About Zubas Flett Liberatore Law LLP

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Zubas Flett Liberatore Law LLP is a small employment and human rights law firm based in downtown Toronto, at 150 Beverley Street. Loreta Zubas began advocating for clients in 1993, and that practice grew into the firm that today carries the founder's name along with partners Ted Flett and Janine Liberatore. The team, which includes senior associates, counsel, and support staff, now reports more than 90 years of combined experience. It takes work from both sides of the employment relationship: representing employees in wrongful dismissal, contract review, and human rights matters, and advising employers, from small businesses to national companies, on hiring, workplace investigations, and compliance.

The firm's lawyers appear before Ontario courts, labour arbitrators, and the Ontario Labour Relations Board, and its work with unionized employers includes clients in the emergency services sector. It also maintains a practice dedicated to U.S. based companies setting up operations in Ontario, walking American employers through Canadian hiring and employment law as they bring on their first staff here. One of the firm's lawyers previously worked in house before joining, adding perspective on workplace disputes from the employer's side as well as the employee's.

Milestones & recognition

  • Loreta Zubas began advocating for clients in 1993, and the firm now carries that name together with partners Ted Flett and Janine Liberatore.
  • One of the firm's lawyers holds a Certified Specialist designation in Civil Litigation from the Law Society of Ontario, awarded in 2000.
  • Several of the firm's lawyers are listed in the Best Lawyers in Canada guide for Labour and Employment Law.

In the community

  • Loreta Zubas co-founded the Redwood Women's Shelter and received the Law Society of Upper Canada's Bicentennial Award of Merit for Outstanding Community Services.
  • Zubas also sits on the board of LIFE (Lawyer's International Food Enterprise), which works with World Vision and The Stephen Lewis Foundation to raise awareness in the legal profession about child poverty.
  • Partner Ted Flett volunteers with Pro Bono Ontario representing low income clients and provides pro bono counsel to Canada's Queer Chamber of Commerce.

Good to know

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Certified Specialists

A designation granted by the Law Society of Ontario, not a self-declared area of focus.

This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Law schools
Dalhousie University, McGill University, Queens University, University of Birmingham, University of New Brunswick, University of Ottawa and 3 more 9 of 9 lawyers

The neighbourhood

The firm's office is in a historic Victorian building on Beverley Street that has been converted for office use, in downtown Toronto near Kensington Market and the University of Toronto.

Frequently asked questions

I think I was fired without cause. Can Zubas Flett Liberatore Law LLP help?
Yes. The firm represents employees in termination matters, including reviewing whether a dismissal was without cause and what notice or severance is owed.
Does the firm only act for employees?
No. Zubas Flett Liberatore Law LLP acts for both employees and employers, advising companies on contracts, workplace investigations, and compliance with the same team that handles worker claims.
Can the firm help a unionized workplace with a labour dispute?
Yes. The firm advises employers on collective agreement interpretation, grievance and interest arbitration, and Ontario Labour Relations Board proceedings, and it has worked with unionized employers in the emergency services sector.
We're a U.S. company opening an office in Ontario. Can the firm guide us through Canadian employment law?
Yes. The firm has a practice dedicated to U.S. based employers, advising them on hiring, contracts, and compliance as they set up operations in Ontario.
How long has the firm been practicing employment law in Toronto?
Loreta Zubas began advocating for clients in 1993, and that practice grew into the firm, which today reports more than 90 years of combined experience among its lawyers.
Where is the firm located and how do I reach it?
The office is at 150 Beverley Street, Unit 1, in downtown Toronto, and can be reached at 416-593-5844 or a toll free line for callers outside the city.

Where to find them

150 Beverley Street, Unit 1, Toronto, Ontario M5T 1Y5 · 416-593-5844

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