Small claims and successful plaintiff's claims
In small claims court, the moving party—the one initiating the claim—is central to the entire case. A well-prepared claim that is strong, clear, and supported by evidence not only sets the tone for the proceedings but also increases the likelihood of a favorable settlement. This course focuses on crafting an effective claim that gives judges and defendants the clarity they need to resolve matters efficiently.
Participants will learn a proven method for building persuasive, settlement-focused claims while also preparing for trial when necessary. Whether you're new to small claims or looking to improve your effectiveness, this course provides practical tools and insights to strengthen your legal strategy from the start.
1 activity • 1 videos • duration: 57m
Dr. Basser is a Professor of Law at Humber College in all areas of Paralegal as well as a practising Paralegal for almost 10 years. She mainly works in Small Claims and Administrative Law and enjoys teaching and learning about new case law. Reena also enjoys appearing in court and learning about ways to improve the Paralegal-Client Relationship.
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