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Audrey Cardinal
Bar Admission
Quebec, 2021
Education
Law Degree, Université de Montréal (LL.B.)
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Legal Assistant
A lawyer in Laval, Audrey is part of the labour law team. She focuses her practice on representing both unionized and non-unionized employers, particularly in matters involving labour relations, employment standards, the application and interpretation of collective agreements, as well as the drafting of contracts, agreements and policies. She also assists employers in managing cases related to occupational accidents and diseases.
Read moreAs part of her practice, she is called upon to represent employers before administrative tribunals and courts of general jurisdiction in labour and employment matters, including occupational health and safety.
Over the course of her career, she also worked in a corporate legal department, giving her valuable insight into an employer’s day-to-day realities and the internal challenges related to employee management.
She is known for her thoroughness and dynamic personality, as well as her straightforwardness and attentiveness.
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Services
- Administrative Action
- Collective Agreement Negotiation
- Collective reports
- Conciliation of Workplace Injury Claims
- Corporate Policies
- Cost Transferring and Cost Sharing
- Disciplinary Measures and Dismissal
- Employment Agreements
- Employment Injury Claims Management
- Grievance Arbitration and Adjudication
- Human Rights and Freedoms
- Labour and Employment Law
- Labour Relations
- Labour Standards
- Litigation in Labour and Employment Law
- Mediation and Conciliation
- Representation before the CNESST and the TAT
- Strategic Support
- Termination Agreements
- Workers’ Compensation Claims (CNESST)
- Workplace Harassment
- Workplace Health and Safety
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
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Administrative
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
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