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As a digital, solutions-focused law firm, our forward-thinking approach allows us to spend less time buried in admin and more time focused on you. Meet the incredible team that make SpringLaw the best in-class.

The Six SpringLaws

Keep It Real

Workplace disputes are unique to the individual. Our solution is the right balance of real-life experiences and legal analysis.

Listen

We ensure all legal advice and work is within your scope, not ours. No broken telephone. We gather information about your legal matter through our integrated online systems.

Be Collaborative

We invite you to actively participate in your legal matter. Together, we can achieve your workplace goals.

Scale the Scope

We match your legal expectations and invite you to actively participate in the process to keep costs down. We offer the ability to scale services based on your wants and needs.

Be Transparent

We believe in full transparency. The purpose of the client portal is for you to take control of your documents, invoices, and legal matters.

High Tech, Low Stress

Our grounded, practical solutions help reduce the emotional impact of your workplace issues, while our integrated online systems keep things moving so you can get back to work.

Spring Law Blog

Our award-winning blog is full of trending legal and workplace content you can use.

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Virtual Harassment: When Workplace Misconduct Happens Online 

Virtual harassment is becoming a growing workplace issue as employee interactions increasingly happen through digital platforms. From group chats and messaging apps to social media activity, online conduct can create real workplace consequences. Learn why employers should update workplace policies, extend conduct expectations beyond the office, and take a proactive approach to investigating and addressing virtual misconduct.

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December 31, 2026 AODA filing deadline for Ontario employers, displayed beside champagne glasses and gold New Year decorations

The Accessibility Deadline Many Ontario Businesses Don’t Know About: December 31, 2026

Ontario businesses and non-profits with 20 or more employees must file an AODA accessibility compliance report by December 31, 2026. Before certifying compliance, employers should confirm their headcount, complete required training, review accessibility policies and plans, address gaps, and file early. SpringLaw explains the deadline, key requirements, and practical steps Ontario employers should take now, before they file.

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Federal Bill C-39: Major Changes Proposed for Federal Labour Relations 

Federal Bill C-39 proposes major changes to the Canada Labour Code that could reshape labour relations for federally regulated employers and unions. From expanded government intervention during strikes and lockouts to new collective bargaining rules and mediation processes, these reforms may significantly impact workplace disputes, collective agreements, and the balance between protecting workers’ rights and the national economy.

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