About Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP
Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP (TDS) is one of the leading full-service business law firms in Manitoba, with over 120 years of history providing legal services to its clients. From our offices in Winnipeg, Manitoba, TDS has the expertise necessary to help clients take advantage of every opportunity and to develop creative solutions to legal challenges experienced in their business in a timely and cost-effective way. TDS has long been recognized as a centre of excellence in the areas of business law, labour relations law, employment law, civil litigation and dispute resolution. LEXPERT® The Business Magazine for Lawyers recognized TDS as the leading corporate law firm in Manitoba, being the only Manitoba corporate law firm at the centre of its "Bulls-Eye" ranking of Manitoba corporate law firms. A number of our lawyers have been recognized by LEXPERT® and THE BEST LAWYERS IN CANADA® and other legal publications as being among the leading Canadian lawyers in their areas of practice.
While assisting business, government, institutional and individual clients with their Canadian legal needs, wherever and whenever they may arise, TDS, its lawyers and staff are committed to supporting their community of Winnipeg, and the Province of Manitoba. Many TDS lawyers hold positions of leadership in community service support of the arts, legal education and in the legal profession.
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News & Events
Four TDS Lawyers Appointed to Lex Mundi Practice Groups
TDS recognized as the leading corporate law firm in Manitoba by Lexpert® for the 3rd year in a row
Jeff Pniowsky has been appointed to the tax committee with the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters
Michael Guthrie has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Aboriginal Chamber of Commerce
Silvia de Sousa Nationally Recognized as a Woman of Influence
Community Initiative
Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP announces increased support to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
