The Law Society of Ontario's Tribunal is a specialized legal body responsible for processing, hearing, and rendering decisions in regulatory cases involving Ontario lawyers and paralegals. With a primary focus on fairness, justice, and the public interest, the Tribunal plays a crucial role in upholding ethical standards and accountability within the legal community.

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Law Society of Ontario v. Goodman, 2020 ONLSTH 63

The Ministry of the Attorney General (MAG) successfully moved to quash a summons to witness issued by the Tribunal, at Mr. Goodman’s request. The grounds for the motion were that the summons sought evidence that was not relevant to the allegations in this proceeding and was an abuse of process.

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