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02/21/2021

Ancient but interesting point on conspiracy and how it violates the normal rule on venue for filing where the action took place.

01/07/2021

How Do Lawsuits In Small Claims Court Work?

If you are claiming up to $35,000, you can do so via the small claims court. When claiming between $5,000 and $35,000, you should engage the services of a competent paralegal.
According to the Ministry of the Attorney General, the Small Claims Court is the busiest civil litigation court in Ontario. By necessity, it is a place for fast-paced procedures having a high volume of matters upon the docket; getting your best foot forward briefly and clearly is of utmost importance. Legal Eagle prepares materials and arguments for presentation concisely and expeditiously required by Judges. It is why you should engage us for your small claims matter.
Call Peter today on 289 271 6347 or Ontario-wide call 855 695 7517

Providing Litigation Advocacy Within Various Cases Proceeding in the Small Claims Court. The Small Claims Court is the civil litigation court department assigned to handle cases with claims for compensation up to $35,000 per Plaintiff.

11/09/2020

We are now accepting consultation bookings online via Facebook.

You can now book and manage appointments using our booking page.

08/06/2020

International or foreign 'Customary' Human Rights Law (as opposed to international treaties) 'may' be enforce by private parties (not just governments) in Canadian courts.

A lawsuit against a Canadian company for violations of customary international law in Eritrea can go forward, the Supreme Court has ruled.

07/24/2020

Says here uncontested divorces cost between $1,500.00 - $3,000.00. Up to regulation of paralegals in 2007 I completed hundreds of divorces for $325.00. Lawyers fees are between 5-10 times what a paralegal charged. I have never heard a reason or why one paralegal on the regs committee said we shouldn't be doing family law. One could see why it might be thought that the Law Society of Ontario does not act for the best interest of the public ... but rather acts for the protection of the lawyers guild.

The initial application for divorce is $212, plus an additional $420 for the Affidavit for Divorce, plus another $24 for obtaining the Certificate of Divorce. How much does it cost to get a divorce…

07/21/2020

If an angry mob trespasses on private property do you have a right to wave a gun around to obstensibly defend yourself? Who should be charged in this situation - the home owners or the trespassers? What do you think?

The attorney for the McCloskeys, Joel Schwartz, in a statement called the decision to charge "disheartening as I unequivocally believe no crime was committed."

07/20/2020

Employers beware

Employers will want to take a long, hard look at their employment contracts

07/14/2020

American Co-Vid19 infection rates are disproportionately higher than those in Canada.

Charges are appropriate in some circumstances and not in others.

Mandatory 14 day self-isolation is required
when coming from anywhere outside Canada.

This couple in Norh Bay were charged but will the charges stick?
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/north-bay-opp-charge-florida-couple-with-failing-to-self-isolate/ar-BB16Jf2S?ocid=msedgdhp.

To find out more about the Co-Vid19 regulations click here:

https://legaleagle.ca/EN/covid19-legal-issues/covid19-disobey-order-charges.

To read other articles about the legal effects of Co-Vid19 or to find out more about other legal issues visit LegalEagle.ca

Ontario Provincial Police say two people from the United States have been charged for failing to self-isolate after entering Canada. On July 9, OPP say they got a call for assistance from the Public Health Agency of Canada. Officers were asked to do a compliance check under the Quarantine Act in Eas...

07/13/2020

Can shareholders sue personally for loss of value of shares separately from the corporation of which they are shareholders?

The recent decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal in Tran v Bloorston Farms Ltd., 2020 ONCA 440, provides a helpful explanation and clarification...

07/10/2020

It appears that the provincial courts are working according to a directive which is that discretionary flexibility on the statutory minimum fines should be a very rare exception, rather than common. Do you fit one of those exceptions?
Find out, or Call 1-888 470 9590

https://legaleagle.ca/EN/defence-of-charges/traffic-ticket-charges/fines-statutory-minimums