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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Google and Small Claims Court
I have noticed in my own practice how technology has played a role in obtaining evidence, locations of the debtors, etc. Google is a common tool, and this story in the Ottawa Citizen about a small claims court litigant utilizing … Continue reading
Posted in Interesting cases, Interesting Ideas
Tagged Google. small claims court, Ottawa Citizen
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Mr. Small Claims Court in the National Post
Here’s an excellent article by Drew Hassleback, Legal Post Editor of the Financial Post, about collecting from deadbeats. Even better is that he quotes me on behalf of Mr. Small Claims Court!
Posted in Interesting Ideas, Mr Small Claims Court
Tagged collecting from deadbeats, Legal Post
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Jordan Farkas Article Spurs Change to Rules of Service!
In a recent article published by the Law Times, I bemoaned the 2010 change to service in the Rules of the Small Claims Court where a Defendant himself had to verify receipt of a claim served by registered mail or courier. … Continue reading
Posted in Interesting Ideas, Mr Small Claims Court, Published Articles
Tagged Defendant, evade service, Law Times, rules, service, small claims court
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