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Loss of Earning Capacity: A Review

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published: October 29, 2026
  • Post category:Failure to Investigate May Add to Damages

Loss of Earning Capacity After Dismissal: Silva and More: A Review An employer’s conduct may damage an employee’s career long after the notice period expires. But proof of that damage…

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Waiver of Litigation Privilege

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published: October 27, 2026
  • Post category:Privilege

Workplace Investigations: When Is Litigation Privilege Waived? An employer retains an independent investigator after an employee threatens to sue. The investigator prepares a report for the employer and/or its counsel,…

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Privilege: Solicitor Client: Investigative Report

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published: October 11, 2026
  • Post category:Workplace Investigations

Third Party Documents and Solicitor Client Privilege Presume an investigator has been retained by legal counsel, with the purpose of reporting to legal counsel, who, in turn, will prepare and…

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Duty to Recommend Retention of Legal Counsel

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published: October 10, 2026
  • Post category:Workplace Investigations

  Workplace Investigation: Duty to Recommend Retention of Legal Counsel May there be a common law duty to advise on the Right to Counsel? The protections afforded to the person…

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Investigations: Privilege: External Regulators

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published: October 10, 2026
  • Post category:Workplace Investigations

  Investigations: Privilege: External Regulators The decision of the B.C. Supreme Court in Thomson v Berkshire involved a claim which raised issues of the conduct of one of its financial…

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Litigation Privilege & Workplace Investigations

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published: October 10, 2026
  • Post category:Workplace Investigations

  Litigation Privilege & Workplace Investigations Workplace Policy and the Purpose of the Investigation An early example of litigation privilege in a workplace human rights context is Order F2003-005, a…

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Litigation Privilege Generally

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published: October 10, 2026
  • Post category:Workplace Investigations

  Litigation Privilege: Overview Trend to Disclosure The Supreme Court in its 2006 decision in Blank v Canada stated, what was subsequently interpreted to be a “relaxation” in the acceptance…

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Privileges & Workplace Investigations

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published: October 10, 2026
  • Post category:Workplace Investigations

Privileges and Workplace Investigations Overview The two privileges important to a workplace investigation are solicitor client and litigation privilege. Generally, the assertion of solicitor client privilege will turn on a…

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Ontario Arbitral Decision Provides Guidance re Admin Suspension

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published: September 30, 2026
  • Post category:Workplace Investigations

Administrative Leave During Workplace Investigations: Ontario Arbitration Decision Provides Important Guidance on Investigative Suspensions The Ontario labour arbitration decision in Dryden Police Service Senior Officers’ Association v Dryden Police Services…

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🔔 Does a Workplace Investigator Examine or Cross-Examine a Witness?

  • Post author:dqh
  • Post published: September 10, 2026
  • Post category:Workplace Investigations

  Does a Workplace Investigator Examine or Cross-Examine a Witness? A workplace investigator interviews witnesses. The investigator does not conduct an examination-in-chief or a cross-examination in the courtroom sense. Nevertheless,…

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