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Can You Claim WSIB Benefits for Noise-Induced Hearing Loss in Ontario?
A 2026 WSIAT decision reversed a WSIB denial of noise-induced hearing loss benefits for a long-service worker. Learn what the ruling means for Ontario workers.
Read the noteCan a Work Injury Lead to Chronic Pain Disability Benefits in Ontario?
WSIAT denied chronic pain disability benefits where medical evidence linked ongoing pain to an organic shoulder injury, not a separate pain syndrome. Learn what this means.
Read the noteCan Knee Arthritis Qualify as a Work Injury in Ontario?
Ontario's WSIAT denied WSIB benefits for bilateral knee injuries at a food manufacturer. Learn what workers need to prove for occupational knee claims.
Read the noteCan CRA Deny CERB If You Paid Yourself Dividends in Ontario?
Federal Court dismissed a CERB judicial review after CRA averaged T5 dividends over 52 weeks and found weekly income above the $1,000 per-period ceiling.
Read the noteCan Occupational Exposures Cause Prostate Cancer Claims in Ontario?
A 2026 WSIAT decision found occupational exposures — including firefighting, diesel fumes, and solvents — significantly contributed to a worker's prostate cancer. Here's what it means.
Read the noteCan a Court Appoint a Receiver Twice Over the Same Property in Ontario?
Ontario court confirms a receiver can be re-appointed after discharge, and that mortgage enforcement over real property follows the Real Property Limitations Act, not the 2-year rule.
Read the noteCan a Temporary Layoff Clause Avoid Constructive Dismissal in Ontario?
Ontario's Court of Appeal confirms that a properly drafted temporary layoff clause in an employment contract can prevent a constructive dismissal claim. Learn what this means for workers.
Read the noteCPP Disability Appeals: Why Recent Medical Evidence May Not Help
Learn why new medical evidence from years after your coverage ended may not support a CPP disability appeal in Ontario, and what the law actually requires.
Read the noteCan Epilepsy Qualify You for CPP Disability in Ontario?
A 2026 SST Appeal Division ruling found that longstanding epilepsy with unpredictable breakthrough seizures can meet the CPP disability standard. Learn what this means.
Read the noteWho Pays When a Real Estate Deal Falls Apart in Ontario?
An Ontario court awarded buyers over $89,000 after sellers declared a purchase agreement void. Learn what repudiation means and who bears the risk.
Read the noteCan a Late Accident Benefits Claim Be Barred in Ontario?
Missing the 7-day notice rule for Ontario accident benefits can end your claim before it starts. Learn what the LAT requires and what counts as a reasonable excuse.
Read the noteCan Ontario Courts Order Non-Party Document Production at Discovery?
When related companies won't produce documents, Ontario courts can order non-party disclosure. Learn how Rule 30.10 applies to connected corporations in civil litigation.
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