Sentences with phrase «pension plan appeals»

He has appeared in numerous proceedings before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Ontario Court of Appeal, Financial Services Commission of Ontario, WSIB Appeals Branch, Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal, Canada Pension Plan Appeals Review Tribunal and the Pension Appeals Board.

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His advice while the appeals process shakes out: «Churches should continue to designate housing allowances for ministerial employees for 2014, and church pension plans should continue to designate housing allowances for retired ministers.»

The thought of a stable salary and defined benefit pension plan may be appealing to some, but others, like you — and me — prefer a little more control over destiny.

A pension can be appealing to people who want to be able to plan on a guaranteed amount of income each month after they retire.

In Turner v. Andrews, the Court of Appeal upheld the dismissal of an application for prospective costs brought by approximately 189 members out of some 14,000 to 15,000 employees against the trustees of their pension plan.

Won an NLRB trial before an administrative law judge and a resulting NLRB appeal where the union alleged that our energy industry client had improperly terminated its employee pension plan after acquiring the assets of a Massachusetts utility (341 NLRB No. 142)

Hatnay noted in Indalex, the appeal court considered the questions of whether the company had breached its fiduciary duty and whether there was a deemed trust in a situation where it had essentially abandoned its pension plan.

It's no surprise, then, that there's been so much discussion around the Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in Re: Indalex Ltd., a case Hatnay was involved in and spoke about during a session on disputes over underfunded pension plans.

The Court also unanimously agreed with the Ontario Court of Appeal in its findings on the existence of a fiduciary duty owed by Indalex as administrator of the pension plans, and on Indalex's breach of that duty.

Last May, the Quebec Court of Appeal agreed with Langlois» client Yellow Pages Digital & Media Solutions Ltd. that certain changes it had made to its pension and benefits plan did not contravene Quebec's Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms or s. 87.1 of the Labour Standards Act regarding differences in treatment.

He has appeared before the Superior Court of Justice, the Licence Appeal Tribunal, first chaired an arbitration hearing at the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, and successfully appealed Canada Pension Plan Disability denials before the Social Security Tribunal.

Linda has successfully represented her clients in trials, private arbitrations, arbitrations at the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, hearings before the Canada Pension Plan Review Tribunal and hearings before the Workplace Safety & Insurance Appeals Tribunal.

The Court's jurisdiction includes the hearing of appeals from assessments under the Income Tax Act, the Excise Tax Act (Goods and Services Tax «GST»), the Employment Insurance Act and the Canada Pension Plan, among others.

Recently, the B.C. Court of Appeal found that 65 year old Stuart Johnson had accepted mandatory retirement as a term of his employment by voluntarily joining his company's pension plan and continuing to work for years with knowledge that the mandatory retirement policy applied to him.

The Court of Appeal's decision, released together with Lin v. Ontario Teachers» Pension Plan, 2016 ONCA 619 (CanLII), about which I blogged in my post Employees Not «Actively Employed» Still Entitled to Bonus Payments: ONCA, was a major blow to employers and a major win for employees.

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Brian has appeared before the Ontario Court of Appeal, Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Federal Court, Financial Services Commission of Ontario, and Canada Pension Plan Review Tribunal where he has won various cases for his clients.

In a recent decision, Tsareff v. ManWeb Services, Inc., the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals again held that an asset purchaser may be liable for the asset seller's ERISA multiemployer pension plan withdrawal liability,...

Ashley has experience in all areas of Personal Injury Litigation as well as Long Term Disability and Canadian Pension Plan Disability Appeals.

Frank has successfully represented his clients before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Ontario Court of Appeal, Financial Service Commission of Ontario and Canada Pension Plan Review Tribunal.

The United Steelworkers union and a group of former executives of aluminum processor Indalex Ltd. had appealed the case to the Ontario appeal court as they were left with underfunded defined - benefit pension plans when the company went into Companies» Creditors Arrangement Act proceedings.

The Court of Appeal found that under the PBSA, the Appellant's survivorship interest in the pension plan vested in July 2002 when Mr. Tarr irrevocably elected a joint pension with her as the beneficiary of the survivorship interest and commenced receipt of his pension.

Counsel to a human resources consulting firm in litigation regarding actuarial services provided to a pension plan, appearing in the Superior Court of Justice and the Ontario Court of Appeal, as well as defending quasi-criminal charges in Provincial Court.