Video · 0:39 RSLA · Video
What Is the Purpose of Ontario’s Repair and Storage Liens Act (RSLA)?
An introduction to the RSLA and what it means for lenders and lessors when collateral is held.
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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Video · 0:39 RSLA · Video
An introduction to the RSLA and what it means for lenders and lessors when collateral is held.
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.
Case Study · Insurance Subrogation
A water-damage claim against a plumbing and heating company resolved through a partial settlement, followed by a signed release and withdrawal of the court action.
Video · 0:35 Small Claims · Video
Weigh the amount you might give up against potential savings in legal costs, time, and effort.
Debt Recovery
A lighthearted look at the five things a debtor can say that make collecting on a judgment quick and painless — and how to be ready to act when a debtor's finances improve.
Case Study · Debt Recovery
A staffing agency obtained judgment for unpaid invoices from a manufacturing client, followed by enforcement proceedings to pursue the debt.
Case Study · Debt Recovery
A recreation business financing claim was paid in full by bank draft after a civil claim was filed and served on the business and the individual defendant.
Video · 0:32 RSLA · Video
How certification, disclosures, and itemized invoices can inform a review of disputed storage charges.
Case Study · Insurance Subrogation
How skip tracing, an assessment hearing and ongoing wage garnishment helped an insurer recover funds after a collision claim.
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