Boards & tribunals
As a licensed paralegal regulated by the Law Society of Ontario, we represent you at hearings before Ontario boards and tribunals, including the Consent and Capacity Board, the Licence Appeal Tribunal, the Social Benefits Tribunal, the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario and the WSIAT. We serve clients in Windsor, Essex County and across Ontario, in English and Arabic.
Representation at Consent and Capacity Board hearings in Windsor and across Ontario.
Timing: hearings usually start within 7 days of the application.
For bars, restaurants and retailers facing action on a liquor licence.
Deadline: 15 days from receiving the AGCO Notice of Proposal to request a hearing.
When your auto insurer denies or cuts off accident benefits.
Deadline: generally 2 years from the insurer’s refusal.
Appeals to the Licence Appeal Tribunal about your Ontario driver’s licence.
Act quickly: appeal deadlines are short.
When ODSP or Ontario Works is refused, reduced or cancelled.
Deadline: 30 days from the internal review decision to appeal.
Applications to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario about discrimination or harassment.
Deadline: 1 year from the last incident.
Help with workplace injury claims and appeals.
Deadline: usually 6 months to object or appeal (30 days for some return-to-work decisions).
For employees owed money under the Employment Standards Act.
Deadline: claims generally within 2 years; OLRB reviews within 30 days of an order.
Deadlines are general guides. Your notice or decision letter sets your exact deadline, so contact us as soon as you receive it.
How it works
Questions
Yes. Licensed paralegals in Ontario can represent clients before provincial and federal boards and tribunals, including those listed on this page.
Check the date you received it and contact us right away. Many tribunals have short deadlines, some as short as 15 or 30 days.
Many tribunal hearings now take place by video or phone. We can represent you either way.
Yes. We serve clients in English and Arabic.
