
Senior Associate, Labour and Employment
Tahir is the Vice President of the Employment Lawyers Association of Ontario and regularly advises employers and employees in all manner of employment, labour and human rights issues.
Osgoode Hall Law School
Tahir’s practice focuses on employment, labour and human rights disputes at all levels of court, tribunals and private boards of arbitration.
Tahir’s work as an employment lawyer includes, human resource consulting, just-cause terminations, wrongful dismissals, constructive dismissals, human rights claims, employment standards, and workers’ compensation. He also advises on contractual matters, employee terminations, workplace policies, and conducts workplace investigations.
Tahir did a labour law certificate from Osgoode Hall Law School. As a labour lawyer, Tahir can assist management side clients and unions with the following:
Tahir articled for a litigation boutique and was hired back for his tenacity to dig deep. He conducted a 3-week jury trial in his first year of practice. Tahir has extensive experience with arguing motions, conducting examinations for discoveries and pre-trials. He ensures that his clients receive personalized attention, empathy, and support throughout their legal journey, making them feel valued and reassured during challenging times.
Tahir is a past member of the Ontario Bar Association Council, the past Chair of its Young Lawyers Division and an Executive Member at Large of its Labour and Employment Section. He was previously the vice chair and regional representative of the Young Lawyers Division, a newsletter editor of the Alternate Dispute Resolution section and a newsletter editor of the Constitutional, Civil Liberties and Human Rights section of the Ontario Bar Association.
In his spare time, Tahir loves to spend time with his son, travel, read, play baseball and golf. Tahir and his Siberian Husky, Athena, both enjoy hiking and going for long walks.
Every company’s greatest asset is its human resource. I am here to help my clients manage and grow their human resources.
I aim to empower employee clients to have a brighter, more equitable professional future.
"Employment lawyers propose mandatory mediation to ease backlog at Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario", HR Law Canada, November 2024.