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Judge says secondary arbitration clause can create binding obligation to arbitrate future disputes
BY Bernise Carolino 24 Aug 2026

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Licence Appeal Tribunal says claimant failed to prove entitlement to statutory accident benefits
BY Bernise Carolino 24 Aug 2026

Watershed binding arbitration agreement to tackle systemic racism in Peel region policing

The Ontario Human Rights Commission, Peel Regional Police, and the police service board signed it
BY Jacqueline So 19 Aug 2026

OCA: Crime-fraud exception to solicitor-client privilege applies in both criminal and civil cases

The court said communications are not privileged in any kind of proceeding if they aim to further fraud
BY Jessica Mach 19 Aug 2026

Superior Court affirms bus hitting manhole cover is collision for purpose of accident benefits

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BY Bernise Carolino 19 Aug 2026

Weeks after Ontario makes certain auto accident benefits optional, lawyers flag challenges ahead

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BY Jessica Mach 18 Aug 2026

Deposit, surety requirements help plug holes in Ontario’s bail system

Collection tools for bail debts will be improved as well
BY Jacqueline So 17 Aug 2026

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