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Can a Shareholder Arbitrate a Partnership Dispute in Ontario?
Ontario court confirms arbitrator jurisdiction over partnership dissolution and compensation disputes. Learn what this means for shareholders and partners in Ontario.
Read the noteCan a Corporation Represent Itself Without a Lawyer in Ontario?
An Ontario court granted a small corporation leave to represent itself without a lawyer. Learn what the Extend-a-Call test requires and what it means for your business.
Read the noteCan You File a Judicial Review While Your SST Appeal Is Still Running?
Ontario federal court rules a judicial review application is premature when an SST Appeal Division hearing is still underway. Learn what this means for EI claimants.
Read the noteCan a Will Be Rectified to Protect Grandchildren's Gifts in Ontario?
Ontario's Court of Appeal upheld rectification of a will to preserve gifts to grandchildren after a drafting error left out a key remainderman clause. Here's what it means.
Read the noteCan You Claim Adverse Possession of a Driveway in Ontario?
An Ontario court dismissed an adverse possession claim over a driveway strip. Learn what courts require to prove possession, intention, and exclusion in Ontario.
Read the noteBad Interpretation at Immigration Interview: Can You Get a New Hearing?
If a flawed interpreter caused credibility findings against you at an immigration interview in Ontario, a judicial review may be your path to a fair hearing.
Read the noteCan CPP Disability Benefits Be Stopped Because You Work Part-Time?
A 2026 SST ruling confirms that part-time, accommodated work does not automatically end CPP disability benefits. Learn what the tribunal actually looks at.
Read the noteCan Dividends on RSUs Be Claimed in an Ontario Wrongful Dismissal?
An Ontario court confirmed that dividends tied to RSU grants under a Long-Term Incentive Plan are recoverable in wrongful dismissal. Learn what this means for employees.
Read the noteWho Pays Legal Costs in Ontario Estate Litigation?
Learn how Ontario courts decide who pays legal costs in estate disputes, when estates cover fees, and when full indemnity costs are awarded. Plain-English guide.
Read the noteCan a Refugee Claimant Be Removed from Canada After a PRRA Refusal?
A 2026 Federal Court decision clarifies when a refugee claimant can be removed after a PRRA denial. Learn what rights remain and what to do next.
Read the noteCan a Rideshare Driver File a Human Rights Complaint in Ontario?
A 2026 HRTO ruling examines whether rideshare drivers can bring human rights complaints against platforms. Learn what this means for gig workers in Ontario.
Read the noteCan You Add a New Defendant to a Lawsuit in Ontario?
Ontario court grants leave to add a supervising lawyer as defendant under Rule 26.01. Learn when amendments to a statement of claim are allowed in Ontario.
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