Keays vs Honda: Stuart at the Supreme Court of Canada

Keays vs Honda: Stuart at the Supreme Court of Canada

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Stuart represented the Human Resources Professionals Association of Ontario (HRPAO) at the Supreme Court of Canada landmark case Keays vs. Honda Canada Inc.

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Stuart Rudner

Stuart Rudner

I am the founder of Rudner Law. In 2016, 2017 and 2018, I was selected by my peers for inclusion in ‘The Best Lawyers in Canada’ in the area of Employment Law and have been repeatedly named in Canadian HR Reporter’s Employment Lawyers Directory (a comprehensive directory of the top employment law and immigration law practitioners in Canada), and was also named one of Canada’s top Legal Social Media Influencers.

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