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Champions for Workers and Indigenous Rights
Bainbridge Jodouin Cheecham, commonly known as BJH Law, is a prominent Saskatoon law firm with a distinct focus on Labour Law, Employment Law, and Aboriginal Law. Founded in 2006 by partners Gary L. Bainbridge K.C., James D. Jodouin, and Dawn Cheecham, the firm has established itself as a fierce advocate for the rights of employees and unions across Saskatchewan. Unlike many firms that represent employers, BJH Law is proudly "Union-side," dedicating their practice to protecting the interests of workers and organized labour. If you are an employee facing wrongful dismissal or a union representative needing strategic counsel, and need to urgently find a lawyer who understands the nuances of collective bargaining, BJH Law offers unparalleled expertise.
Labour and Employment Law
The firm is a powerhouse in Labour and Employment Law. They represent unions and individual employees in a wide array of matters, including grievance arbitrations, human rights complaints, and wrongful termination suits. Their lawyers, including Paige Moreside and the founding partners, are skilled at navigating the complex landscape of labour relations boards and tribunals. They work tirelessly to ensure fair treatment in the workplace, fighting against discrimination, harassment, and unfair labour practices. For workers seeking to hire an employment lawyer who will truly stand in their corner, BJH Law is the clear choice.
Aboriginal Law and Justice
In addition to labour law, the firm has a deep commitment to Aboriginal Law. Partner James Jodouin and the team provide legal services to First Nations and Métis clients, addressing issues related to treaty rights, duty to consult, and specific claims. They understand the historical and legal context of Indigenous issues in Canada and advocate for the recognition and enforcement of these rights. Their practice supports the self-determination and economic growth of Indigenous communities.
Administrative and General Practice
Bainbridge Jodouin Cheecham also handles Administrative Law and Civil Litigation. They assist professionals facing disciplinary hearings and represent clients in various regulatory disputes. Their approach is client-centered, ensuring that complex legal jargon is explained clearly and that clients are empowered to make informed decisions. The firm’s longevity and the King’s Counsel designation of its senior partners speak to the high regard in which they are held by the legal community.
- Labour Law: Dedicated representation for unions and associations.
- Employment Law: Fighting for employee rights and fair severance.
- Aboriginal Law: Advocacy for Indigenous treaties and governance.
- Human Rights: Protecting individuals from workplace discrimination.
Located in the heart of downtown Saskatoon on 1st Avenue North, BJH Law remains a steadfast defender of social justice and worker rights in the province.
Specializing In
Labour Law, Union Representation, Aboriginal Law, Wrongful Dismissal, Human Rights
Address & Location
261 1st Ave N, Suite 401, Saskatoon, SK
Building Location
Located in the MacMillan Building (or similar professional building) in downtown Saskatoon. This multi-story office building is situated on 1st Avenue North, between 20th and 21st Streets, directly across from the Midtown Plaza shopping centre.
Suite Access
Enter through the main lobby on 1st Avenue North. Take the elevator to the 4th Floor. The office is located in Suite 401.
Parking Details
Metered street parking is available on 1st Avenue and surrounding downtown streets. Paid parking is also available in the Midtown Plaza lot across the street.
Public Transit
Ideally located for public transit, with the main downtown Saskatoon Transit terminal located just a block away, providing access to all major bus routes.
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