Access legal services in a way that works for you.
Cave Law takes a practical, cost-effective and resolution-focused approach to legal services. This includes a modernized approach to fee arrangements, providing you with greater cost certainty through the following billing models:
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Flat fees for specific deliverables (e.g. policy drafting)
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Subscription legal services through a monthly retainer
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Fractional in-house counsel engagements​
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Hourly billing, where appropriate
Services for Employers
Labour Law
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Collective bargaining matters
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Collective agreement interpretation
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​Labour arbitrations
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Job action contingency planning
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Unfair labour practice complaints​​
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Human Rights Law
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Human rights compliance
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Alberta Human Rights Commission or Canada Human Rights Commission complaints and litigation
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Judicial reviews
Employment Law
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Employment agreements, policies, and standards compliance
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Independent contractor agreements
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Workplace accommodations
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Employment litigation ​
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Terminations with and without cause
Workplace Investigations
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Harassment, bullying, discrimination, and workplace misconduct investigations, in accordance with occupational health & safety and human rights legislation​
Services for Non-Profits and Charities
Charitable Registration
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Charitable purposes and activities
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Applications for charitable status
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Legal advice for CRA compliance
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Appeals
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Compliance with CRA policy directives regarding policy advocacy
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Compliance with provincial/federal lobbying legislation
Governance Matters
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Articles of incorporation and bylaws
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Director and officer role descriptions
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Policy development and drafting
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Board training and orientation
*Reduced rates are available for non-profit and charitable sector clients.
Services for Legal Practitioners
Legal Research, Writing
and Drafting
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Drafting pleadings, briefs, legal opinions and correspondence
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Researching complex legal issues in civil, criminal or family law matters​
Appellate Litigation
Support
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Legal opinions on options for appellate review and likelihood of success
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Drafting permission for leave to appeal memoranda or facta for appellate courts
