Nasyr Asmi
Law School
University of Western Ontario
Admitted to Bar
2017
Years of Experience
9
Proficiency In
Severance Packages, Constructive Dismissal and Human Rights
An Analytical Negotiator
Creating Air-Tight Solutions
Nasyr Asmi, Sr. associate employment lawyer at Whitten and Lublin, understands the significance of an individualâs job to their overall sense of purpose and the impact it has on their life. As a result, Nasyr is dedicated to working fiercely on behalf of his clients to achieve meaningful solutions to their workplace issues, and he feels great satisfaction in helping them at this pivotal time in their lives.
Nasyr remains calm under pressure, regardless of the circumstances. Organized, detail-oriented and analytical in his approach means he is always highly prepared with strategies that are airtight when negotiating on behalf of his clients. Clients describe him as patient, responsive and effective in securing excellent results. His professional and diplomatic approach sets the tone for successful negotiations and resolutions.
Nasyr represents both employee and employer clients on a wide range of workplace issues, including wrongful and constructive dismissal claims, human rights issues, health and safety matters, workplace harassment complaints, and drafting and reviewing employment contracts.
Prior to joining Whitten & Lublin as an employment and labour lawyer, Nasyr was a labour lawyer for a prominent union and subsequently worked for a boutique employment law firm in Toronto.
In his personal time, Nasyr enjoys playing hockey, working on his golf swing, and travelling to new countries.
Nasyr has appeared at various levels of court, tribunals and boards in Ontario. Nasyrâs courtroom win is an example of his advocacy to obtain the best results for his clients.
- How Tein Fat v. PRGX Canada Corp.,2023, ONSC 6374 â secured an additional $1.2 million in damages over the companyâs original offer. The client, a senior executive and long-term employee, was wrongfully dismissed after 30 years and awarded a total of $1.7 million in damages.
Recent interviews, citations and appearances include:
- Termination Webinar, Safeguard Your Career: Understanding All Types of Termination, Oct 24, 2024
- CPD Online.ca, Health & Safety in the Pandemic Era â CPDonline.ca, May 27, 2022
- HRPA, Employment Law 101 Presentation, March & Nov 2021
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