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Like so many legal situations, the answer to this question is that an unsigned settlement might be enforceable depending on the...

Summary judgment may be a quick way to shorten the litigation process and obtain a judgement, thereby ending a court proceeding. ...

Sometimes it seems like you can't win for losing? A recent appeal from the Landlord Tenant Board illustrates how a landlord who did...