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Small Claims disputes up to $50,000, handled with clear strategy so you can pursue what you’re owed or defend what’s being claimed against you.
Small Claims Court is the branch of the Superior Court of Justice built for faster, more affordable resolution of civil disputes under $50,000. It’s known as the “people’s court” for a reason: the procedures are simpler than the higher courts. Simpler does not mean easy, though. Pleadings still have to be drafted properly, evidence has to be organized, and the case still has to be argued. That’s where solid representation changes your odds, whether you’re the one bringing the claim or the one defending it.
Claims run on deadlines and limitation periods, and a missed one can end your case before it starts. You get prompt attention and a lawyer who keeps things moving.
Practical, results-focused advocacy through every stage, from the first filing to the hearing, built on preparation and a clear plan.
Whether through negotiation, mediation, or litigation, our goal is to achieve the best possible outcome for our clients. We work closely with individuals, businesses, landlords, homeowners, and investors to resolve disputes efficiently while vigorously advocating for their interests before the courts.
If you are involved in a legal dispute or require advice regarding your rights and remedies, contact *Kush Law* to discuss your matter with an experienced litigation lawyer.
*Kush Law* provides skilled representation in appeals and judicial review proceedings arising from decisions of administrative tribunals and courts across Ontario. We assist clients in reviewing decisions for legal errors, procedural fairness, and jurisdictional issues, and advocate effectively before appellate courts and review bodies.
Appeals require a thorough understanding of appellate procedure and a careful analysis of the legal issues involved. At *Kush Law*, we provide practical, strategic, and effective advocacy to protect our clients’ rights and pursue the best possible outcome at every stage of the appeal process.