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The Role of Paralegals in Small Claims Courts in Ontario: A Cost-Effective Solution for Clients
In Ontario, the Small Claims Court is an important component of the court system, providing a simple and accessible venue for resolving disputes involving lesser sums of money. Paralegals play an important role in making this procedure more comprehensible and cost-effective.
Morey v. C.A.T.
Congratulations to our Rachel Goldenberg on her trial victory in successfully defending a constructive dismissal claim based primarily on an alleged material change in compensation.
