Joanne Raymond Law

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Joanne Raymond Law

Practice AREAS

Practice Areas

Labour and Employment Law
Disability and Discrimination Law
Small Business Law
Mediation and Dispute Resolution Services
Wills and Powers of Attorney
Contract Drafting and Review

My Approach

At Joanne Raymond Law, fairness, advocacy and access to justice are my goals. I am dedicated to listening to your concerns and to helping you understand what actions I can take on your behalf. My main goal is to address your needs and help resolve your dispute with as little disruption to your life as possible. I will work with you every step of the way to make sure that you understand the choices you are making and feel empowered to make them.

Real World Understanding

I have many years of real world experience working and advocating for fairness and access to resources. I have advocated for employee rights in a unionized environment. I have worked on the employer side and have a great understanding of employment law from both the employee and employer perspectives. As a parent of indigenous children with disabilities, I have first-hand experience with navigating the system for resources and supports and have experienced the pain of discrimination. Now that I am a lawyer, I use that experience to help you find the path that will help you resolution your disputes and reach your goals. Schedule your free phone consultation today.

BIO

Joanne Raymond

Joanne believes in fairness and access to justice. Her goal is to provide local, relevant and supportive legal services in employment, disability and discrimination, small business and wills & powers of attorney law. A graduate from Osgoode Hall Law School and called to the bar in January 2020, Joanne spent 15 years working in the academic field prior to returning to law school. She worked alongside veterinarians in a variety of roles and gained a deep respect and understanding for the needs of the profession. She was involved with her union as a Steward and Executive member, as well as being active on the Job Evaluation, Grievance and Bargaining committees. In her personal life, she has spent the last 10 years helping her partner raise their children, three of whom have indigenous heritage and have special needs. This has given her a great deal of experience navigating the complex network of access to funding and resources.