Ted Flett

Ted Flett

As a lawyer at Zubas + Associates Employment Lawyers, Ted Flett advises both employees and employers in workplace and human rights matters. He publishes regularly and conducts employee rights workshops to marginalized groups. Ted may be reached at [[email protected]], or by visiting www.employment-lawyers.ca.

The turbulent life of an employment lawyer during COVID-19

Clients and public are at risk of being thrown overboard without precision counsel and more cooperation, writes Ted Flett

Saying farewell to my foray in solo practice

Saying farewell to my foray in solo practice

Practising alone, mentorship is hard to come by, argues Ted Flett

Marketing best practices for the solo lawyer

Marketing best practices for the solo lawyer

Ted Flett writes about how to go beyond slogans and search engine optimization

Balancing non-billable commitments: What juniors should look for and when

At a recent fireside chat hosted by The Advocates’ Society for young lawyers, I gained an insight at just the right time.

The importance of friendships with non-lawyers

I have come to learn to keep your legal friends close but your non-legal friends even closer. The rule seems especially sensible for junior sole practitioners, but it’s perhaps a lesson for all lawyers.

Sweating over goal setting - How to plan for your future

I have an admission. As ambitious as I think I am, I have cringed at times throughout my life when I am asked: “Where do you see yourself in a year? Five years? Ten Years?”

The junior sole practitioner is not a mere blip in the profession

The life of a sole practitioner caught my interest during the first year of my litigation practice on Bay Street. As I came across a range of opposing and co-counsel, many were self-employed, driven, confident, relaxed and they impressed me.

Lawyers sexually harassing articling students is a thing