Koskie Glavin Gordon is pleased to welcome Robert Logue as an associate specializing in labour and human rights law to the firm.
Robert fostered an interest in labour and human rights law during his studies at the University of Victoria. He completed four co-op work terms, which allowed him to gain international experience. By participating in The Law Centre Clinical Law Program, he gained experience providing legal representation to low-income members of the community in human rights, employment, criminal, and landlord and tenant matters.
Upon graduation at the University of Victoria, where Robert received his Juris Doctor (Co-op) in 2013, he gained experience articling with a national trade union in Ottawa. He also worked as in-house counsel for the same trade union in Saskatchewan. Robert has advocated before labour arbitrators, the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board, the Ontario and BC Human Rights Tribunals, as well as the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner in Saskatchewan. He has experience facilitating training for union staff and speaking on a variety of legal topics at union conferences.
Outside of the office, Robert is passionate about long distance running, specifically for marathons.
