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Tuesday, 22 January 2008

LAST UPDATE: ONTARIO DEMAND LETTERS

Posted on 16:37 by Unknown
Still nothing.

It is nearly a year now, and the Ontario Law Society (“OLS”) has still not made a decision. In the meantime, at least one Ontario lawyer continues to crank out these letters.

The official line from the OLS is that they are still “investigating.” As the facts are perfectly clear and simple, this just boggles the mind.

Since this is our fourth entry on this topic, there will be no further updates regarding the OLS until, or should we say, unless, they reports that they have made a decision.

We have found our experience with the Ontario Law Society very disillusioning.

As they are unable or unwilling to handle complaints within a reasonable period of time, we are working on another option, and will let you know about that once it gets underway.
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