About Elisha
Elisha Jamieson-Davies is an experienced litigator in Hicks Morley’s Toronto office. She represents employers in a variety of industries including financial services, school boards, retail, social services, mining, manufacturing, colleges, hospitality, municipal, not-for-profits, healthcare and consulting.Elisha has expertise in many types of litigation including employment disputes, long-term disability claims, commercial disputes, restrictive covenant enforcement, class actions and judicial reviews/appeals.Elisha brings a practical view to litigation and works with her clients to develop the best strategy for the particular issue at hand. Elisha has represented clients in trials, hearings, motions, applications, judicial reviews and appeals. She has appeared before Canada Labour Code adjudicators, the Small Claims Court, Superior Court of Justice, Divisional Court, Court of Appeal for Ontario, the Federal Court and the Federal Court of Appeal.Elisha is the chair of Hicks Morley's Litigation Practice Group, a co-editor of the firm’s litigation-specific publication, Raising the Bar, a long-standing member of the firm’s Student Committee, and a mentor for both students and associates. Although Elisha had to step down as the chair of the Women’s Practice Development Affinity Group due to other firm commitments, she continues to be a devoted member of the group.
Elisha Jamieson-Davies is an experienced litigator in Hicks Morley’s Toronto office. She represents employers in a variety of industries including financial services, school boards, retail, social services, mining, manufacturing, colleges, hospitality, municipal, not-for-profits, healthcare and consulting.Elisha has expertise in many types of litigation including employment disputes, long-term disability claims, commercial disputes, restrictive covenant enforcement, class actions and judicial reviews/appeals.Elisha brings a practical view to litigation and works with her clients to develop the best strategy for the particular issue at hand. Elisha has represented clients in trials, hearings, motions, applications, judicial reviews and appeals. She has appeared before Canada Labour Code adjudicators, the Small Claims Court, Superior Court of Justice, Divisional Court, Court of Appeal for Ontario, the Federal Court and the Federal Court of Appeal.Elisha is the chair of Hicks Morley's Litigation Practice Group, a co-editor of the firm’s litigation-specific publication, Raising the Bar, a long-standing member of the firm’s Student Committee, and a mentor for both students and associates. Although Elisha had to step down as the chair of the Women’s Practice Development Affinity Group due to other firm commitments, she continues to be a devoted member of the group.
Elisha Jamieson-Davies is an experienced litigator in Hicks Morley’s Toronto office. She represents employers in a variety of industries including financial services, school boards, retail, social services, mining, manufacturing, colleges, hospitality, municipal, not-for-profits, healthcare and consulting.
Elisha has expertise in many types of litigation including employment disputes, long-term disability claims, commercial disputes, restrictive covenant enforcement, class actions and judicial reviews/appeals.
Elisha brings a practical view to litigation and works with her clients to develop the best strategy for the particular issue at hand. Elisha has represented clients in trials, hearings, motions, applications, judicial reviews and appeals. She has appeared before Canada Labour Code adjudicators, the Small Claims Court, Superior Court of Justice, Divisional Court, Court of Appeal for Ontario, the Federal Court and the Federal Court of Appeal.
Elisha is the chair of Hicks Morley's Litigation Practice Group, a co-editor of the firm’s litigation-specific publication, Raising the Bar, a long-standing member of the firm’s Student Committee, and a mentor for both students and associates. Although Elisha had to step down as the chair of the Women’s Practice Development Affinity Group due to other firm commitments, she continues to be a devoted member of the group.
