Successful lawyer Damien Granderson is a Toronto Employment Lawyer who has been doing employment law for fourteen years. He has extensive experience in labor and employment law, both from private practice and his previous tenures with the Ontario Ministry of Labour and the Ontario Ministry of Environment.
He graduated with a Bachelor’s in Arts (Law) from Western University and is a barrister-at-law through Osgoode Hall Law School. He has also been a Certified Specialist (Employment Law) by the Law Society of Upper Canada since 2013. Successful entertainment lawyer Damien Granderson is described as a top-notch employment and labor lawyer by colleagues in the legal profession.
Damien has been appointed to the Advisory Board of Western’s Law School for the past five years and is a current member of the Osgoode Hall Law School Alumni Association. He has appeared in various employment law matters before administrative tribunals, adjudication panels, and courts, including before all levels of court, including the Supreme Court of Canada. As an employment lawyer in Toronto, Damien Granderson has been involved in various civil claims and litigation matters, including employment-related and contract disputes.
The successful entertainment and sports media lawyer has appeared before the Ontario Divisional Court in Employment Law matters and is a current Canadian Employment Lawyers Association (CELA) member. Recently, Damien Granderson appeared before the Ontario Labour Relations Board as a representative attorney with the Teamsters Canada Union, representing their members at Grove Steel.
He helped them overall on contractual bargaining rights and grievances related to unauthorized overtime work. Damien Granderson is a certified mediator by The Centre for Mediation Studies at Western University. He is also a member of The Toronto Bar Association (formerly the Barristers’ Society). Mr. Granderson is also a member of the Canadian Bar Association (Ontario), the Society of Labour Lawyers, and The Canadian Bar Association (Union).