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Elizabeth Reid

Elizabeth Reid

Canada 2027

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Canada

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Elizabeth Reid is a labour, employment and human rights lawyer in Vancouver. Clients appreciate Elizabeth’s many years of experience and practical approach as they navigate the complex employment and human rights laws that impact their relationships with their employees.

Elizabeth’s approach starts with prevention. Her focus is creating clear and accessible contracts and policies that can be understood by employees and employers alike. She is a skilled advisor for day-to-day concerns and compliance issues that occur during the employment relationship, and works collaboratively to get results that meet her clients’ needs.

If formal proceedings are necessary, Elizabeth represents clients at all levels of court in British Columbia, as well as in front of provincial and federal human rights and employment standards tribunals. A former judicial law clerk at the British Columbia Court of Appeal, Elizabeth brings valuable insight into the judicial decision-making process to her litigation work.

Seen as someone who can explain complex areas of law in a clear and compelling way, Elizabeth is regularly asked to provide legal commentary for television, radio, and print media.

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Employment & Labour - British Columbia

Band 5
Band 5

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Elizabeth Reid is regularly called upon to advise her employer clients on significant employment and labour litigation.

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  • I am extremely satisfied with Elizabeth's commitment, guidance and creative solutions.

    Employment & LabourChambers Canada Guide
  • She is a fantastic lawyer.

    Employment & LabourChambers Canada Guide

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Alberta

British Columbia

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