Andrei-Titus Totan

Titus Totan specializes in employment law, particularly in litigation related to employment disputes.

He offers strategic guidance on a myriad of workplace issues such as drafting employment and contractor agreements, managing employee incentives, conducting workplace investigations, and navigating the complexities of performance and disability management. Additionally, Titus is well-versed in handling disciplinary actions, terminations, and enforcing restrictive covenants and fiduciary duties, along with drafting workplace policies and advising on occupational health and safety regulations.

A key part of Titus's practice involves advising on employment law considerations during corporate transactions. He is adept at both prosecuting and defending in litigations across various legal forums in Ontario, including the Superior Court of Justice and the Human Rights Tribunal. His expertise extends to urgent matters such as employee misconduct and breaches of contract.

Titus is committed to educating organizations on legal compliance and preventing workplace discrimination and harassment, frequently leading training sessions and speaking at professional conferences across Ontario. His contributions to employment law education have been recognized widely, with invitations to speak at events hosted by the Human Resources Professionals Association and Osgoode Hall Law School.

Before embarking on his legal career, Titus played a role at the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat, focusing on professional development programs for public servants. This experience has enriched his understanding of workplace dynamics and law.

Licensed to practice in Ontario since 2015, Titus is fluent in both English and Romanian, and holds a J.D. from Osgoode Hall and a B.Soc.Sc. from the University of Ottawa. His academic and professional achievements have earned him several awards, including being named a 5-Star Employment Lawyer by Canadian HR Reporter.

Apart from his legal practice, Titus actively contributes to legal education as a lecturer at Osgoode Hall Law School and has played vital roles in community services like Pro Bono Law Ontario. He is a member of the Law Society of Ontario, the Canadian Bar Association, and other professional organizations, reflecting his commitment to both the legal profession and the broader community.