Call us: (905) 366 9700

Legal Blog:

Jun
04
2013

Can a notice of garnishment be renewed?

Posted in Collections, Legal FAQs

A notice of garnishment can be renewed before its expiry by filing a requisition for renewal of garnishment and the affidavit required by Rule 60.08(4) with the Registrar of the court where the proceeding was commenced.

Continue Reading >
Jun
03
2013

When a creditor issues a notice of garnishment of a debtor’s wages, how long will the notice remain in place?

Posted in Collections, Legal FAQs

Pursuant to Rule 60.08(6.2), a garnishment remains in force for six years from the date of its issue.

Continue Reading >
Jun
01
2013

Discovery

Posted in Lawyers' Issues

When does a client discover a cause of action against a lawyer: when a third party sues the client regarding the work that the lawyer performed or when that action is detrimentally decided against the client? That question was answered in two decisions of the Ontario Court of Appeal: Ferrara v. Lorenzetti, Wolfe [2012] O.J. 135, 2012 CarswellOnt 957 and Lipson v. Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP 2013 ONCA 165.

Continue Reading >
Download our free checklist:

“10 Questions to ask before hiring a law firm”

DOWNLOAD

Speigel Nichols Fox LLP