We believe in shaping conversations, educating the public, and advocating for a future where the law serves and protects those who have been historically silenced.
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In Li v. CMR Kumra Medicine Professional Corporation, 2025 HRTO 399, the Tribunal found that an employer discriminated against a worker returning from maternity leave by altering her hours, reassigning her role, and contributing to a hostile work environment. While practicing at another firm, Nicole Biros-Bolton successfully represented the applicant, securing $43,359 in total compensation. This decision affirms the serious harm caused by pregnancy discrimination and reinforces the protections owed to pregnant workers and new parents.
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Status: In Progress
We’re pursuing a constitutional challenge to the age cut-off for government contributions to the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP). This rule excludes disabled Canadians who were approved for the Disability Tax Credit after age 49—regardless of their current needs. We believe this violates the Charter and reinforces systemic ageism and ableism.
movement law in action.
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Shape it.
We’re shaping conversations on justice, equality, and the future of law.
📰 Featured In: The Spectator
Nicole Biros-Bolton speaks with Anne Bokma about why more survivors of sexual violence are choosing to go public, the impact of NDAs, and the fight for systemic change.
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Speak it.
Advocating, educating, and leading conversations on legal change.
🎙 Interview: Been There, Got Out
Nicole Biros-Bolton discusses family court, coercive control, and the systemic barriers survivors face in the legal system.
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LEARN IT.
Breaking down complex legal issues so that knowledge is power.
📢 Legal Explainer: TikTok & Instagram
From “Is Your Termination Clause Valid?” to “What Employers Can & Can’t Ask About Your Disability”, we make legal education accessible.
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Innovate it.
AI is changing the legal industry, but for small firms, it is more than just innovation—it is a tool for access and impact.
📰 Featured In: Canadian Lawyer Magazine
Nicole Biros-Bolton shares how AI is leveling the playing field for small firms, helping lawyers work smarter, improve efficiency, and expand access to justice without losing the personal, client-centered approach that makes smaller practices so powerful.
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Lead It.
Shaping the future of constitutional law and human rights advocacy.
🎙 Co-Chairing the 23rd Annual Charter Conference
Nicole Biros-Bolton joins leading legal minds at the Ontario Bar Association’s Charter Conference, bringing critical discussions on constitutional rights, justice, and legal reform to the forefront.
