Donald Jordan

Don, a seasoned legal expert, dives into the complexities of labor, employment, administrative, and constitutional law. His legal acumen benefits a wide array of private sector firms, especially within the realms of forestry and transportation. These industries often navigate through the challenges of unionized work environments and general employment disputes, relying on Don's guidance and expertise.

His proficiency extends to administrative legal issues, where he not only offers advice but also represents clients in trials and appeals across provincial courts. Don's courtroom presence is notable, with appearances at every judicial level, including arguing cases at the Supreme Court of Canada, showcasing his prowess in labor and administrative law.

Beyond the courtroom, Don shares his knowledge through writing and speaking engagements. He contributes articles on various workplace law themes and is a regular speaker, enriching seminars by the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia and conferences nationwide.

Don's legal journey began with a solid educational foundation, earning a BA (Hons) and LLB from the University of Manitoba, followed by an LLM from the University of British Columbia. His professional milestones include being called to the Bar in Manitoba and British Columbia, and being honored as King’s Counsel in 1988, marking him as a distinguished member of the legal community.