Jason Nee Liang Huang-Kung

Jason heads the Labour & Employment and Construction Law practice at Kung, Lo & Jia LLP.

Jason primarily represents employees and trade unions in matters before all levels of court in Ontario and before administrative tribunals and arbitrators. Jason also represents parties in a wide range of commercial and civil litigation matters, including but not limited to construction disputes, property disputes, contract disputes, and estate disputes.

Jason spent his first year of law school at the University of Windsor’s Faculty of Law, a law school focused on access to justice issues faced by Canadians. Jason subsequently transferred to Osgoode Hall Law School to complete his legal studies.

Jason participated in the Poverty Law Intensive Program in the Workers’ Rights Division at Parkdale Community Legal Services at Osgoode Hall. At Parkdale, Jason represented employees on a wide range of matters involving their employment at the Ontario Labour Relations Board, Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario and the Small Claims Court. Jason was also involved in the unionization of Parkdale’s summer case workers.

After graduating law school, Jason articled at one of Canada’s largest private sector unions. After being called to the Bar, Jason worked as an Associate at labour law firm where he represented trade unions on a wide range of labour relations matters.

Jason practiced as a sole practitioner of Kung Law before becoming one of the founding partners of Kung, Lo & Jia LLP.