Overview

Pam Chan Ebejer (She/Her/Hers) is a partner in the Employment, Labour and Pensions group of Dentons’ Toronto office with a focus on pension, benefits and executive compensation law.

Pam regularly provides strategic and legal advice to plan sponsors and administrators on all aspects of defined benefit, defined contribution, and retirement and savings plans, including design and amendment, fiduciary responsibilities, governance, investment and funding issues, and regulatory compliance. Pam counsels clients on pension plan wind ups, pension asset transfers and surplus payments and advises clients on de-risking strategies, including buy-in and buy-out annuities. Pam assists with executive compensation matters and supplementary retirement plans, and advises on various employee benefit issues in the employment and labour law context. Pam also has experience advising on pensions, retirement and savings plans, and employee benefit matters in corporate transactions, including asset and share transactions.

In her labour and employment practice, Pam supports local, national and international employers in all areas of labour, employment and human rights law, including: employment contracts and policies; employment standards; discipline and termination; the duty to accommodate; workplace investigations; collective agreement negotiation, administration and arbitration. She routinely represents management in all aspects of labour and employment related disputes, including: employment standards claims, wrongful dismissal litigation, labour arbitrations and human rights applications. Pam has been counsel-of-record at all levels of court in Ontario.

Pam has completed the Osgoode Certificate in Pension Law. In addition, she has written on various pensions and benefits topics and is an instructor for the Canadian Pension Certificate Program offered by Canadian Pension Benefits Institute Ontario in partnership with the Human Resources Professionals Association.

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Practice Areas

• Employment Law
• Human Rights
• Labour Law

Bar Information

Called to the bar: 2013 (ON)