Kaley Pulfer

Kaley is a general civil and commercial litigator. Her practice ranges from complex commercial disputes, Charter and constitutional litigation, libel and defamation, labour arbitrations, and employment and human rights law.

Kaley is dedicated to understanding and representing her clients’ interests, whether in negotiations, mediation, arbitration or trial, through practical solutions and creative litigation strategy. She has experience representing and providing advice to individuals, media organizations, and newspapers in libel and free expression cases and anti-SLAPP litigation. She regularly provides labour, employment, human rights and Charter advice to government agencies and employers, and has particular expertise in workplace fitness for duty matters. She has represented large corporations and commercial institutions at all levels of court and in domestic and international arbitrations. Kaley has also worked closely with clients through secondments at Coca-Cola and Justice for Children and Youth.

Kaley has appeared as counsel at all levels of courts in Ontario and British Columbia, the Supreme Court of Canada, the Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal, the Tax Court of Canada, as well as before administrative tribunals, at arbitrations and inquests.

Kaley is committed to pro bono work. She has provided free legal assistance to young people brought to Canada as children and seeking to regularize their immigration status through Humanitarian and Compassionate Applications. She also regularly represents civil liberties organizations, media groups, journalists, and individuals in important cases, on a pro bono basis.