Toronto Employment
Lawyer

Litigating Across Ontario

Being a boutique litigation firm, Soni Law Firm serves employees and employers across Ontario. As experienced employment lawyers in Toronto, we are committed to resolving workplace disputes effectively. From your initial consultation to the conclusion of your case, we handle every step with care, strategy, and precision.

Our legal practice covers all areas of employment law, including:

  • Wrongful Dismissal
  • Human Rights Issues
  • Discrimination & Harassment
  • Employment Contract Disputes, and more

Let us handle your employment law matters without delays and fight for the outcome you deserve.

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Do Any of These Workplace Issues Sound Familiar?

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You were dismissed from your job and believe the termination was unfair or without proper cause.

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Your job duties, hours, or pay were changed so significantly that it forced you to resign (“constructive dismissal”).

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You were pressured to resign instead of being offered proper support or solutions.

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You received severance or termination terms that don’t reflect your rights or actual contributions.

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Rahul Soni

Employment Lawyer

Why Choose Soni Law Firm?

Soni Law Firm is a trusted expert in labour law, employment law, and wrongful dismissal cases. In today’s world, the law changes faster than ever before, and a general understanding may not be enough. You need a trusted employment and labour lawyer to handle your issues. Our dedication to these practice areas allows us to be leaders among our peers and respected by the opposing side.

We have a proven track record of representing employees and employers before the Superior Court of Justice, Ontario Labour Relations Board, Canada Industrial Relations Board, Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, and Ministry of Labour. They are the law firm for wrongful dismissal that Ontario residents have come to trust.

Our no win no fee employment lawyers have litigated cases across the province of Ontario. We work with our clients like partners to understand their goals, build a legal strategy, and use all legal tools available to achieve those goals in a cost-efficient and timely manner.

Call Soni Law Firm for a free telephone consultation and find out how our Toronto employment lawyers can help you with your employment law needs.

Contingency Fee Options

Contingency Fee Options
(Select Cases)

You only pay if we win, making legal help simple and stress-free.

Full Legal Support

Full Legal Support

We handle everything related to wrongful termination and employment disputes, from contract issues to lowball severance offers.

Negotiation, Mediation &

Negotiation, Mediation &
Trial Experience

We help settle disputes outside court, aiming for fair outcomes quickly and smoothly.

Focus on Fair Severance

Focus on Fair Severance

We help long-serving employees secure severance packages and compensation that go beyond the bare minimum required by law.

Services We Provide

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Wrongful Dismissal Lawyers

Fired unexpectedly? Our lawyers fight for your rights, helping you get fair compensation and guiding you through every step, from negotiations to court.

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Breach of Contract Lawyers

Breach of Contract Lawyers

Employer not keeping promises? Lawyers enforce your agreement, recover losses, and hold them accountable so your rights are fully protected.

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Severance Pay Lawyers

Severance Pay Lawyers

Worried about severance? Our lawyers ensure you get what’s owed, review contracts, negotiate with employers, & protect your rights every step of the way.

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Workplace Harassment Lawyers

Workplace Harassment Lawyers

Dealing with harassment? Lawyers guide you through claims and investigations, protecting your dignity and helping make your workplace safer.

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Workplace Discrimination Lawyers

Workplace Discrimination Lawyers

Facing discrimination at work? Our discrimination lawyers step in to handle complaints, tribunals, or settlements, making sure your workplace is fair & respectful.

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Employment Insurance Lawyers

Employment Insurance Lawyers

EI claim denied? Lawyers help with applications and appeals, ensuring you get the benefits you deserve without unnecessary stress or delays.

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Have You Been Wrongfully Dismissed or Believe You Are Owed Compensation?

Schedule your free 15-minute consultation now and take the first step towards justice.

How to Handle Employment Problems Effectively

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Don’t Sign Anything Without
a Lawyer

Even if an employer pressures you, don’t sign termination letters, settlement offers, or any documents right away. Take a step back and speak with an employment lawyer. They’ll review everything carefully and make sure your rights are fully protected before you commit to anything.

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Keep Detailed Records

Make it a habit to save emails, messages, pay stubs, and notes of any workplace conversations. These records can be crucial for proving your case. Your lawyer will use them to build a strong argument and ensure nothing is overlooked.

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Seek Legal Guidance Early

As soon as you notice unfair treatment, harassment, discrimination, or dismissal, reach out to an experienced employment lawyer. Getting advice early helps you understand your options, protect your rights, and take the right steps without risking mistakes or missed deadlines.

Our Sucess Stories

We are outcome motivated and proud of our successful track record.

What Our Customers Have To Say

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. How long do I have to file an employment claim in Ontario?

It depends on the claim. For wrongful dismissal, you generally have up to two years. But waiting can weaken your case, so talk to a lawyer early so you don’t miss crucial deadlines.

Q2.Can my employer legally fire me without giving a reason?

Technically, yes, but they must give proper notice or pay instead. If the reason feels unfair or vague, a lawyer can check if it actually qualifies as “wrongful dismissal.”

Q3. What if I signed my employment contract without reading all the terms?

You’re not alone; many do that. The good news? Some clauses might still be challengeable. Let a lawyer review your contract before you assume you’re stuck.

Q4. Can I be fired while on sick leave or maternity leave?

In most cases, no. That’s protected under employment and human rights laws. If it happens, get legal advice immediately, your dismissal might be discriminatory.

Q5. What if my employer suddenly cuts my pay or hours?

That could be “constructive dismissal,” which means your employer changed key job terms without consent. Don’t quit right away, speak to an employment lawyer first.

Q6. How much severance pay am I really entitled to?

It depends on your job title, years of service, and how you were dismissed. Employers often offer less than what’s fair, so always get a lawyer’s second opinion before signing.