Marco Fimiani

Marco Fimiani, an esteemed associate within the Labour & Employment Group in Toronto, provides comprehensive legal services to clients on a wide spectrum of issues. These include labour arbitrations, adherence to employment standards, wrongful dismissal cases, matters of occupational health and safety, and human rights disputes.

Armed with dual juris doctor degrees from both the University of Windsor in Canada and the University of Detroit Mercy in the United States, Marco's legal education is both extensive and unique. During his academic years, he dedicated his time to volunteering with Pro Bono Students Canada, offering legal assistance to various groups in need. Furthermore, Marco honed his practical skills through a judicial internship under the guidance of the late Judge Richard M. Skutt at the Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan, a testament to his commitment to legal excellence.

For his remarkable achievements throughout law school, Marco was honored with several awards and scholarships, culminating in his graduation as the Dual J.D. program's gold medalist—a rare and prestigious accolade.

Before pursuing law, Marco completed an Honours BA in Criminology at York University, which laid the foundation for his interest in the legal aspects of labour and employment.

As a member of the Law Society of Ontario, the Ontario Bar Association, and the Canadian Bar Association, Marco's professional affiliations speak to his standing in the legal community. His expertise has not gone unnoticed, as evidenced by his recognition in Chambers Canada as a Leading Lawyer in Employment & Labour for Ontario.

Marco Fimiani's approach to legal practice is characterized by a blend of rigorous analysis, strategic thinking, and a deep commitment to advocating for his clients' rights and interests in the workplace.