1) Your client, Angie, is a licensed paralegal in the province of Ontario. As a result of allegations from clients and other members of the profession, Angie's competence is in question. You understand that the Law Society of Ontario is considering seeking an interloctory order to suspend Leliana's license prior to a hearing on the merits of the allegation. What stteps will the LSO need to take? What steps will you need to take to defend against the interlocutory order? How will it be dtermined whether the interlocutory order will be granted?

2) Sarah has come to you to iniate a proceeding before the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario. She feels that her employer has discriminated against her by refusing to accomodate her childcare needs as she has three young children. Sarah met with her union representative at work and is pursuing the union grievance process but would still like to iniate an application before the tribunal. What are the steps that will need to take place before a Notice of Hearing is issued by the HRTO? How do you deal with the fact that a union grievance is being pursued?