Licensed Paralegal servicing Toronto, Scarborough, Brampton, Oshawa and surroundings
Paralegals regularly appear before Ontario tribunals such as: Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO); Workplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB); Social Benefits Tribunal (SBT); Licence Appeal Tribunal (LAT). They assist with applications, evidence, mediation, and hearings.
Multilingual Paralegal Services:
Rajan Mahavalirajan, a Law Society of Upper Canada – Licensed Paralegal, is the President of His Master’s Legal Services Professional Corporation. He has graduated with a B.A. in Sociology from Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. He has also completed a graduate certificate in Paralegal studies from Centennial College, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. His success is evident in the case laws that he has represented.
Rajan offers paralegal services in Toronto, Scarborough, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Oshawa and Brampton – Provincial Offences, Traffic Tickets, Appeals, Pardons, Small Claims, Landlord and Tenants’ Issues, Employment Contracts, Immigration and other services.
Naveen Siddella holds a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) degree and a Laws (LL.B) degree from Osmania University, Hyderabad, India. He was duly enrolled as an Advocate/Lawyer with the Bar Council of Andhra Pradesh, India, and accumulated over ten years of legal experience appearing before Small Claims Courts, and various tribunals, including matters related to landlord and tenant disputes.
Naveen Siddella currently practices as a licensed Paralegal in the Province of Ontario. He serves as a Notary Public and Commissioner of Oaths, providing services in accordance with applicable laws and professional regulations.
Licensed Paralegal in active practice with the Landlord and Tenant Board, and Family law practice within the scope of a Paralegal in Ontario. Commissioner of Oaths; Notary Public. Fluent in English and Mandarin.
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在安大略省,持牌法律助理(Paralegal)由安省律师协会监管,能够在多种法律领域提供专业、经济且高效的法律服务。我们为讲中文(普通话)的客户提供清晰易懂的法律协助,帮助您顺利处理法律事务。
Paralegal Candidate Deisy Gunman is our paralegal student who holds an LLB from Ecuador, with experience in administrative work in the paralegal-related services. A person who is looking to communicate in Spanish; she is very fluent in English/Spanish.
Case Type: Non‑Payment of Rent (Eviction Application)
Outcome: Landlord Won – Eviction Order Granted
Case Summary: A landlord applied to the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) for an eviction due to persistent non‑payment of rent. The tenant had fallen behind multiple times over the previous year and failed to follow through on repayment plans. The landlord provided detailed records showing repeated arrears and late payments. The tenant argued financial hardship but did not dispute the amount owed. Read More
Case Type: Bad‑Faith Eviction (Ontario LTB)
Outcome: Tenant Won – Compensation Awarded
Case Summary: A long‑term tenant was evicted twice by her landlord under the claim that the landlord “needed the unit for personal use.” After the tenant moved out, the property was immediately listed for sale, showing that the eviction reason was false. The tenant filed an application with the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB), alleging bad‑faith eviction. Read More
Small Claims Court – Sample Case Won
Case Type: Unpaid Invoice / Breach of Contract
Outcome: Plaintiff Won – Judgment Awarded
Case Summary: A self‑employed contractor sued a former client in Small Claims Court for failing to pay the remaining balance on a home renovation project. The contractor completed all agreed‑upon work, but the client refused to pay the final invoice, claiming the work was “unsatisfactory.” The contractor provided photos, text messages, and the signed contract showing that the work was completed according to the agreement. Read More
Refugee Claim – Sample Case Won
Case Type: Refugee Protection Claim (Convention Refugee / Risk to Life)
Outcome: Claimant Granted Refugee Status
Case Summary: A woman from Country X sought refugee protection after facing repeated threats and violence from a politically influential group due to her involvement in a human rights organization. Local authorities failed to protect her, and she fled to Canada after surviving a targeted attack. The Refugee Protection Division (RPD) found her testimony credible and consistent with country‑condition evidence. Read More