Matthew Allard

In the bustling city of Vancouver, Matthew plies his trade as a dedicated attorney within the spheres of labor, employment, and human rights at the reputable firm, Fasken. He brings to the table a wealth of expertise, offering tailored legal guidance and innovative solutions to an array of employers navigating the complexities of the workplace.

Matthew's approach to law is hands-on, focusing on the intricacies of wrongful dismissal claims, the nuances of interpreting collective agreements, the delicate handling of disciplinary issues, and the pivotal matters of human rights within the labor sector. His goal is always to achieve the best possible outcome for his clients, ensuring their needs are met with precision and care.

His practice spans several key areas, including labor relations, employment advice, litigation, as well as tackling discrimination and human rights concerns. Matthew is well-equipped to guide employers through the challenging landscape of labor laws and employment regulations, thanks to his comprehensive background and relentless pursuit of justice.

Matthew's educational journey is as impressive as his professional one, with a solid foundation laid at the University of British Columbia (UBC). Here, he earned a JD in 2017, marking the culmination of his legal studies. His academic path also includes a Master of Science in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine obtained in 2013, and a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics in 2011, both from UBC. These credentials speak volumes about his commitment to learning and excellence.

Furthermore, Matthew's professional integrity and commitment to his field are underscored by his membership with the Law Society of British Columbia. This affiliation not only highlights his adherence to the highest standards of legal practice but also his dedication to staying abreast of the evolving legal landscape. Through his work, Matthew continues to make a significant impact, providing a beacon of legal acumen and advocacy for employers in need of navigating the intricate world of labor, employment, and human rights law.