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Can Ontario Suspend Your Licence for a Roadside Detention?
A 2026 Ontario LAT decision examines when a driver's licence suspension is valid after a roadside detention. Learn what this means for your rights.
Read the noteCan Ontario Reinstate a Driver's Licence After a Vehicle Impoundment?
Learn what the Ontario Licence Appeal Tribunal decided about vehicle impoundment, stolen cars, and licence reinstatement — and what it means for drivers.
Read the noteCan a Refugee Be Removed from Canada Based on Security Concerns?
A 2026 Federal Court ruling clarifies when refugee protection can be overridden by serious security concerns. Learn what this means for you in Ontario.
Read the noteDo RRIF Taxes Reduce a Will Legacy in Ontario?
An Ontario court ruled that RRIF taxes do not reduce a $150,000 legacy under a will. Learn what this means for estate beneficiaries in Ontario.
Read the noteCan a Medical Condition Stop You From Getting a Licence in Ontario?
Ontario's Licence Appeal Tribunal ruled on whether alcohol use disorder and medication use can justify refusing a driver's licence. Learn what this means for you.
Read the noteCan WSIAT Award Benefits for Concussion Mood and Anxiety in Ontario?
A 2026 WSIAT decision confirms workers can claim benefits for mood and anxiety symptoms linked to a workplace concussion. Learn what this means for you.
Read the noteCan You Add New Defendants After a Slip-and-Fall in Ontario?
Ontario court refuses to add individual employees as defendants in a slip-and-fall case. Learn what it takes to name new parties and meet pleading standards.
Read the noteCan You Amend a Claim After the Limitation Period Expires in Ontario?
An Ontario court refused a plaintiff's motion to amend pleadings after the limitation period expired. Learn what non-compensable prejudice means and when amendments are barred.
Read the noteCan a Refugee Claim Be Rejected for Credibility Alone in Canada?
A Federal Court ruling clarifies when refugee credibility findings can justify rejection. Learn what this means for claimants across Ontario.
Read the noteCan WSIAT Award Attendant Care Benefits in Ontario?
A 2026 WSIAT decision clarifies how attendant care minutes are assessed for injured workers in Ontario. Learn what this means for your WSIB claim.
Read the noteCan You Stay Support Enforcement While Changing a Support Order in Ontario?
An Ontario court clarifies when arrears enforcement can be paused during a support variation motion — and when spousal or child support itself cannot be changed.
Read the noteCan a Lawyer Owe Fiduciary Duty Without a Retainer in Ontario?
An Ontario court found a lawyer breached fiduciary duty to purchasers and a title insurer despite no retainer. Learn what this means for real estate buyers.
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