Bio

Tyler joined Cavalluzzo as an associate in 2017 after summering and articling with the firm. He practices primarily in the areas of Labour Law, Health Law, Charter/Constitutional Law, Human Rights, and Professional Regulation/Discipline.

Tyler is a graduate of the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law. While in law school, Tyler co-authored a joint submission to the Ontario "Changing Workplaces Review" arguing against the increased trend towards privatization in the home care sector and advancing an alternative sectoral bargaining regime. Tyler was also recognized by a respected national legal journal for coursework he completed on standard form construction agreements.

As a law student, Tyler served as a Division Leader and Caseworker in the Family and Criminal Law Divisions of Downtown Legal Services, a pro bono legal clinic, and was the Coordinator of the "Wills Project" run by Pro Bono Students Canada.

Prior to law school, Tyler volunteered and worked with a major public sector union, and was an active participant in the Hamilton and greater area labour community.

Education

  • Call to the Ontario Bar, 2017
  • University of Toronto, J.D., 2016
  • McMaster University, B.A. (Hons.), 2013

Memberships

  • Canadian Bar Association
  • Ontario Bar Association
  • Canadian Association of Labour Lawyers
  • Advocates' Society

Related Events

Event/Oct 18, 2022

Tyler Boggs Speaks at Lancaster House's Seminar "Macro Questions about Microaggressions"

Seminar provides guidance on recognizing and reducing workplace microaggressions

Tyler Boggs speaks at Lancaster House's Seminar: "Macro Questions about Microaggressions: When do they amount to harassment? Is discipline or educatio...
Event/Apr 14, 2020

Tyler Boggs Speaks at Infonex’s 25th Annual Conference on Professional Regulation and Discipline (Postponed)

Tyler Boggs speaks at Infonex’s 25th Annual Conference on Professional Regulation and Discipline.   He will be presenting on the Duty ...
Event/Jun 1, 2019

Tyler Boggs presents at the 2019 Canadian Association of Labour Lawyers Conference

On June 1, 2019, Tyler Boggs will be participating in a panel on the duty to disclose vs. the duty to represent at the 2019 Canadian Association of La...

Related Blogs

Blog/15 July 2020

$85,000 Awarded to Victim of Workplace Sexual Harassment

McWilliam v Toronto Police Services Board and Angelo Costa On June 30, 2020, the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (the “Tribunal”) release...
Blog/12 December 2018

ONA Successfully Challenges Unreasonable Vaccinate or Mask Policy in ONA v St. Michael’s Hospital

In ONA v St. Michael’s Hospital, Arbitrator Kaplan upheld a grievance filed by the Ontario Nurses’ Association (“ONA”) alleging that the introduction ...

Cases

Case/24 April 2020

Superior Court Judgment - ONA v Eatonville and Henley

A team of Cavalluzzo lawyers obtained an interlocutory injunction on behalf of ONA requiring four long-term care facilities to comply with government...
Case/10 January 2019

The Regional Municipality of Waterloo (Sunnyside Home) and Ontario Nurses' Association

Kate  Hughes and Tyler Boggs acted for the Ontario Nurses' Association in The Regional Municipality of Waterloo (Sunnyside Home) and Ontario...
Case/6 September 2018

St. Michael's Hospital v. Ontario Nurses' Association, CANLII 82519

Kate Hughes, Philip Abbink  and Tyler Boggs act for the Ontario Nurses' Association in  St. Michael's Hospital v. Ontario Nurses' Associatio...
Case/6 April 2018

Toronto Star v. Attorney General of Ontario

Paul Cavalluzzo, Adrienne Telford and Tyler Boggs acted for Laborers' International Union of North America and LIUNA Local 183 in Toronto Star v. Atto...