2013 – Advanced Negotiation | Harvard Law
2010 – Master of Laws | Osgoode Law
2008 – Bachelor of Laws | Windsor Law
2023 – 2024: “Law in Action – Understanding Canadian Law” course at La Citadelle International Academy of Arts and Science.
Book: The Law of Inducement in Canadian Employment Law (Carswell, 2012)
Practical Guide: Application for Leave and for Judicial Review (LexisNexis Canada Inc., 2023)
100+ articles on: Employment, Civil Litigation and Immigration issues
Ontario, 2009
Alua Tulesheva
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Prior to opening his practice in 2011, Mr. Chsherbinin spent a number of years practicing law at a leading Toronto labour and employment firm, where he specialized in all aspects of employment, labour and human rights law.
Mr. Chsherbinin tenaciously advocates for his clients in litigation matters, with an emphasis on wrongful dismissal, civil and immigration litigation. He has a strong advocacy background, appearing regularly before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Court of Appeal for Ontario, the Federal Court of Canada, the Immigration & Refugee Board, the Canadian (and Ontario) Human Rights Tribunal and the Ontario Labour Relations Board.
Mr. Chsherbinin is a published author, having written a legal textbook, The Law of Inducement in Canadian Employment Law, which scrutinizes liability for intentional interference with contractual and economic relationships, in the context of employment.
In addition, Mr. Chsherbinin authored numerous publications on a variety of employment, civil litigation and immigration law topics. Many pieces of his work have been featured in leading trade publications across Canada, such as: The Advocates’ Quarterly, the Law Society of Ontario, Ontario Bar Association, Law Times, The Lawyer’s Daily, Canadian Corporate Counsel Magazine, Canadian Employment Law Today and Canadian HR Reporter.
Mr. Chsherbinin has also been a presenter and panellist at professional development programs offered by the Law Society of Ontario, Ontario Bar Association, Carswell, Lorman and the B’nai Brith CLE Seminar.