Cavalluzzo Lawyers Contribute and Acknowledged in new Employment and Labour Law Text

New Book Written by Timothy Hadwen & David Strang

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19 April 2024
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Three Cavalluzzo LLP lawyers contributed and were acknowledged in the second edition of Ontario Public Service Employment & Labour Law, published earlier this year. 

Cynthia Crysler provided "considerable expertise in written contributions" in the pensions and benefits area. 

Paul Cavalluzzo and Amanda Pask were also acknowledged as having provided input. 

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Cynthia Crysler

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416-964-5505

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