Halo Employment Law is a Calgary-area firm that represents employees and advises employers on workplace disputes, including wrongful and constructive dismissal, discrimination, and severance negotiations. The firm is led by lawyer Halley Auger, who previously practised civil litigation and employment law at other Alberta firms before founding Halo. It offers hourly and contingency fee arrangements.

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1925-18th Ave NE, Calgary, AB T2E 7T8 · 587-864-1652

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