About Levitt LLP

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Levitt LLP is a Toronto employment and labour law firm with a single office at 130 Adelaide Street West in the city's financial district. The firm's roots go back to January 2014, when Howard Levitt, previously counsel at Lang Michener, and Brian Grosman, formerly of Grosman Grosman & Gale LLP, combined practices as Levitt & Grosman LLP after facing each other in court for more than three decades. Levitt had earlier practiced under the firm and its predecessors from 1988 to 2000. In 2021 three more lawyers joined the partnership and the firm became Levitt Sheikh Chaudhri Swann LLP. It has since gone back to operating as Levitt LLP.

The firm represents both employers and employees in wrongful and unjust dismissal, workplace harassment, and human rights and discrimination matters, appearing before courts, labour boards, and tribunals across Canada. Although Levitt LLP is an Ontario firm, it also acts for clients in other provinces, including Alberta, through lawyers authorized under interprovincial mobility rules. Senior partner Howard Levitt has written several employment law texts, including The Law of Dismissal in Canada, edits the monthly Dismissal and Employment Law Digest, and has written a Financial Post employment law column since 1998.

Milestones & recognition

  • Howard Levitt received the Governor General's Award for Community Service and Citizenship in 2012.
  • Howard Levitt was elected a Bencher of the Law Society of Ontario for the 2023 to 2027 term.
  • Howard Levitt and the firm were named among the Lexology Legal Influencers for Employment & Labour Law in Canada for the second quarter of 2023.
  • The firm currently represents Jordan Peterson in an appeal of an Ontario Divisional Court ruling involving Ontario's College of Psychologists.

In the community

  • Howard Levitt has donated $1,000,000 to Mount Sinai Hospital.
  • Howard Levitt has made a donation to the University of Toronto Faculty of Law to support its Indigenous initiatives and postgraduate research.
  • Howard Levitt donated an Indigenous sculpture placed in the Howard and Pamela Levitt Square at Falconer Hall, home of the University of Toronto Faculty of Law.

Good to know

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This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Called to the bar
1979–2018 · median 37 years in practice 3 of 16 lawyers
Law schools
Western University (3), Osgoode Hall Law School (2), University of Toronto (2), University of Windsor (2), Queen's University, University of the Witwatersrand and 3 more 14 of 16 lawyers

The neighbourhood

Levitt LLP's office sits in Oxford Tower at 130 Adelaide Street West, a 33 storey building completed in 1979 as part of the Richmond-Adelaide Centre in Toronto's financial district. The tower connects directly into the PATH, Toronto's underground pedestrian network, so clients and lawyers can reach the office from much of the downtown core without going outside.

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law does Levitt LLP handle?
Levitt LLP focuses on employment and labour law, including wrongful and unjust dismissal, workplace harassment, human rights and discrimination claims, and employment contracts, for both employees and employers.
Does Levitt LLP represent employees, employers, or both?
Both. The firm acts for employees in matters like wrongful dismissal and workplace harassment, and for employers on contracts, terminations, and compliance with employment and human rights legislation.
I think I was wrongfully dismissed. Can Levitt LLP help?
Yes. Wrongful and unjust dismissal is one of the firm's main areas of practice, and its lawyers represent employees in these claims before courts and tribunals.
Does Levitt LLP only practice in Ontario?
Levitt LLP is an Ontario law firm, but it also represents clients in other provinces, including Alberta, through lawyers authorized under interprovincial mobility rules.
How long has Levitt LLP been practicing employment law?
The firm traces back to Levitt & Grosman LLP, formed in January 2014, and senior partner Howard Levitt has practiced employment law since the 1980s. The firm has operated under a few different names over the years as partners have joined and later moved on.
Where is Levitt LLP located and how do I book a consultation?
The firm's office is at 130 Adelaide Street West, Suite 801, in downtown Toronto. Prospective clients can request a consultation through the contact form on the firm's website or by calling the office.

Where to find them

130 Adelaide Street W. Suite 801, Toronto, ON M5H 3P5 · 416-594-3900

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