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All blog postsA Binder member bought a home ahead of a job transfer, then wondered whether a temporary condo and GST/HST rebate might complicate the move.
Canada has no single limitation period for civil lawsuits. Discoverability, demand obligations, statutory exceptions and ultimate limits can all change when a claim must be commenced.
The Supreme Court's July 2026 decision clarifies adverse inferences when someone deliberately destroys or hides relevant evidence. Businesses need a preservation process before litigation reaches discovery.
A well drafted release can alter liability exposure, but courts consider interpretation, notice, unconscionability, public policy and governing legislation. A signature isn't an automatic shield.
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Mental Health and Addiction in Healthcare
Legal literacy for healthcare workers navigating workplace, regulatory, and professional challenges in mental health and addiction care.
7 courses
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Standalone courses that do not belong to a defined program sequence.
4 courses
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