National Post
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May 21, 2026
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Jamie Sarkonak: How being in a toxic relationship can now get you sued
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PHOTO BY GETTY IMAGES/ISTOCKPHOTO Article content You can sue someone for inflicting mental distress, for causing you physical harm, and for causing you to fear that you’ll experience physical harm, which should cover all the bases of domestic violence. But on Friday, a majority of the Supreme Court went a step further and recognized a new way to sue for suffering mere indignity in a relationship. Article content It’s called the “tort of intimate partner violence” — which isn’t exactly an accurate title, as it doesn’t actually require violence to have taken place. The essentials are just this:…
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