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Probation Period in Wrongful Dismissal Not as Strong As You Think
A word of caution to employers and employment lawyers. A probation clause in an employment contract may not be enough to avoid liability for wrongful dismisal damages even if the dismissal occurs during the probationary period. Check out this article … Continue reading
Starting the year with a bang
It’s been a while since we updated the blog. So what better way to breath some fresh air into our blog by posting about a man reprimanded for flatulence. The Smoking Gun reports that a Social Security Administration (yes, that … Continue reading
Thank you to the Human Rights Legal Support Centre
Shout out to Jennifer Ramsay of the Human Rights Legal Support Centre for contacting me to clarify an issue in a previous article on wrongful dismissal concerning maternity. Much appreciated!
I went on maternity leave and got fired because of it. Can I sue?
Q. I was working for a company for 4 years. A few months ago I went on maternity leave. Last week I was called into the office and summarily dismissed without any notice or severance pay. I was told it … Continue reading
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Left Out In The Cold For Super Bowl XLVI
Q. A few months ago I asked a friend to purchase plane tickets for me to Indianapolis to watch the Super Bowl. I meanwhile had purchased tickets to the actual game. I just found out that he actually did not … Continue reading
What Is A Case Management System?
If you’ve heard or read the term “case management system” and wondered what it was or if it could benefit you and your legal firm, you’ll be pleased to know that its virtues are many. For instance, when used properly, … Continue reading
Small Claims Court Lawsuit against Honda Goes Viral
In a sign of the times, a woman’s legal battle has gone viral. Heather Peters, a California woman, has chosen to sue Honda in Small Claims Court rather than by class action. Beginning with a press release on her website, … Continue reading
Christmas Spirit and Small Claims Court
Q. Do you still get lots of emails at the Christmas season? If you do, that’s sad. Can’t we all just get along, especially this time of the year! I assume your question is intended as rhetorical, and I appreciate … Continue reading
Can I Sue For Damages Suffered in a Hockey Fight?
Q. I play in a hockey league and work in construction. I got into a fight with another player. I have been unable to work my construction job due to the side effects. Can I sue the other player for … Continue reading