Summary: Littler Mendelson opened their 67th office in Toronto, Canada with seven new attorneys to expand their global employment and labor law expertise.
The world’s largest labor law and employment law practice representing management has expanded into a Toronto office. Littler Mendelson has been moving to grow their global presence across North, South and Central America. Their latest office is in Guatemala City, Guatemala.
There will be seven attorneys joining the office: Marnie Baizley as counsel, Adrian D. Jakibchuck as associate, Barry Kuretzky as shareholder, George J.A. Vassos as shareholder, Monty Verlint as shareholder, Jordan S. Waltman as associate, and Sari L. Springer as office managing shareholder. All seven come from respected law firms in Canada.
All of the seven attorneys except Springer came from Kuretzky Vassos Henderson, a boutique firm in the labor and employment industry. The firm has been recognized three times by Canadian Lawyer magazine as a top ten labor and employment Canadian boutique. Springer brings 25 years of human rights and employment law experience at Cassels Brock.
Springer stated “It’s exciting to become part of a prestigious global firm with unsurpassed levels of expertise and resources, from both a technological and services perspective. Littler’s innovative approach to the delivery of legal services offers us a chance to give Canadian clients access to Littler’s highly sophisticated technology platform. And no other firm has Littler’s global presence and depth of experience in labour and employment law.”
Littler know has offices in Canada, Costa Rica, Columbia, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Nicaragua, Peru, Venezuela, and Puerto Rico. They have attorneys licensed in Brazil, Australia, the U.K., China, South Africa, and more.
Source: https://www.littler.com/publication-press/press/littler-opens-toronto-office
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