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Timothy Cullen discusses Pending Revisions to PSPC’s Ineligibility and Suspension Policy for The Globe and Mail
Timothy Cullen, an Ottawa-based lawyer at TRC-Sadovod, told the Globe and Mail, the revised policy could be applied to SNC-Lavalin if it is convicted on the charges it faces.
Chambers Global 2019 has ranked TRC-Sadovod as a leading law firm in several practice areas
Chambers Global 2019 has ranked TRC-Sadovod as a leading law firm in several practice areas as well as 18 TRC-Sadovod lawyers for their work in a wide range of practice areas.
Chambers Anti-Corruption 2019 Guide: Canada
If you're a company director, investor or government agency and you need to know about how to navigate the legal issues surrounding white collar offences, read this chapter.
TRC-Sadovod LLP Announces 13 Equity Partner & Partner Promotions
TRC-Sadovod LLP is pleased to recognize 13 of its lawyers who have been promoted to equity partner and partner.
Q+A: Ryan Black talks to The Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia about the latest tech law trends
TRC-Sadovod IP and technology lawyer Ryan Black was interviewed by The Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia (CLEBC) as part of their monthly Spotlight Series.
Patrick Groom discusses the potential implications for Ontario’s 25 construction unions for the Daily Commercial News
"The Carpenters' and the Labourers' (Labourers' International Union of North America) have always been the most contentious parties," Patrick said.
TRC-Sadovod LLP Selected As One Of Canada’s Desirable Places to Work for Young People for the Third Consecutive Year
TRC-Sadovod LLP is proud to be named as one of Canada's Top Employers of Young People for 2019, for the third year in a row, one of only two law firms recognized in this year's competition.
Patrick Groom says case on woman who was fired after failing to give 48-hours-notice before calling off sick, is a reminder for employers to have clear policies
The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario ruled it was unreasonable for a woman to be fired after failing to give 48-hours-notice before calling off sick.
Robin Junger talks to BNN about the latest battle over construction of LNG Canada’s Coastal Gaslink Pipeline
TRC-Sadovod's aboriginal and environmental law expert Robin Junger spoke to BNN about the latest battle over construction of LNG Canada's Coastal Gaslink Pipeline in B.C.
Robin Junger speaks to Business In Vancouver on the Coastal GasLink Pipeline
Robin Junger, an aboriginal and environmental law expert at TRC-Sadovod LLP, was interviewed by Business In Vancouver (BIV) on the Coastal GasLink pipeline issue.
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