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June 29, 2018
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#anxiety#application#conceptual approach to good faith delay test#contextual approach#depression#disability#discrimination#family care obligations#financial hardship#good faith delay#HRTO#HRTO decision on limitation period#HRTO decisions#HRTO limitation period#Human Rights Tribunal#limitation period#limitation period in HRTO#limitation period in Human Rights Tribunal#new school#Ontario Human Rights Code#Ontario's one-year limitation period#reasonable explanation#Test for Good Faith Delay#the Code#threshold#Tribunal#tribunal decisions

Latest Focus: A More Contextual Approach to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario’s One-Year Limitation Period

An analysis of a recent decision that allows for more applications to be heard provided their filing delay has a reasonable explanation.

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June 15, 2018
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#Accessible Practice#addictions disabilities#anonymization#choice of forum#clients with disabilities#concern of privacy#FIPPA#Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act#HRTO#Human Rights Code#importance of privacy#importance of privacy for clients with disabilities#medical documentation#mental health disabilities#minor#minor litigant#non-evident disabilities#persons with mental health disabilities#Practice Direction on Anonymization#privacy as a concern

Accessible Practice: The Importance of Privacy for Clients with Disabilities

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