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Devan Marr

About Devan Marr

Devan Marr is a lawyer at Strigberger Brown Armstrong LLP. With two offices located in Toronto and Kitchener/Waterloo, the firm offers a full range of legal services to our industry partners in insurance and risk management. The firm aims to provide its clients with focused, practical, and cost efficient legal advice. Devan primarily defends insurance claims with a particular interest in the intersection of the contractual, statutory and common law obligations of parties in long-term disability and employment practice liability claims. His practice also includes providing employment related legal advice to both employers and employees in the context of contract negotiations, evaluation of termination clauses, workplace investigations, and assessment of exposure to wrongful dismissal claims.

By Devan Marr | 3 Minutes Read May 20, 2020

Don’t forget the “precedented” business risks: liability claims

With Ontario beginning the process of “re-opening”, businesses with public facing services need to shift their focus managing the risk of operating in a pandemic and ensure they do not inadvertently expose themselves to more familiar forms of liability.

Article by Devan Marr / Employee Relations, Health and Safety / COVID-19, Disability Claims, employee safety training, Employer liability, employment law, liability, Long-term disability, Slips and falls

By Devan Marr | 3 Minutes Read April 17, 2020

PHIPA & privacy: Beware the rogue departing employee

A recent decision by the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario involving a medical clinic highlights the importance of having written job duties and policies regarding the protection of patient personal health information.

Article by Devan Marr / Employee Relations, Health and Safety, Privacy / Breach of privacy, employment law, health information, Job descriptions, PHIPA, privacy, record retention

By Devan Marr | 5 Minutes Read March 20, 2020

Constructive dismissal in the time of COVID-19

disciplineWhile mandatory remote work and temporary layoffs are likely a component of the overall pandemic response, employers may ultimately run into the legal complication of a constructive dismissal claim.

Article by Devan Marr / Employee Relations, Employment Standards, Health and Safety, Payroll / constructive dismissal, COVID-19, employment law, pandemic planning, pandemic response, temporary layoff, work from home

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