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Whitten & Lublin Recognized in Chambers Canada 2027 for Employment & Labour Law

Chambers' rankings are built on client and peer interviews, which makes this recognition especially meaningful, it reflects the results we deliver, not just our reputation”
— David Whitten, Founding Partner
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA, September 30, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- “Chambers' rankings are built on client and peer interviews, which makes this recognition especially meaningful, it reflects the results we deliver, not just our reputation” - David Whitten, Founding Partner

Whitten & Lublin is pleased to announce that the firm's Employment & Labour: Non-Unionised Employees practice, along with founding partners David Whitten and Daniel Lublin, has been recognized in the Chambers Canada 2027 guide, one of the most rigorous and closely watched rankings in the legal industry.

Chambers rankings are built on in-depth, independent research, including detailed interviews with clients and peers in the profession, and are widely regarded by corporate counsel and legal buyers as a trusted signal of a firm's real-world standing in a given practice area.

David A. Whitten has been individually ranked by Chambers for seven consecutive years, and this year was placed in Band 1, the guide's top tier for Employment & Labour: Non-Unionised Employees in Ontario. Chambers researchers noted his experience representing both employers and employees, spanning matters from compensation agreements and severance packages through to constructive dismissals.

Daniel Lublin, the firm's co-founding partner, was also recognized this year, with researchers pointing to his skill as a litigator for both employers and employees, particularly in human rights and discrimination matters, alongside his work on employment agreements, wrongful dismissals, and severance.
“Being recognized by Chambers year after year reflects the depth of experience we bring to every case, on both the employer and employee side” said Daniel Lublin, Founding Partner.

Learn more at: https://chambers.com/law-firm/whitten-lublin-pc-employment-lawyers-canada-20:22839099

About Chambers and Partners

Chambers and Partners is a leading global legal research and rankings organization, publishing independently researched guides that assess and rank law firms and individual lawyers across practice areas and jurisdictions. Chambers' methodology is based on extensive interviews with clients and peers, and its rankings are widely used by in-house counsel and legal buyers worldwide to identify leading legal talent.

About Whitten & Lublin Employment Lawyers

Whitten & Lublin is a Toronto-based employment law firm dedicated to representing employees across Ontario. The firm provides strategic legal advice and advocacy in matters including wrongful dismissal, severance negotiations, employment contracts, workplace harassment and discrimination, disability claims, and constructive dismissal.

Known for its client-focused approach, the firm combines legal expertise with practical guidance to help employees understand and protect their workplace rights. In addition to legal representation, Whitten & Lublin regularly publishes educational content, hosts webinars, and contributes commentary to media outlets on emerging workplace issues.

For more information, visit www.whittenlublin.com or contact the firm at (416) 640-2667.

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