Our block fees give businesses, lenders and insurers a clear budget for each stage of a file. See an Ontario example below, then request the complete schedules for the provinces and services you need.
See our fee schedulesHow we approach a file
Precision Paralegal Services works with businesses, financial institutions, lenders and insurers. We do not accept individual consumer matters.
The path depends on the debtor's response. Here is one possible sequence for an Ontario small claim, from opening the file through a request for default judgment. Each stage is scoped separately.
Set up and begin the file.
An opportunity to resolve the matter before a claim.
Review documents, prepare and issue the claim, and arrange the initial service attempt.
For an undefended matter: prepare and file the default judgment request.
The Ontario example above follows one small claim. Our schedules also cover the distinct steps involved in repair and storage liens and insurance recovery.
01 / Claims
A staged route from assessing the claim to resolving it or seeking judgment.
02 / Liens
Repair and storage lien matters have their own strategy and fee schedule.
03 / Recovery
A recovery path shaped by liability, evidence and the economics of the file.
Select the provinces and services you need. We will email the full schedules, including additional stages, optional services and our separate Ontario RSLA rates.
Managing a portfolio or a recurring volume of files? Book a consultation to discuss a tailored program.
Thank you. Your selected fee schedules will be sent to your email.
Michelle Haigh explains how our focused corporate practice, block fee structure and practical file management help clients make informed recovery decisions.
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