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Martin Denyes Toronto Firm Managing Partner

Martin K. Denyes

Partner | Firm Managing Partner Fasken
Jurisdiction Ontario, 1992
Language(s) English
Office(s) Toronto
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Overview

Martin Denyes serves as Fasken’s Firm Managing Partner, with primary responsibility for its operations across Canada and internationally. In practice, his focus has been on supporting employers and executives in solving their day-to-day issues in the workplace and the mission critical issues that drive their workplace strategies. He now does likewise for the Firm and supports its clients and the Fasken team in navigating a complex world.

In his role as Firm Managing Partner, Martin takes responsibility for leading a team of over 950 lawyers and more than 2,000 personnel. He has been a member of the Firm’s Partnership Board for more than a decade, working proactively to enhance and build Fasken's relationships with clients, across its platform and in its communities. Prior to stepping into the role of Firm Managing Partner, Martin led the Firm’s Toronto and Ottawa offices from 2011 through 2023.

A graduate of Carleton University’s Journalism program and Ken Scrutton’s Grade 11 English class at Centennial Secondary School in Belleville, Ontario, Martin prides himself on efficient, effective, direct communication. And very much appreciates (prefers) it from others. He does, however, love a good story that tells a tale about people, while grounding itself in data … which might help explain why his favourite form of entertainment, beyond a good conversation, is listening to radio broadcasts of baseball games.

Achievements

Career & Education

Education

  • LLB Queen's University
  • B, Journ (Hons) Carleton University

Memberships & Affiliations

  • Member, Canadian Bar Association
  • Member, Ontario Bar Association
  • Member, International Bar Association

Knowledge

Events

News

Publications

Speaking Engagements

  • New and Creative Alternatives to Layoffs: Critical Legal and Practical Considerations, 7/9/2009
  • New Provisions in Executive Employment Contracts
New and Creative Alternatives to Layoffs: Critical Legal and Practical Considerations Workforce Restructuring, The Canadian Institute location location Toronto
New Provisions in Executive Employment Contracts The Six-Minute Employment Lawyer 2011, The Law Society of Upper Canada location location Toronto

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