Briefing On Licence With LSO
A paralegal is a legal practitioner with the necessary training and experience to render legal assistance to the general people, but they are not attorneys. Paralegals in Ontario are regulated as officials of the court and licensed by the Law Society of Ontario. Since 2007, the Law Society has had regulatory authority over the province’s approximately 9,000 license paralegals. WHAT ARE PARALEGALS AUTHORIZED TO DO? Paralegals with licenses are allowed to represent clients in the following areas in the court near me : Litigation in Small Claims Court (up to $35,000) Traffic and other violations under the Provincial Offences Act, which are said to be in the Ontario Court of Justice (SAB) Statutory Accident Benefits, claim that the Ontario Court hears minor injuries caused by motor vehicle accidents covered under the Insurance Act of Justice. Hearings before administrative tribunals and boards. The Landlord and Tenant Board, the WSIB (Workplace Safety and Insurance Board), the Financi...