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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Case Study · Debt Recovery
Searches of a venue’s operating name and connected numbered company informed the defendants named in a claim that proceeded to default judgment.
Video · 0:39 Small Claims · Video
Why monetary limits and court selection matter when businesses plan their recovery strategy.
Case Study · Debt Recovery
A litigation search revealed competing claims against a corporate debtor, helping a business assess whether further collection steps were worthwhile.
Case Study · Insurance Subrogation
How skip tracing, an assessment hearing and ongoing wage garnishment helped an insurer recover funds after a collision claim.
Case Study · Debt Recovery
An upfront claim package and cost assessment helped a financial services client decide whether to pursue a company and a connected individual.
Video · 0:35 Small Claims · Video
Weigh the amount you might give up against potential savings in legal costs, time, and effort.
Small Claims
Discover how Ontario's $50,000 Small Claims Court limit empowers lenders to recover larger debts faster and more cost-effectively, with strategic insights from Precision Paralegal Services.
Case Study · Debt Recovery
After attempts at the registered office were unsuccessful, a corporate debt claim progressed to judgment and a director’s examination in aid of enforcement.
Case Study · Insurance Subrogation
Bank tracing identified an enforcement opportunity against one of two collision judgment debtors. Garnishment proceeded and funds were recovered.
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