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Our Legal Plans are available in
British-Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario.To continue, please select your desired province from the dropdown menu:
Collecting money owed to your business can be critical to maintaining profitability. Sometimes, going to small claims court is your best option. A business may be required to be represented by a lawyer, even in small claims court. Getting proper legal help can be key to your success in these situations.
If you have been unsuccessful in collecting a debt from a customer and decide to go to small claims court, you’ll need to confirm the steps required under the laws of your province. Generally, you will need to consider the following.
Getting legal advice from a lawyer is a critical first step. Join LegalShield today and you can be on the phone with a provider lawyer.
Going to small claims court typically involves at least some of the following documents.
As a member of LegalShield, you can consult with your provider lawyer and confirm if your company will be required to have representation in the matter. The consultation is included with your membership. As a plaintiff, your provider lawer can represent you at a 25% discount from their standard rate.
Representation by a business lawyer familiar with small claims court procedures can reduce your stress and increase your chance of winning the case. Also, if you win, a collection lawyer can play a critical role in helping you with the often challenging task of actually collecting the money from the defendant.
LegalShield’s SMB Essentials plan allows you to hire your lawyer to represent you for 25% off their standard hourly fees. If you’re a defendant, our SMB Plus and Pro plans include 75 hours of trial defence time for no additional fee. Either way, you save a ton of money on lawyer representation in small claims court.
Your business pays a small monthly fee starting at $49 per month and gets legal advice, document review and lawyer representation services you can use to increase your chances of winning debt collection cases.
Plans start at only $49 per month.
LegalShield’s business plans can help you in the following areas.
Legal consultation from a provider lawyer on business legal matters, with legal research for each issue, if needed.
Receive help with business legal matters more efficiently with professional communications issued on your behalf.
Put business-related legal documents through legal review.
A collection letter from a provider lawyer could help you recoup payments more efficiently.