Chasing an unpaid invoice, signing a client contract, dealing with an employee or a subcontractor. Put a law firm on call for all of it, for less than you bill for an hour of your own time.
See Your Coverage & Pricing Small Business Plans start at $49/month CAD. Only pay for what you need.Most owners do not avoid legal help because they do not need it. They avoid it because calling a lawyer means a retainer, a meter running, and a bill that shows up whether the matter took five minutes or five hours.
The work is done, the invoice is 60 days past due, and the calls go to voicemail. A collection letter on a law firm letterhead changes that conversation faster than anything you can send yourself.
You priced the job, they said go, and now the scope has crept and there is nothing signed that protects you. You need real terms and a contract that holds up before the next one.
You are bringing on a sub or signing on as one. Who carries the liability, who holds the insurance, who eats the delay. You want that read before you commit, not after something goes wrong.
Hiring, firing, a dispute over hours or a termination that has to be handled right. Get it wrong and a quick problem becomes an expensive one. You want advice before you act.
Wrong materials, a late shipment that cost you the job, a vendor who will not make it right. A lawyer's letter often resolves it without you losing another day to it.
Terms of service, deposit and cancellation policies, waivers, a basic services contract. You found a template once and have been reusing it ever since, hoping it covers you.
These are typical Canadian lawyer fees for the everyday work that lands on a business owner's desk. No lawsuit required. Just a normal month of running the business.
Look at the gap. One contract review can cost more than a full year of membership. Recover one unpaid invoice with a single letter and the plan has paid for itself many times over. Everything after that is protection you are no longer paying retail for.
You are matched with a vetted provider law firm in your province. Lawyers who average more than twenty years of experience, reachable when the issue is in front of you, not three weeks from now.
Call about any covered business legal matter, as often as you need, with no per call bill. Pre existing matters included, plus up to an hour of legal research per matter.
Worth $300 to $500 per callLate paying clients are part of business. Your provider firm can send collection letters on your behalf, which often recovers money faster than anything you can do on your own.
Worth $150 to $400 eachHave your contracts, subcontractor agreements, and terms read before you sign so you know exactly what you are committing to. Review counts vary by plan tier.
Worth $400 to $1,200 eachWhen a client, sub, or supplier needs to hear from a lawyer, your provider firm sends the letter or makes the call on their letterhead. That alone often ends the dispute.
Worth $250 to $500 eachSet telephone consultations each year on matters such as tax, trademark and copyright, and other specialized areas, in and outside your province of business.
Included by tierFor work beyond your standard benefits, you keep access to the same provider firm at 25% off their normal hourly rate. The meter never starts from zero again.
Ongoing discountYour business and your personal life are two separate legal worlds. Here is the honest breakdown of which plan covers what, so you choose with your eyes open.
Three tiers (Essentials, Plus, Pro) so you only pay for what you use.
Covers you, your spouse or partner, and dependants at home.
Document review limits, designated consultations, and benefit details vary by tier and province. Confirm the current terms on the plan page before you enrol.
Pick the Small Business Plan, the Personal Plan, or both. Enrolment takes a few minutes online. Applications are reviewed within 72 hours.
You are connected with a vetted provider law firm in your province that handles the kind of business matter you are dealing with.
An invoice to chase, a contract to read, an employee question, a supplier to push. Call, hand it over, and get back to the job.
No. It is a legal services membership. Instead of paying a lawyer by the hour, you pay a flat monthly fee for access to a provider law firm for a wide range of covered business legal matters.
Collection letters are part of the Small Business Plan, and a letter from a provider law firm often gets a result that your own reminders do not. Letter counts vary by tier, with additional letters available for a flat fee.
Yes. Business document review is built into the plans, including client contracts, subcontractor agreements, and your terms. Page and document count limits apply by tier, so check the current terms.
You can consult your provider firm on business legal matters, which can include employment questions, and have letters drafted where appropriate. For complex matters you also keep the 25% discount on additional work.
If your business is its own entity, the Small Business Plan fits. If you operate as a sole proprietor out of your home, ask about adding a home business supplement to the Personal Plan. The plan page lays out the eligibility details.
Your lawyer is for the big files. This is for everything in between: the quick question before you sign, the invoice that needs a firm letter, the contract you want a second read on, the things you currently skip because the hourly bill is not worth it.
The unpaid invoice, the unsigned contract, the employee question is coming whether you are protected or not. Put a law firm in your corner today.
Get Protected Now Small Business Plans start at $49/month CAD. Enrol online in minutes.