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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.

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How Legal Recovery Transforms Accounts Receivable

Debt Recovery · Video

How Legal Recovery Transforms Accounts Receivable

Explore how formal recovery processes, judgments, and settlements can help address unpaid invoices.

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Case Study · Debt Recovery

Collecting Alberta Acoustic-Testing Fees Through Bank Garnishment

Unpaid acoustic-testing fees led to default judgment and enforcement against a construction company’s bank account, producing payment of the judgment.

AlbertaProfessional FeesDefault JudgmentBank Garnishment

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Case Study · Debt Recovery

Pursuing a Commercial Debt Claim Against a Corporate Debtor and an Estate

A commercial lender’s claim continued against a corporate borrower and an estate after the individual associated with the debt passed away.

Commercial LendingCorporate CollectionsEstates

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Case Study · Debt Recovery

Demand Letter and Claim Lead to Full Recovery by Consent

A demand letter and served claim led to an agreed payment schedule, formalized by consent, with the insurer’s claim ultimately paid in full.

Small ClaimsInsurance RecoveryDemand LettersConsent OrdersPayment Arrangements

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