Warren Mouck

About Warren Mouck

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Warren Mouck practices in the firm’s labour and employment and condominium law groups.  He provides advice and representation to businesses on all areas of workplace law, including employment standards, occupational health and safety, human rights, wrongful dismissal and labour relations.  Warren also advises and represents condominium corporations in matters of governance and compliance with the Condominium Act and other relevant legislation.

Warren is an experienced litigator and has represented clients at all levels of Court in Ontario.  He regularly appears as counsel at the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal, Labour Relations Board, Superior Court of Justice and Grievance Arbitrations.

Warren also has expertise in education law.  He has advised and represented school boards on a range of matters under the Education Act, including student discipline, expulsion hearings and issues of accommodation and compliance with the Human Rights Code.

A PRACTICAL APPROACH

“I am a trusted advisor to my clients on the law, but I also provide practical, common-sense solutions to the problems of the day.  I work to understand how my client operates, and I communicate in plain terms about my clients’ options and my recommended course of action.”

WHAT SETS WARREN APART

“I am accessible to my clients, and endeavor to break down the complexity of the law into advice that is easy to understand and follow.  I use proactive advice to pre-emptively avoid litigation.  When a dispute arises, I communicate effectively and respectfully with opposing counsel and parties to reach an agreement and settle cases where possible.”

THE BEST PART OF THE JOB

“Drawing on my knowledge and experience in labour and employment law to provide options and recommendations to clients, and to predict the outcome of any course of action with as much accuracy as possible.”

ACTIVE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY

Prior to calling Hamilton home, Warren served as a clinical instructor in the Civil Practice and Procedure course at his Alma Mater the Bora Laskin Faculty of Law, where he was valedictorian of the Charter Class.  He is regularly engaged as a speaker for professional development matters in Labour and Employment Law by the Law Society of Ontario, Human Resources Professionals Association and the Hamilton Law Association.