Maxwell Radway is the owner of Maxwell Radway Professional Corporation, and is a Toronto employment lawyer working in association with Randy Ai Law Office. Contact Maxwell today for a free consultation. He is fearless litigator with a focus on employment law, labour law, defamation law, professional regulation, and contractual litigation. 

 

Maxwell practiced law at the Toronto office of a large global law firm for several years, where he regularly acted on complex litigation, major transactions, and cross-border matters. Maxwell then practiced at a well-known boutique litigation firm, including as a partner, where he was regularly involved in high-stakes lawsuits covered in the national news.

Having appeared before various courts, tribunals and boards, Maxwell understands that an effective litigation strategy must be adapted to the client’s specific circumstances. Whether his client prefers early settlement or hard-fought litigation, Maxwell has the experience to pursue excellent results.

Maxwell’s work as an employment lawyer includes wrongful dismissal, constructive dismissal, harassment/sexual harassment, employment standards, disability benefits, workers’ compensation and occupational health and safety. He also regularly advises on employment contracts, employee terminations, and workplace policies, in addition to conducting workplace investigations.

Maxwell’s work as a labour lawyer focuses on grievance arbitration and also includes advising on workplace policies and collective agreement matters. He uses a proactive approach to ensure that employers are free to organize their workplace in a safe, efficient and cost-effective manner.

 

Maxwell also has considerable experience as a human rights lawyer. He updated The Duty to Accommodate in Employment, a human rights textbook consulted by lawyers across Canada.

 

Maxwell has represented clients in high-profile defamation matters that have made national news, including matters involving allegations of professional misconduct, discrimination, and harassment, as well as matters raising issues related to freedom of expression and academic freedom.

 
Maxwell completed his legal education at Queen’s University Faculty of Law.