Case studies, articles, short videos, and practical insights on small claims procedure, evidence strategy, and insurance recovery from Michelle Haigh and the Precision Paralegal team.
Across all categories: articles, videos, case studies, then FAQs.
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Debt Recovery
A judgment debtor said there was no money to pay. The records told a different story. A recovery lesson for lenders and insurers in Ontario, Alberta and BC.
Small Claims
A practical response to Ontario consumer protection claims for lenders and finance companies: check applicability, preserve records, narrow the issues and assess resolution.
Subrogation
Ontario's $50,000 Small Claims Court limit gives insurers a reason to reassess eligible subrogation files. Review liability, evidence, deadlines and recovery economics.
Debt Recovery
For Alberta lenders and finance teams, a signed personal guarantee is only the start. Review acknowledgment certificates, contract terms and recovery evidence before suing.
General
Practical onboarding and refresher training for lending, insurance and recovery teams: consistent file intake, clear responsibilities and timely escalation.
Debt Recovery
A lender's judgment recovery took three employers and repeated garnishment steps. What this file teaches corporate creditors about persistence, costs and enforcement.
Debt Recovery
Compare small claims limits in Ontario, Alberta and BC, plus recovery prospects, legal costs and the consequences of reducing a commercial debt claim.
RSLA
An Ontario towing, storage or repair invoice deserves careful review. Learn what vehicle owners, fleet operators and PPSA lienholders should gather before responding.
Debt Recovery
Weigh recovery prospects, evidence, costs and timing when deciding how to pursue unpaid commercial invoices, business accounts and lending debts.
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