areas of wills and estates and real estat
Jeffrey Michael Forester, joined the practice just after his admission to the Alberta Bar. Jeffrey Michael Forester became a partner on January 1, 1997, and the partnership became Jackie, Handerek & Forester.
A member of the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society since 1974, Harold brings a wealth of valuable experience and a diligent legal approach to his long-time partnership in Evans MacIsaac MacMillan.
Jack Siegel, a member of Blaneys' Labour and Employment practice, focuses largely on workers' compensation, wrongful dismissal, occupational health and safety and human rights matters. Jack is a former Chair of the Workers’ Compensation Section of the Ontario Bar Association.
Michel was born and raised in Azilda, Ontario and is fluent in both French and English. After completing his Bachelor of Arts degree at Laurentian University, he went on to obtain his Bachelor of Laws at the University of Ottawa where he studied in the French language Common Law Program
Born in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, admitted to the Bar, 1980 (Ontario). City Councillor, Windsor, Ontario, 1982-1994, Member, Hospital Development Steering Committee (2013), Executive Committee Member, Windsor Cancer Research Group.
Katherine completed her articles with Koskie Minsky LLP and joined the firm as an associate following her call to the Bar in 2012. She practices in the area of labour law. Prior to joining the firm, Katherine obtained a Bachelor of Arts (Honours with Distinction) in Psychology and a Masters...
Rebecca is a Partner in the Saint John office of Cox & Palmer, practising in the area of commercial litigation. She also practices in the areas of banking & insolvency, employment & labour, estate litigation, municipal and construction. Rebecca has appeared before the New Brunswick...
Derek is a partner in Key Murray Law. He practices as a corporate commercial lawyer with a focus on aerospace and employment law. His practice includes property and commercial development initiatives that require working with the myriad of agencies involved in planning,
Ed is an experienced trial lawyer and is well-regarded for his professional contributions as a lecturer, a Bencher and former President of the Law Society of Alberta, and a Board member for a number of prominent
Joe’s practice covers all aspects of human resources management and executive employment, including assisting corporate counsel with respect to workplace law issues arising from corporate transactions, restructurings and insolvencies.
David Tarasoff has practiced labour law since 1993. Following articles with a union side labour law firm in Vancouver, he worked as in-house counsel for both the Hospital Employees' Union and the Canadian Union of Public Employees.