Wright Henry

Frequently asked questions

Does Wright Henry represent individual employees, or only unions?

Both. Alongside its labour work for trade unions and professional associations, Wright Henry represents individual employees, senior executives and professionals in employment disputes, with advice the firm says is tailored to each situation rather than a generic approach.

Does Wright Henry handle collective bargaining and grievance arbitrations for unions?

Yes. The firm advises and represents trade unions and associations on organizing, collective bargaining, grievance arbitrations, pension and benefit matters, governance and insolvency proceedings.

What is the Wright Henry class action against Ontario Power Generation about?

Wright Henry represents management retirees of Ontario Power Generation who left the company between 2001 and 2021, in a proposed class action alleging OPG did not maintain their post retirement health benefits at the same level as current management staff. The firm's fees in the case are contingent, meaning they're only paid if the action succeeds and there's a recovery for the plaintiffs. The action has not yet been certified by a court.

How big is Wright Henry and where is its office?

Wright Henry has eleven lawyers working from a single office at 200 Wellington Street West, Suite 602, in downtown Toronto.

How long has Wright Henry been practicing labour and employment law?

The firm was founded in 2019 by Michael Wright and Tracey Henry, who each had established labour and employment law careers before starting the firm together. Within two years it was named to the Globe and Mail's Canada's Best Law Firms list.

How do I get in touch with Wright Henry?

You can reach the firm by phone at 416-306-8280 or by email at info@wrighthenry.ca. Its office is at 200 Wellington Street West, Suite 602, Toronto, ON M5V 3C7.