About RavenLaw

RavenLaw is committed to advancing workers’ rights and progressive legal causes.

Our lawyers exclusively represent unions and non-unionized employees in the areas of labour, employment, and human rights law. We provide counsel regarding collective bargaining, grievances, rights arbitration, interest arbitration, human rights complaints, workplace health and safety, employment contract reviews, wrongful dismissal/termination, long-term disability benefit claims/denials, professional discipline, administrative appeals, judicial review, Charter litigation, and more.

We have offices in Ottawa, Toronto, Kingston and Winnipeg and our lawyers practice in every province and territory in the country.

We are proud to offer our services in both French and English.

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News and Resources


On March 25, 2025, Keagan Davis-Burns will be participating in a panel discussion with other lawyers in the labour and employment bar and with Queen’s University Faculty of Law professors. The panel discussion, hosted by the Queen’s Law Labour and Employment Club, will provide law students with insights into careers...


On March 6, 2025, Keagan Davis-Burns will be participating with her team of Queens Law students as they present to members of the Kingston Chamber of Commerce. The presentation, through Pro Bono Students Canada, will provide members of the Kingston community with free legal information on human rights and the...


Did St. Lawrence College terminate your employment? We have a dedicated team of Employment Lawyers in Kingston and Ottawa committed to answering your questions and helping you through this uncertain time. Email info@ravenlaw.com to schedule an appointment today with one of our experienced Employment Lawyers to review your termination package...


On February 13, 2025, Andrew Astritis from RavenLaw will be presenting at the Law Society of Ontario’s continuing professional development program: The Employment Standards Act – A Primer 2025. The webcast will address key requirements of the Employment Standards Act, dealing with both essential and more complex ESA issues. Click...