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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · January 12, 2026

When Human Rights Complaints Collide with Academic Promotion and Grievance Processes

A professor teaches students in a lecture hall with a screen showing his lesson behind him, symbolizing an academic promotion dispute and workplace disability discrimination.

Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · December 30, 2025

Neighbours, Fences, and Nuisances: Real Property Disputes in Alberta

Real Estate Law

A white picket fence against a garden with purple flowers, representing neighbour disputes based on nuisance and fences in Alberta.

Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · December 9, 2025

A New Code of Conduct? How AI is Reshaping the Workplace and Employment Law in Alberta

A laptop screen showing an AI search demonstrating how Ai affects hiring and termination in the workplace in Alberta.

Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · November 13, 2025

Employee’s Lacklustre Efforts to Find New Work Failed to Meet Duty to Mitigate

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · October 30, 2025

Getz Collins and Associates Recognized for Labour and Employment Law in Calgary in the 2026 Edition of Best Law Firms™ – Canada

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · October 10, 2025

Force Majeure and Business Disputes: Lessons from Alberta’s Natural Disasters

Billowing clouds of smoke from a wildfire blot out the blue sky and cast a shadow over tree-covered mountains, representing the type of natural disaster that necessitates force majeure clauses.

Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · October 7, 2025

Alberta Court Awards Over $1.5 Million in Wrongful Dismissal Case

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Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · September 4, 2025

Christin Elawny Recognized in 2026 Edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada™ for Labour and Employment Law

Christin Elawny - employment lawyer for employees & employers in Calgary at law firm Getz Collins and Associates

Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · August 21, 2025

Navigating Employment Disputes in Alberta’s Oil & Gas Sector

A worker in an orange hard hat and bright orange safety vest stands in a grassy field, looking towards a silhouetted oil pump jack against a clear blue sky at dusk.

Written on behalf of Getz Collins and Associates · August 13, 2025

Psychological Safety at Work: Are Employers Liable for Mental Health Risks?

Two people sitting across from each other in a sunlit therapist’s office, representing mental health and psychological safety in the workplace.