Civil litigation

Civil litigation

ASK A LAWYER: Remedies for an unfinished renovation

“I paid a contractor $35,000 to renovate the kitchen. It’s been 6 months, it’s only half-done, and I’m pretty sure he’s not going to finish it. What are my remedies in civil court?” Before we consider suing, we have to understand the reasons for the delay. The desire of the homeowner is to have the

SullivanLaw lawyer Emily Murray on dog liability
Civil litigation

Leash the hounds: Liability for your dog

What you need to know about your responsibilities by Emily Murray, Litigation Associate As part of SullivanLaw’s love of family pets, including our support of SafePet Ottawa, we have written another article about animals and the law. The first was about pet ownership in family law. Learn about your liability as a dog owners. Ontario’s

Ottawa lawyer Timothy Sullivan small claims court
Civil litigation

Small claims court: When should you use one?

It tends to be used in situations where one or more parties is angry over a transaction that has gone poorly: “I’ll take you to small claims court!” one or more parties announces, usually as a threat. But is Ontario Small Claims Court a good option in specific situations? What is Small Claims Court used

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