Marshall Law is proud to represent Bradley Singh, who was the target of overt and ongoing discrimination, bullying and harassment by his supervisors and colleagues. Loblaws did nothing to adequately address the various threats that Bradley’s colleagues made to his life and safety in retaliation for reporting their abusive behaviour.
Greg Brady spoke to Kathryn Marshall, Lawyer and Partner at Marshall Law about The Ottawa man believed to have murdered his two children before dying by suicide sent a disturbing email to his ex-wife in 2024.
Marshall Law is proud to represent Dr. Tamara Kuzma, a gynecologic oncologist, in her human rights case against the Ontario Government. There a list of patients needing life-saving treatment, but our client has been prevented from helping them due to a failure to accommodate her.
Marshall Law has filed a lawsuit against the Department of National Defence. Our client, Raquel Garbers, is a former senior level National Defence Official who was the senior architect of Canada's 2024 National Defence policy. She was fired in retaliation after publicly writing about how the growing anti-US rhetoric espoused by the Government could play into the hands of China and Russia.
Marshall Law is proud to be representing OPP Staff Sergeant Roberto Manca.
Mr. Manca has been under suspension since 2020 for something which he did not do.
The charges that were laid against him were tossed out of court, yet he remains on suspension and can not return to work pending an internal OPP investigation that is never-ending.
Both the OPP and the union have failed our client and we look forward to seeking accountability and justice.
Marshall Law is proud to be representing journalist Tina Yazdani. She is known for her hard hitting reporting and is super fearless. Journalists do very important work in our society and hold institutions and politicians to account and we are proud to fight for their rights.
By Abigail Disley
When looking at AI outputs, gender bias was found, specifically when the programs were asked about recommendations on salary negotiations.
By Abigail Disley
In a 6-3 split decision, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) partially allowed the appeal in the case of Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia.
Kathryn Marshall appeared on the DIrty Laundry podcast to discuss her lawsuit against the federal government for failing the survivors of intimate partner violence
We are proud to have fought with Dr. Stockton in her groundreaking whistleblower case as she bravely advocated for the rights of patients and medical workers:.
"One of Toronto’s most prominent employment lawyers, Kathryn Marshall, responded to Yazdani’s post, saying she is “proud of [her] client.”
“This case is definitely lifting a veil off of what goes on behind the scenes in a large law firm,” Marshall says. “As you can see from this lawsuit, it’s very political, it’s not merit-based, and there’s a lot of room for discretion that can be fueled by unconscious bias and systemic racism.”