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Legal help for small businesses at NEO

Small businesses face legal problems too: customers who don't pay, contract disputes, employee issues. NEO helps with the everyday ones, at fees that are set out in advance.

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A small business can't always afford to let a problem drag on, or to pay open-ended legal bills. NEO's services are designed for owners who want practical help and a clear price.

How we help businesses

  • Unpaid invoices: demand letters, Small Claims Court claims up to $50,000, and enforcing judgments.
  • Contracts: reviewing agreements and advising on disputes over what was agreed.
  • Defending claims: responding to claims from customers or suppliers.
  • Workplace matters: employment standards questions and tribunal proceedings, within a paralegal's scope.
  • Commercial tenancies: disputes with a landlord or tenant, where they belong in Small Claims Court.
  • Tickets and provincial offences affecting the business or its vehicles.

Working with us

  • Fixed fees for most services, so you can budget.
  • One secure portal for documents, messages, invoices and payments.
  • Payment by card, including corporate cards.

When you need a lawyer

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Some business matters, such as incorporations, larger claims and complex commercial agreements, need a lawyer. We will tell you at the start.

Talk to NEO

Questions about how we work? Call 647-200-3526 or toll-free 888-519-2435, email info@neolegalservices.com, or book a free consultation.

Read next: Paying NEO by Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or Google Pay

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This article is general information for people in Ontario, not legal advice. Rules, forms and deadlines change, and every situation is different. Check the current rule or speak to a licensed legal professional before you act.

Not sure where you stand? A licensed paralegal can look at your documents and tell you your options.

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