Jeffrey Sack, K.C. is a Toronto labour lawyer who represents unions in interest arbitration and collective bargaining. He argued the Lavigne case in the Supreme Court of Canada and the first case upholding the right to strike under the Charter, and he teaches international labour law as an adjunct professor at the University of Toronto.

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