Legacy Defined By Judgment, Dignity & Service
A Legal Legacy, Carried Forward
The late Ronald S. Williams, a distinguished Ontario lawyer and former member of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal Members one decsion O’Grady v. Bell Canada decision that involved mental-health disability, employment, fairness, and the right to be heard. His reasons reflected the discipline that marked his life in law: he recognized the human hardship before him, but insisted that justice must rest on evidence, fairness, and principle.
The decision was later reviewed by the Federal Court, and the resulting jurisprudence has been cited in Canadian human-rights litigation for the respect owed to specialized human-rights tribunals.
Newman Williams carries that legacy forward through his son and principle of the firm J S Newman Williams
The Gold Standard in Negotiation
Real world mediation experience.
Trained through Harvard Law School’s Program on Negotiation, J S. Newman Williams brings experience from the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, where he worked on complex accident-benefits mediations involving serious injury, disability, medical evidence, and human hardship.
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