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Mark Fletcher is a Partner with Grosman Gale Fletcher Hopkins LLP. Mark is an experienced trial lawyer who is regarded by his peers and ranked by LEXPERT and recognized by Best Lawyers as one of the leading employment lawyers in Canada. He advises and provides representation to both employers and employees in wrongful dismissal actions, executive compensation disputes, and in human rights cases.Mark is the co-Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Cases on Employment Law (CCEL) and is the Editor for the Employment Bulletin publications. He is frequently invited to speak on employment and human rights law issues by The Law Society of Ontario, the Ontario Bar Association, and Osgoode Hall Law School.
Mark Fletcher is a Partner with Grosman Gale Fletcher Hopkins LLP. Mark is an experienced trial lawyer who is regarded by his peers and ranked by LEXPERT and recognized by Best Lawyers as one of the leading employment lawyers in Canada. He advises and provides representation to both employers and employees in wrongful dismissal actions, executive compensation disputes, and in human rights cases.Mark is the co-Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Cases on Employment Law (CCEL) and is the Editor for the Employment Bulletin publications. He is frequently invited to speak on employment and human rights law issues by The Law Society of Ontario, the Ontario Bar Association, and Osgoode Hall Law School.
Mark Fletcher is a Partner with Grosman Gale Fletcher Hopkins LLP. Mark is an experienced trial lawyer who is regarded by his peers and ranked by LEXPERT and recognized by Best Lawyers as one of the leading employment lawyers in Canada. He advises and provides representation to both employers and employees in wrongful dismissal actions, executive compensation disputes, and in human rights cases.
Mark is the co-Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Cases on Employment Law (CCEL) and is the Editor for the Employment Bulletin publications. He is frequently invited to speak on employment and human rights law issues by The Law Society of Ontario, the Ontario Bar Association, and Osgoode Hall Law School.
