Blood thinners are medicines used to keep harmful blood clots from forming in the body. Blood thinners can also prevent existing blood clots from getting bigger. These medicines do not really âthinâ the blood, but make it harder for a blood clot to form. The two most common types of blood thinners are: â¢ Anticoagulants: These medicines increase the time it takes for blood to clot and makes it harder for a blood clot to form.
1 Generally an individual, or a business owned by an individual (like a sole proprietorship), can sue for up to $10,000. 2  Generally, a corporation, LLC or other business can use small claims court for disputes up to $5,000. 3  Certain kinds of actions have different limitations on the amount of the claim.
1 British Columbia: The maximum claim that may be recovered in the Small-Claims Division of the Provincial Court is $25,000. 2  Manitoba: Small-Claims Courts adjudicated claims up to $10,000. 3  New Brunswick: Claims to the Small-Claims Court of New Brunswick must be less than $12,500.onetary limits for small-claims courts in Canada vary by province: 1  Alberta: The Provincial CourtâCivil hears civil claims up to $50,000. 2  Nova Scotia: The maximum claim that may be recovered in the Small-Claims Court cannot exceed $25,000.