Administrative law involves increasingly complex legal and technical issues regarding
the regulation of individual and corporate activities by government officials, agencies
and administrative tribunals. The litigation group at SorbaraLaw has extensive
experience in representing clients before numerous federal, provincial and municipal
tribunals.
Our litigation group recognizes the inherent differences between litigation in the usual
sense and appearing before administrative tribunals, and we apply our experience and
skills in litigation and negotiation to any administrative law matter. We also adapt our
practice to each tribunal, as each has its own procedures and its own rules of evidence.
We have experiance in:
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representing land developers, builders, and property owners before the Ontario
Municipal Board;
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Representing professionals on disciplinary matters before their regulatory bodies;
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acting for management in construction industry cases before the Labour
Relations Board;
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representing school boards in expulsion and suspension hearings under the Safe
Schools Act;
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appearing on behalf of both employers and employees before the Employment
Standards Branch of the Ministry of Labour, the Labour Relations Board, and the
Ontario Human Rights Tribunal;
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appearing as counsel in Coroner's Inquests.
Our litigation group also has experience representing individual and corporate clients in
matters before the Assessment Review Board, the Landlord and Tenant Board of
Ontario, Municipal Committees of Adjustment, the Licence Appeal Tribunal, the Pay
Equity Hearings Tribunal, the Liquor Control Board, the Workplace Safety and
Insurance Board, the Real Estate Council of Ontario, and other administrative boards
and tribunals.