About Dominique
Mtre Dominique Monet practises in labour and employment law. He represents a wide range of clients in several sectors of the economy as well as various government agencies. He has a great deal of experience in the conciliatory and litigation aspects of legal work.He has extensive experience before nearly all labour and employment decision-making bodies: arbitrators, administrative tribunals, labour relations boards and superior courts. He regularly pleads before the Superior Court and the Court of Appeal. He has also represented clients before the Federal Court, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and the Supreme Court of Canada. Additionally, he drafts employment contracts and advises clients on dismissals and corporate restructurings, and negotiates settlements.Over the years, Mtre Monet has acquired a particular experience in matters relating to pension plans. He manages several interprovincial matters and regularly represents and advises employers and pension committees in this regard. He has also worked extensively in the field of human rights.
Mtre Dominique Monet practises in labour and employment law. He represents a wide range of clients in several sectors of the economy as well as various government agencies. He has a great deal of experience in the conciliatory and litigation aspects of legal work.He has extensive experience before nearly all labour and employment decision-making bodies: arbitrators, administrative tribunals, labour relations boards and superior courts. He regularly pleads before the Superior Court and the Court of Appeal. He has also represented clients before the Federal Court, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and the Supreme Court of Canada. Additionally, he drafts employment contracts and advises clients on dismissals and corporate restructurings, and negotiates settlements.Over the years, Mtre Monet has acquired a particular experience in matters relating to pension plans. He manages several interprovincial matters and regularly represents and advises employers and pension committees in this regard. He has also worked extensively in the field of human rights.
Mtre Dominique Monet practises in labour and employment law. He represents a wide range of clients in several sectors of the economy as well as various government agencies. He has a great deal of experience in the conciliatory and litigation aspects of legal work.
He has extensive experience before nearly all labour and employment decision-making bodies: arbitrators, administrative tribunals, labour relations boards and superior courts. He regularly pleads before the Superior Court and the Court of Appeal. He has also represented clients before the Federal Court, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and the Supreme Court of Canada. Additionally, he drafts employment contracts and advises clients on dismissals and corporate restructurings, and negotiates settlements.
Over the years, Mtre Monet has acquired a particular experience in matters relating to pension plans. He manages several interprovincial matters and regularly represents and advises employers and pension committees in this regard. He has also worked extensively in the field of human rights.
Mtre Dominique Monet practises in labour and employment law. He represents a wide range of clients in several sectors of the economy as well as various government agencies. He has a great deal of experience in the conciliatory and litigation aspects of legal work.He has extensive experience before nearly all labour and employment decision-making bodies: arbitrators, administrative tribunals, labour relations boards and superior courts. He regularly pleads before the Superior Court and the Court of Appeal. He has also represented clients before the Federal Court, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and the Supreme Court of Canada. Additionally, he drafts employment contracts and advises clients on dismissals and corporate restructurings, and negotiates settlements.Over the years, Mtre Monet has acquired a particular experience in matters relating to pension plans. He manages several interprovincial matters and regularly represents and advises employers and pension committees in this regard. He has also worked extensively in the field of human rights.
Mtre Dominique Monet practises in labour and employment law. He represents a wide range of clients in several sectors of the economy as well as various government agencies. He has a great deal of experience in the conciliatory and litigation aspects of legal work.
He has extensive experience before nearly all labour and employment decision-making bodies: arbitrators, administrative tribunals, labour relations boards and superior courts. He regularly pleads before the Superior Court and the Court of Appeal. He has also represented clients before the Federal Court, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and the Supreme Court of Canada. Additionally, he drafts employment contracts and advises clients on dismissals and corporate restructurings, and negotiates settlements.
Over the years, Mtre Monet has acquired a particular experience in matters relating to pension plans. He manages several interprovincial matters and regularly represents and advises employers and pension committees in this regard. He has also worked extensively in the field of human rights.
