Evidence and the Litigation Process for Paralegals
Marty Gobin
Evidence and Litigation for Paralegals is a comprehensive and up-to-date guide designed to equip paralegal students with a deeper understanding of the rules of evidence and their application in legal proceedings in Ontario’s Small Claims Court and various tribunals. Tailored to the paralegal scope of practice, this resource offers an in-depth exploration of statutory and common law rules of evidence, different types of evidence, and their use in litigation. To bridge the gap between theory and practice, it incorporates fact scenarios, exercises, and case law references, helping students analyze and apply evidentiary principles to real-world situations they are likely to encounter in their legal careers. By offering a litigation-focused approach and addressing the specific needs of Ontario paralegals, this text serves as an essential resource for paralegal students seeking to master the rules of evidence in Ontario’s legal system.