Irfan Kara

Irfan Kara is a standout in the field of employment litigation, privacy law, and corporate/commercial litigation, offering unparalleled legal guidance and support. Focusing primarily on employment-related issues, he's the go-to for employers navigating class actions, contracts, terminations, and human rights complaints, among other critical areas. His expertise has proven invaluable in landmark national employment class actions, setting precedents that have shaped the legal landscape.

Irfan's proficiency extends beyond Ontario, showcasing his skill across Alberta and Nova Scotia's courts, making him a versatile legal advocate recognized for his strategic prowess. His involvement in significant cases, from representing Tarion Warranty Corporation to guiding Olympic athlete Mandy Bujold through a groundbreaking arbitration, underscores his ability to handle high-stakes disputes.

Recognized by Chambers Canada as an Associate to watch and by Best Lawyers in Canada for his contributions to labour and employment law, Irfan's accolades are well-earned. His insights into workplace DEI and employment law class actions are invaluable resources for both legal professionals and employers.

Beyond his casework, Irfan's dedication to professional development and community service is evident through his roles with the Ontario Bar Association and as an instructor at Osgoode Hall Law School's Intensive Trial Advocacy Workshop. His leadership in Torys' pro bono efforts, particularly with the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, showcases his commitment to leveraging his legal expertise for the greater good.

For anyone seeking comprehensive, insightful, and effective legal representation or advice in employment litigation and related fields, Irfan Kara's track record speaks volumes. His strategic acumen and dedication to client success set him apart as a distinguished figure in the legal community.