Employment Law · Milton & GTA

Wrongful Dismissal & Employment Law

If you were terminated without proper notice or severance, or your job was changed so significantly that you had to leave, we can help you understand your rights and next steps.

How We Can Help

We focus on wrongful dismissal, severance, notice, and constructive dismissal in Ontario.

Wrongful Dismissal

Termination without adequate notice or severance. We help you understand your rights and pursue what you are owed.

  • Termination without cause
  • Insufficient notice or pay in lieu
  • Severance below common law
  • Bad faith dismissal
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Severance & Notice

Ontario law may entitle you to more than the minimum. We advise on notice periods and severance packages.

  • Common law notice periods
  • Severance pay (ESA)
  • Package review
  • Negotiation and claims
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Constructive Dismissal

Significant changes to your job that force you to leave may amount to dismissal. We can help you assess your options.

  • Pay or role changes
  • Relocation or demotion
  • Breach of contract
  • Resignation as dismissal
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Service Areas

Milton, Halton Region, Peel, and the Greater Toronto Area.

Discuss Your Situation

Tell us what happened. We will respond within 24 hours and can arrange a free consultation to review your options.

  • Free initial consultation
  • Response within 24 hours
  • Milton and GTA

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about wrongful dismissal and our process.

Wrongful dismissal occurs when an employer ends your employment without providing adequate notice or pay in lieu as required by your contract or by law (including common law in Ontario).

We offer a free, no-obligation initial consultation to discuss your situation and options.

We serve the GTA including Milton, Mississauga, Oakville, Burlington, Brampton, and Toronto.

Yes. We offer both in-person and virtual consultations.

We aim to respond to all inquiries within 24 hours and can often schedule same-week consultations.

Whether you can still pursue a claim after signing a release depends on the terms and circumstances. It is worth having a lawyer review your situation.