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Can You Use an Application to Bypass an Existing Insurance Lawsuit in Ontario?
An Ontario court dismissed a hotel owner's insurance coverage application as duplicative of its existing action. Learn what this means for insurance coverage disputes in Ontario.
Read the noteWhen Is an Internal Flight Alternative Refused in Canada?
A Federal Court ruling explains when refugee claimants can be required to relocate within their home country instead of receiving protection in Canada.
Read the noteCan Ontario Paralegals Provide Full Immigration Legal Services?
Ontario's Court of Appeal confirms paralegals can only represent clients at IRB hearings, not assist with IRCC or CBSA applications. Learn what this means for you.
Read the noteWhen Can a Refugee Appeal Be Sent Back in Canada?
A Federal Court ruling found a refugee appeal decision unreasonable due to flawed credibility analysis. Learn what this means for asylum seekers in Ontario.
Read the noteCan a Firefighter Claim WSIB Benefits for Cancer of Unknown Primary in Ontario?
A WSIAT panel ordered an independent medical assessment for a firefighter's neck cancer claim. Learn what this means for occupational cancer benefits in Ontario.
Read the noteCan a Deportation Be Stopped Before a Judicial Review in Canada?
A Federal Court stay of removal shows how the three-part legal test works when a refugee claim is labelled 'manifestly unfounded.' Plain-English breakdown.
Read the noteCan Mental Health Qualify for CPP Disability in Ontario?
A 2026 Social Security Tribunal ruling shows how anxiety, depression, and ADHD can meet the CPP disability standard. Learn what the decision means for your claim.
Read the noteCan Ontario's Human Rights Tribunal Hear Airline Worker Claims?
If you work for an airline in Ontario, the HRTO may not have jurisdiction over your human rights complaint. Learn which tribunal applies and why it matters.
Read the noteCan a Landlord Get Default Judgment for Future Rent in Ontario?
Ontario court dismisses a commercial landlord's default judgment motion for future rent. Learn what evidence landlords need to recover lease damages.
Read the noteCan a Home Seller Sue a Buyer Who Walks Away in Ontario?
An Ontario court awarded $410,000 to home sellers after a buyer failed to close. Learn how breach-of-contract damages work in real estate deals gone wrong.
Read the noteWhen Is It Too Late to Claim Accident Benefits in Ontario?
Miss the 7-day notice deadline after a car accident in Ontario? A 2026 LAT ruling explains when late claims are barred and what counts as a reasonable excuse.
Read the noteCan an Insurer Claw Back Accident Benefits Paid in Error in Ontario?
Ontario's LAT ruled an insurer can reclaim over $8,800 in income replacement benefits paid in error after an injured person returned to work. Learn what this means.
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