Michael Wills

Michael A. Wills is an accomplished lawyer with over 25 years of experience in employment law, labour relations, civil litigation, and residential real estate law. Based in Windsor-Essex County, Michael provides tailored legal solutions to individuals and businesses across Ontario. Known for his pragmatic approach and deep expertise, Michael delivers results-driven counsel that balances client needs with legal compliance. Michael’s practice spans a broad range of employment and labour law matters, including: Wrongful dismissal litigation and severance negotiations, Constructive dismissal claims, Human rights cases and workplace discrimination, Collective bargaining and grievance arbitration, Employment contracts and termination clauses, Occupational health and safety compliance and charges, and Labour board proceedings and union avoidance strategies. In residential real estate law, Michael advises clients on purchase and sale agreements, title issues, and deposit disputes, ensuring smooth and secure transactions. Learn more at https://willslaw.ca/ today.

Common Misconceptions About Wrongful Dismissal

Common Misconceptions About Wrongful Dismissal

Understanding Wrongful Dismissal in Ontario Wrongful dismissal is one of the most misunderstood aspects of employment law. Many employees assume that they can’t challenge a dismissal or that a termination automatically violates their rights. In reality, the rules surrounding wrongful dismissal are complex, and several common misconceptions often lead people to feel powerless or confused […]

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Understanding Wrongful Dismissal in Ontario

Understanding Wrongful Dismissal in Ontario: What Employees Need to Know

What is Wrongful Dismissal? In Ontario, wrongful dismissal occurs when an employee is terminated without just cause, without the proper severance pay, or in violation of their legal rights. While employers in Ontario are entitled to terminate employees, they must do so within the confines of the law. Failure to do so could lead to

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