Christopher WilliamsLTB Paralegal
Stats Updated: August 30, 2026
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Christopher Williams represents both landlords and tenants. The statistics shown below reflect their primary representation (based on total cases).
Performance StatisticsPRO
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Win Rate by DisputePRO
Contested disputes only.
- Maintenance Issues6
Win Rate: 17%
- Personal Use6
Win Rate: 83%
- Breach Of Conditions4
Win Rate: 50%
- Harassment3
Win Rate: 0%
- Tenant Agreed Termination3
Win Rate: 67%
- Illegal Entry2
Win Rate: 0%
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Contested Disputes only. Include cases where representative's name is misspelled or abbreviated
The Tenant's application alleging bad faith regarding an N12 notice was dismissed after the Tenant failed to prove the Landlord did not reside in the unit.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a mediated settlement via a consent order allowing the Tenant to void an eviction notice by paying rent arrears.
Mungal v Morgan
The LTB dismissed both the Tenant's application for harassment/maintenance and the Landlord's application for rent arrears.
The Landlord's application to terminate the tenancy was dismissed because the Tenant had vacated the rental unit before the application was filed.
Mungal v Morgan
The Board dismissed both the Tenant's claims for harassment and maintenance and the Landlord's claim for rent arrears.
Meddco Properties Inc. v Kahsay and Hailemariam
The Landlord's application for rent arrears was withdrawn by consent at the hearing.
Singh v Mills
The Board terminated a tenancy for Landlord's personal use, finding no merit in the Tenant's claim of retaliation for municipal complaints.
GIRGUIS v YANY
The Landlord and Tenant agreed to terminate the tenancy, and the Board ordered payment of arrears, with enforcement stayed pending the outcome of a separate tenant application.
The Tenant's application alleging bad faith regarding an N12 notice was dismissed after the Tenant failed to prove the Landlord did not reside in the unit.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a mediated settlement via a consent order allowing the Tenant to void an eviction notice by paying rent arrears.
Mungal v Morgan
The LTB dismissed both the Tenant's application for harassment/maintenance and the Landlord's application for rent arrears.
The Landlord's application to terminate the tenancy was dismissed because the Tenant had vacated the rental unit before the application was filed.
Mungal v Morgan
The Board dismissed both the Tenant's claims for harassment and maintenance and the Landlord's claim for rent arrears.
Meddco Properties Inc. v Kahsay and Hailemariam
The Landlord's application for rent arrears was withdrawn by consent at the hearing.
Singh v Mills
The Board terminated a tenancy for Landlord's personal use, finding no merit in the Tenant's claim of retaliation for municipal complaints.
GIRGUIS v YANY
The Landlord and Tenant agreed to terminate the tenancy, and the Board ordered payment of arrears, with enforcement stayed pending the outcome of a separate tenant application.
The Tenant's application alleging bad faith regarding an N12 notice was dismissed after the Tenant failed to prove the Landlord did not reside in the unit.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a mediated settlement via a consent order allowing the Tenant to void an eviction notice by paying rent arrears.
Mungal v Morgan
The LTB dismissed both the Tenant's application for harassment/maintenance and the Landlord's application for rent arrears.
The Landlord's application to terminate the tenancy was dismissed because the Tenant had vacated the rental unit before the application was filed.
Mungal v Morgan
The Board dismissed both the Tenant's claims for harassment and maintenance and the Landlord's claim for rent arrears.
Meddco Properties Inc. v Kahsay and Hailemariam
The Landlord's application for rent arrears was withdrawn by consent at the hearing.
Singh v Mills
The Board terminated a tenancy for Landlord's personal use, finding no merit in the Tenant's claim of retaliation for municipal complaints.
GIRGUIS v YANY
The Landlord and Tenant agreed to terminate the tenancy, and the Board ordered payment of arrears, with enforcement stayed pending the outcome of a separate tenant application.
The Tenant's application alleging bad faith regarding an N12 notice was dismissed after the Tenant failed to prove the Landlord did not reside in the unit.
The Landlord and Tenant reached a mediated settlement via a consent order allowing the Tenant to void an eviction notice by paying rent arrears.
Mungal v Morgan
The LTB dismissed both the Tenant's application for harassment/maintenance and the Landlord's application for rent arrears.
The Landlord's application to terminate the tenancy was dismissed because the Tenant had vacated the rental unit before the application was filed.
Mungal v Morgan
The Board dismissed both the Tenant's claims for harassment and maintenance and the Landlord's claim for rent arrears.
Meddco Properties Inc. v Kahsay and Hailemariam
The Landlord's application for rent arrears was withdrawn by consent at the hearing.
Singh v Mills
The Board terminated a tenancy for Landlord's personal use, finding no merit in the Tenant's claim of retaliation for municipal complaints.
GIRGUIS v YANY
The Landlord and Tenant agreed to terminate the tenancy, and the Board ordered payment of arrears, with enforcement stayed pending the outcome of a separate tenant application.
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