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- You Won Your Case, Now What? Mechanisms to Enforce Your Judgment
In litigation, it is often assumed that once a court has issued its final decision, commonly referred to as a judgment, the matter is fully resolved, bringing an end to what is typically a lengthy, costly, and stressful process. In reality, however, obtaining a judgment often marks the beginning of … Read more »
- Lending Under the Canada Small Business Financing Program: Eligibility Requirements for Borrowers
What is the Canada Small Business Financing Program Starting a small business can be difficult; competition with established companies, shifting economic demands, and consumer expectations can culminate in an unpredictable and costly endeavour. One way the Government of Canada aims to alleviate thes … Read more »
- Discharging a Mortgage on your Property 101
Many homeowners (“mortgagorsâ€�) focus on one goal: paying off their mortgage (also known as a  “chargeâ€�) so they can finally enjoy full and clear title to their property. Although paying off the loan is the toughest battle, it does not, on its own, remove the mortgage from title. There are s … Read more »
- Should You Incorporate? The Tax Advantages of a Canadian-Controlled Private Corporation (CCPC)
If you are currently operating your small business as a sole proprietor, you may have come face-to-face with the age-old question: Should I incorporate? For most small businesses, incorporation brings a shiny new title as a Canadian-Controlled Private Corporation (“CCPCâ€�). The decision to incorp … Read more »
- Avoiding Unnecessary Stays: Drafting Arbitration Clauses in Collection Matters
Delay can be a massive hindrance to the litigation process, especially for collection matters. Unavoidable delay and cooling-off periods can be inevitable in litigation; however, there are some delays that can simply be avoided by a combination of organized and proactive drafting. Drafting solid Arb … Read more »