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Civil Law · Ontario, Canada

Simone Johanna Ostrowski

Lawyer · Whitten & Lublin LLP · Toronto

141 Adelaide Street WestSuite 1100, Toronto, Ontario M5H 3L5
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About

As a partner at Whitten and Lublin, Simone Ostrowski, is an employment lawyer and litigator, who demands excellence. Consequently, clients can expect outstanding service, great communication, and smart strategy every time.

This high achiever has been described by clients as patient, caring and professional. As a litigator, Simone has been characterized as poised, confident and unflappable. Recognized for her quick thinking and sharp mind, she aggressively pursues her strategy, often demolishing her opponent’s case, to ensure the best outcome for her client.

Simone assists both employees and employers with both union and non-union workplace matters. Her expertise includes wrongful/constructive dismissal claims, separation packages, harassment and human rights claims, occupational health and safety laws, employment contracts, executive compensation, workplace policies, training and compliance, unionized workplace disputes, unfair labour practice allegations, grievance arbitration, accommodations, and workplace violence.

While Simone’s highly skilled in all areas of employment law, her desire to protect people when they are at their most vulnerable has influenced her specific interest in Human Rights law. This focus has led her to appear as a speaker on panels involving human rights law as well as receiving awards in this area.

In Simone’s free time, she enjoys long-distance running, and getting outdoors to hike, bike and ski.

Simone Ostrowski has argued cases at all levels of the courts in Ontario including the Ontario Court of Appeal, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Small Claims Court, the Ontario Labour Relations Board, the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, the Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal, and various matters in front of labour arbitrators. She has also made submissions to the Supreme Court of Canada.