Discourteous counsel, lack of compliance lead to dismissal of discrimination complaint

Worker's paralegal made threats, violated Rules of Procedure

Discourteous counsel, lack of compliance lead to dismissal of discrimination complaint

The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a worker’s discrimination complaint due to a failure to follow its instructions, along with bad-faith and discourteous conduct by the paralegal representing the worker.

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