I’ve been struggling with what to write for this Blog.
Do I write about how Perringer Agreements are popping up in too many of our files to count these days, when they never used to pop up? No. Too niche.
Do I write about how yet another Small Claims Court Deputy Judge didn’t know that a Trial is not an option on a section 23 RSLA Application? No. I am starting to sound like I hate DJs, but what I really want is for them to have better training.
Do I write about how I stand with another law firm owner who is being publicly dragged by a disgruntled employee? No. I am not getting involved in that drama.
Do I write about how the Brampton Superior Court and Toronto Small Claims Courts are the two Courts in the province that consistently reject filings incorrectly, more than any other Court Houses in the Province? No. It’s bad enough already; no need to delay our filings further.
Do I write about how much I’m enjoying adopting AI? No. I wrote about AI last week.
Do I write about how it wasn’t my turn to write this Blog, but the Team Member who was supposed to write it is on vacation, so here we are? No. HR has advised that it would be highly inappropriate.
Do I write about how I got a scam letter allegedly from the CRA and warn others what to look for? No. I will need more time for that Blog, and it will come in the future.
Do I write about how the Air Canada strike turned our firm on its head, with almost half of the firm impacted directly and the rest of us affected by helping them deal with it? No. The strike is over, let’s move on.
I give up. I have nothing to write about …. but apparently a lot to say!
Inga B. Andriessen, Managing Lawyer