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Today the Supreme Court of Canada released their decision in Re: Redwater [2019 SCC 5].

Now that the dust has settled after Redwater, who ultimately pays for the environmental cleanup in insolvency scenarios?

The Supreme Court of Canada in Royal Bank of Canada v Trang, ("Trang") has streamlined the collection process for judgment creditors attempting to execute against a judgment debtor's mortgaged real property.

Dans ce webinaire, Joseph Reynaud et Nathalie Nouvet présentent les dernières tendances du domaine de l'insolvabilité et offrent un aperçu des secteurs d'industrie ayant vu le plus fort taux d'activité en 2020.

The Supreme Court of Canada has overturned the decision of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal in Lemare Lake Logging v. 3L Cattle Co.

Joseph Bellissimo discusses the options and benefits of using formal restructuring or insolvency proceedings to acquire the assets of a company that may be insolvent.

There is a presumption among insolvency practitioners that, when it comes to real property, in a contest between a receivership and the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), the receivership is bound to emerge victorious.

Dianne gave a well received presentation on the Abitibi case at the Annual Review of Insolvency Law in Montréal during the big snowstorm.

The insolvent metal processing company, Timminco, is attempting a new twist to "cleanse" creditors of environmental claims through insolvency law.

Paralegal held liable because she allowed a mortgage transaction to be completed after the proposed mortgagor had sold the property to a numbered company.

The Manitoba Court of Appeal has held that a bankrupt, who had previously unsuccessfully applied to set aside a bankruptcy order on the ground that the creditor seeking bankruptcy...

In this issue of Davies Insolvency Now, against a backdrop of rising inflation and interest rates, we take a deep dive into the legislation that regulates rates of interest in Canada...

Litigator Catherine Francis published "Competing priorities under the model receivership order: RBC v. Galmar" in the CAIRP magazine Rebuilding Success.

Litigator Catherine Francis published "Solicitor-Client Privilege in Bankruptcy" in the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals' (CAIRP) magazine Rebuilding Success.

Toronto bankruptcy and insolvency lawyer Andrew Johnstone explains the key differences between secured and unsecured debt in Ontario and why those differences matter when it comes to repayment and recovery.

In a judgment rendered in December 2012, the British Columbia Court of Appeal ("BC CA") further clarified an insurer's priority for payment of unpaid health plan contributions.

After what many have expected to be a temporary crisis, the pandemic has brought a fundamental shift in how business is conducted across all economic sectors in Canada.