Simon Brown Simon is the principal paralegal of Simon M. Brown Paralegal Services and has been providing legal services to Newmarket and the surrounding areas since 2011. He is licensed by the Law Society of Ontario (formerly, the Law Society of Upper Canada); North America’s
I Represent You In Small Claims Court I help you navigate the Small Claims Court, whether you are a Plaintiff or a Defendant. The Small Claims Court can handle any action for the payment of money or the recovery of possession of property where the
I Represent You at the Landlord & Tenant Board If you are a Landlord with a problem Tenant, or a Tenant with a problem Landlord, I can help you.
Fight Provincial Offences Provincial offences are quasi-criminal charges, primarily laid by the police, including those committed under the following: Liquor Licence Act – such as being intoxicated in a public place or selling alcohol to a minor Trespass to Property Act – such as entering
The reason why I started this podcast is to send out more information about the small claims court. When I get calls from potential clients, I sometimes have to turn down their cases because my fees would outstrip what they would get in return if
Legal information that is fit to print.
I attended the Law Society of Upper Canada’s Annual General Meeting last night in support of a withdrawn motion to explore the expansion of the paralegal scope of practice. B After some discussion during the meeting and after with colleagues, I am reminded of a
In the firstB of a series of posts on this topic, I will address some of the things that I see regularly in the Landlord and Tenant Board. B These are just simple things that, if done, you are well on your way to manage
Administrative Driver’s License Suspensions (ADLS) can occur upon the recommendation of a doctor or optometrist. B Sections 203 and 204 of the Highway Traffic Act puts a requirement on medical practitioners and optometrists to report to the Ministry of Transportation any condition that would make
I’ve had a couple of cases recently that has brought this question to the fore. B When you buy a house and you find out that something is wrong with it, whose to blame? B The seller? B The RealtorB.? B The Home Inspector? B
Grateful for our past clients
Dear Simon & Brianne,
Thank you so very much for all your help. Both my mother and I are so grateful for your ability to handle this eviction in a tactful, yet caring manner.
Best Regards,
Simon,
Thanks for all your help and support today. Felt very blessed to have my family here, too.
Hi,
I just wanted to say thanks for producing The Ontario Small Claims Court Podcast. It was tremendously useful.
Thank you!
The Ontario Small Claims Court: How to Do It Right
Is your Small Claims Court matter starting to spiral out of control? Do you know what you are getting yourself into? "The Ontario Small Claims Court: How to Do It Right" will help you answer those questions and many more. Chapters include:
