Our Firm

SPECIALISED EXPERTISE AND SUPPORT WITH INNOVATIVE LEGAL STRATEGIES

Cavalluzzo lawyers are distinguished by their commitment to providing excellent legal advice and representation and their dedication to advancing equality and social justice. Since 1983, our firm has been advocating on behalf of working people and equity-seeking groups and individuals in Ontario, across Canada and internationally.

Our practice is varied – encompassing labour, public, pension, administrative, Charter, health, education, employment law and class actions, as well as professional regulation, inquiries and inquests – but our dedication to superior advocacy is constant. We represent trade unions, professionals and professional associations, non-unionized employees, multi-employer pension and benefit plans, and other organizations and individuals, in both the public and private sector, assisting them with day-to-day legal problems as well as long-term legal and policy strategies.

We are client-focused and professional. We provide prompt and clear advice and representation. We work to make complex issues understandable and try to ensure that simple matters stay that way. We always discuss with clients in advance the costs associated with large and small projects.

We believe strongly in combating discrimination in all its forms, promoting solidarity and raising awareness of issues affecting the rights of women, persons of diverse racial, cultural, religious, and ethnic backgrounds, persons with disabilities and those with different political views and all sexual orientations and gender identities.

Because we are passionate about what we do, we are fierce and innovative advocates. Our lawyers have won precedent-setting cases, including at the Supreme Court of Canada, and promoted progressive legislative change. Whatever challenge our clients are facing, we are ready to work collaboratively and creatively to solve it.

Recent News

In the News/27 October 2026

Mental Health Nurses Gain Additional Protection from Workplace Violence in Interim Order

OLRB orders increase of security personnel to reduce the risk and severity of workplace violence

On October 19, 2026, the Ontario Nurses’ Association (ONA) was granted an Interim Order by the Ontario Labour Relations Board designed to reduce the l... Read More
Firm News/27 October 2026

Cavalluzzo LLP Recognized in Best Law Firm Rankings 2027

Ranked in Labour and Employment, Administrative and Public Law, and Appellate Practice Nationally, and Seven Practice Areas Regionally

We are pleased to announce that Cavalluzzo LLP has been recognized in the 2027 edition of the Best Law Firms - Canada. The firm was ranked in three pr... Read More
News/14 October 2026

Coalition intervenes at Supreme Court tomorrow in case challenging Ontario government’s treatment of Ontario Place

SCC will decide whether a government can shield its decisions from existing laws and court review and whether Ontario Place is a protected “public trust”

On October 15, 2026, a coalition of four citizen organizations – Ontario Place for All (OP4All), Toronto Field Naturalists, Democracy Watch, and the ... Read More
News/1 September 2026

Cavalluzzo LLP Lawyers Recognized as Best Lawyers Award Recipients

Recognized in Seven Practice Areas and All Three “Best Lawyers” Individual Categories

We are pleased to announce that 14 Cavalluzzo lawyers have been included in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada and three lawyers have been... Read More
News/21 July 2026

Stephen Moreau quoted in Law 360 on ruling to overturn motion judge findings in Purolator Inc. v. Canadian Union of Postal Workers

Judge followed wrong procedure in strike injunction, according to Ontario court

The Ontario Court of Appeal recently ruled that a motion judge used the wrong section of the provincial Courts of Justice Act (CJA) to grant Purolator... Read More
News/15 June 2026

Ryan White quoted on landmark Uber driver agreement

First Uber Driver Collective Agreement in Canada

Ryan White was recently quoted in a Toronto Star article examining the first collective agreement between Uber and unionized drivers in Victoria, B.C.... Read More