Glick Feinberg Stone LLP
5 lawyers · City of Toronto
One of 2,345 law firms listed in Toronto, and one of 369 handling Administrative & Regulatory Law.
About Glick Feinberg Stone LLP
Glick Feinberg Stone LLP is a Toronto law firm with five lawyers that defends professionals when their license to practice is at stake. Jordan Glick founded its predecessor, GlickLaw, in 2018, after eight years with the regulatory group at WeirFoulds LLP in Toronto and making partner there in 2014. The firm grew into its current partnership with Lisa Feinberg and Jordan Stone, and now also includes lawyers Sarah O'Neill and Tiffany Dang.
The firm represents professionals in investigations, discipline hearings, and licensing matters before regulators spanning healthcare, financial services, and other licensed trades. It also says it acts as external counsel to nearly a dozen regulators, a vantage point that shapes how it defends the professionals those same regulators oversee. Alongside that regulatory work, the firm handles employment and human rights matters for both employers and employees, including wrongful dismissal, workplace investigations, and accommodation disputes.
Milestones & recognition
- Jordan Glick founded GlickLaw, the firm's predecessor, in 2018.
- Jordan Glick spent eight years with the regulatory group at WeirFoulds LLP, becoming a partner there in 2014.
- Jordan Glick received the Lexpert Rising Stars Award in 2017, an award recognizing Canadian lawyers under 40.
- Jordan Glick has been recognized in the Best Lawyers directory since 2018.
- Lisa Feinberg was called to the bar in Ontario in 2012 and also holds a call to the bar in British Columbia.
- Lisa Feinberg served as an elected Bencher of the Law Society of British Columbia from 2020 to 2021.
- Jordan Stone earned a law degree from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law in 2016.
In the community
- Lisa Feinberg serves on the board of the Hamilton Community Legal Clinic.
- A lawyer at the firm sits on the board of Up With Women, an organization that helps women move out of poverty.
- A lawyer at the firm volunteers on the intake committee at St. Felix House, which provides transitional housing for women experiencing homelessness.
- A lawyer at the firm gives guest lectures on public health policy at McMaster University.
Good to know
Wheelchair accessibleLawyers 5
Jordan Glick
Founder & Partner
Administrative & Regulatory Law
Jordan Stone
Partner
Administrative & Regulatory Law
Lisa Feinberg
Partner
Employment & Labour LawAdministrative & Regulatory Law
Sarah O'Neill
Lawyer
Administrative & Regulatory Law
Tiffany Dang
Lawyer
Administrative & Regulatory LawEmployment & Labour Law
Who handles what
The neighbourhood
Glick Feinberg Stone's office is in a low rise brick building at 65 Front Street East that dates to 1872, in Toronto's St. Lawrence neighbourhood. The building is protected under the Ontario Heritage Act as part of the St. Lawrence Neighbourhood Heritage Conservation District, and it sits across from the Gooderham Flatiron Building, a well known Toronto landmark.
The block mixes 19th century warehouses converted into offices with the stalls of St. Lawrence Market just down the street, a fitting setting for a firm whose work sits at the intersection of professional practice and the regulators that oversee it.
Frequently asked questions
- I'm a regulated professional and my college has opened an investigation into me. Can Glick Feinberg Stone help?
- Yes. The firm defends healthcare, financial services, and other licensed professionals in investigations, discipline hearings, and licensing matters, and it also acts as external counsel to a number of regulators, which gives it insight into how those processes work from both sides.
- Does the firm only work with healthcare professionals?
- No. Alongside physicians, nurses, dentists, and other healthcare workers, the firm represents accountants, insurance brokers, architects, early childhood educators, and other regulated professionals, as well as the regulators that oversee them.
- I think I was wrongfully dismissed from my job. Can Glick Feinberg Stone represent me?
- Yes. The firm represents employees in wrongful and constructive dismissal claims, including reviewing and negotiating severance packages and bringing claims before courts and tribunals.
- I'm an employer and received a human rights complaint or accommodation request. Can the firm advise us?
- Yes. The firm advises employers on human rights obligations, including how to respond to accommodation requests, and represents employers in discrimination and harassment matters and at the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.
- How big is Glick Feinberg Stone and what does it focus on?
- The firm has five lawyers and concentrates on two connected areas: professional regulation and discipline defence, and employment and human rights law.
- Where is the firm's office located?
- Glick Feinberg Stone is at 65 Front Street East, Suite 200, in Toronto's St. Lawrence neighbourhood.
Where to find them
65 Front St E, Suite 200, Toronto, ON M5E 1B5 · 416-596-2960
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