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Khaleed Mawji is an Associate at McMillan.
During his legal studies, Khaleed served as the President of the Muslim Law Students Association and the Vice-President, Professional Development of the Osgoode OUTLaws. He served as a caseworker with the Community & Legal Aid Services Program and volunteered with the Rainbow Railroad, an organization that relocates LGBTQ+ individuals who are fleeing persecution. He has also worked with the Human Rights Legal Support Centre, assisting applicants before the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario. Prior to law school, Khaleed served as a Parliamentary Assistant, as well as in youth advisory roles in Vancouver.
Khaleed is the recipient of the 2022 Dean’s Gold Key Award in recognition of his contributions to the Osgoode community.
Khaleed holds a JD from Osgoode Hall Faculty of Law and a bachelor of arts in political science from the University of British Columbia. He worked at McMillan as a summer student prior to returning to the firm as an articling student.
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“Mend your speech a little, lest it may mar your fortunes”: Are Employee Defamation Cases A Fool’s Errand?
This bulletin discusses the recent decision in Williams v. Vac Developments Limited regarding gag defamation proceedings commenced by employers.
When Political Theatre Becomes Workplace Drama: Political Speech and Work
This bulletin provides a summary of legislative protections for political belief across Canada, followed by an overview of the implications for employers.
Plan for the Ban: New Consultation Launched for Plastics Labelling Framework and Federal Plastics Registry
A discussion on the federal consultations on plastics labelling and registry requirements.
Capital Markets: 2022 Legal Year in Review
McMillan LLP's Capital Markets & Securities Group discuss the key legal developments in Canadian capital markets in 2022.
Arbitration Clauses Should be Respected, Most of the Time: Supreme Court of Canada Shifts Focus Away From Single Proceeding Model for Insolvencies in Rendering Arbitration Clause Inoperative
The SCC has provided a framework on when arbitration clauses should be rendered inoperative in order to promote efficiency in an insolvency proceeding.
New Guidance on Ontario’s Workplace Monitoring Disclosure Regime
This bulletin provides guidance regarding Ontario's new electronic monitoring disclosure obligations for employers under the Employment Standards Act.
Hazardous and Special Products Are Next In Line in Ontario’s Transition to a Producer Responsibility Model for Consumer Products
Ontario shifts end-of-life financial and operational responsibilities for hazardous and special products from municipalities to producers.
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