Miller Thomson LLP | Toronto, Ontario, Canada
A lawyer since 1993
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Lisa Goodfellow excels as a beacon of guidance for employers navigating the labyrinth of human resources issues. Her advisory spectrum covers wrongful dismissal, human rights accommodations, and intricate attendance management, alongside navigating employment standards. Her expertise extends into the legal intricacies of mergers and acquisitions, certification applications, and the ebb and flow of collective bargaining. She also adeptly handles complaints of unfair labor practices, grievance arbitrations, and the nuances of management training. Lisa's counsel on non-competition, non-solicitation, and the safeguarding of proprietary information is invaluable. Furthermore, she's proficient in conducting workplace investigations and providing insightful recommendations.
Navigating through the maze of labor and employment laws, Lisa offers pragmatic solutions tailored to business needs, catering to a diverse clientele across both provincial and federal jurisdictions in the public and private sectors. Her approach is not just about solving problems but doing so proactively, ensuring advice is both practical and forthcoming.
Recognized by "The Best Lawyers in Canada" for Labour and Employment Law from 2021 to 2024, and listed in Chambers Canada for the same period, Lisa's expertise is well acknowledged. Additionally, her inclusion in The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory from 2020 to 2024 further cements her stature in employment law.
Her contributions to the legal and human resources fields extend beyond client advisory; Lisa shares her knowledge as an instructor at Osgoode Hall Law School and the University of Guelph, focusing on HR law and negotiations. Her role as a frequent author and speaker across Canada and the United States on labor and employment matters showcases her commitment to educating others.
Admitted to the Ontario bar in 1993, Lisa's academic credentials include a LL.B. from Western University and a B.A. (Honours) from the University of Toronto, grounding her legal acumen in a robust educational foundation.