Lawyers in our firm have knowledge in all aspects of administrative law.
Our firm acts as counsel to a number of administrative tribunals in both the public and private sectors. Our lawyers provide advice on both procedural and substantive issues and routinely appear in court to defend or challenge the jurisdiction of tribunals. The lawyers in our administrative law group also represent parties to administrative proceedings, including individuals and corporations, and act as prosecuting counsel on behalf of a number of different professional bodies and self-governing associations.
Administrative Lawyers
Bob Adkins, K.C.
Lawyer
Kendall (Dell) Dyck
Lawyer
Maria Grande
Lawyer
Miranda Grayson
Lawyer
Antoine Hacault
Lawyer
Sharyne Hamm
Lawyer
Jennifer (Jen) Hanson
Lawyer
Bailey Harris
Lawyer
Jeff Hirsch, K.C.
Lawyer
Erin Lawlor Forsyth
Lawyer
Alex Leaver
Lawyer
Alyssa Mariani
Lawyer
Gordon McKinnon
Lawyer
Eli E. Milner
Lawyer
Robert Olson
Lawyer
Elizabeth Pappas
Lawyer
Sacha Paul
Lawyer
Bill Percy
Lawyer
Meghan Ross
Lawyer
Andrew Sain
Lawyer
Megan Smith
Lawyer
Hannah Taylor
Lawyer
Lynda Troup
Lawyer
Chimwemwe (Chim) Undi
Lawyer
Terra Welsh
Lawyer
- Client Impact07|14|2020
TDS lawyers John Stefaniuk (Municipal Law, Real Estate Development Law, and Environmental Law) and Antoine Hacault (Municipal Law, Expropriation Law, Litigation, and Administrative Law) and Lindsay Warelis (Environmental Law and… Learn More
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- Article05|04|2023
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- Article07|13|2022
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- Article10|25|2021
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Authors: Megan A. Smith, Heather M. Hughes On June 3, 2021, Bill C-5, SC 2021, c 11, “[a]n Act to amend the Bills of Exchange Act, the Interpretation Act and… Learn More
- Article04|16|2020
Hiring during the COVID-19 pandemic Despite many employees being laid off during the COVID-19 pandemic, some industries are seeing an increase in demand, which requires additional staffing to meet these… Learn More
- Article01|26|2017
Students throughout Canada commonly sue post-secondary educational institutions with respect to academic matters. Actions brought by students against their university or college are almost universally framed in terms of breach… Learn More
- Article12|01|2015
Author Vivian E. Rachlis is no longer with TDS. Please contact us for further assistance. Timelines Start Now Manitoba legislation requiring barrier-free delivery of services in both the public and… Learn More
- Article01|19|2015
Author Vivian E. Rachlis is no longer with TDS. Please contact us for further assistance. Sexual harassment is an uncomfortable topic. It is also a high profile topic. Most business… Learn More
