PRACTICE AREAS included small claims, wsib/wsiat appeals and

Small Claims Court falls under the monetary jurisdiction of the Courts of Justice Act. When you engage the legal system by taking someone to small claims court, you have the right to sue for money or the return of personal property worth up to $35,000. This does not include interest and costs related to going to court. Any claims above $35,000 must be filed with the Superior Court of Justice.

The WSIB system can be a confusing and frustrating process. Most often, injured workers are unaware of what their rights are under the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, 

If you are an injured worker, we can assist you in understanding your rights and obligations under the Act. Our firm offers assistance in the management of your claim, including issues such as medical treatment, related expenses, and return to work arrangements. 

We represent clients regarding any claims or disputes that may arise with the WSIB, including but not limited to:

• Initial Entitlement
• Loss of Earnings Benefits
• Non-Economic Loss (NEL) Benefits
• Pension Entitlements, Supplementary Benefits (pre-1990 claims)
• Return to Work/Work Transition Plans
• Health Care Benefits
• Personal Care and Independent Living Allowances

Landlord/tenant agreements can be complicated and as a result disputes can often turn into highly frictional situations. You want expert paralegal advice and representation when that happens. There are dozens of areas where questions can arise between the rights of tenants and the expectations of landlords. Issues around pets, heating and cooling levels, repairs and maintenance responsibilities, rent levels and rent increases, deposits and fees, landlord access to the apartment, tenant claims, breaking a lease and evictions are just a few areas that frequently come into dispute. 

Highway Traffic Act charges such as : Distracted Driving, Careless Driving, Speeding, Stung Driving or Racing,  Traffic violations, No Licence or Improper Licence, Zero Blood Alcohol For Novice and Young Drivers, Zero Drug For Novice and Young Drivers, Driving while under suspension, Display Screens and Hand-held devices, Seatbelt Violations,  Improper Turn, Traffic Lights,  Failure To Surrender Your Insurance Card Or Possessing A False Or Invalid Insurance Card.