Jordana Sanft was featured in IPIC's Community Spotlight, which celebrates the people who have shaped the Intellectual Property Institute of Canada over its 100-year history.

As a result of COVID-19 the business environment is and will be increasingly challenging for many businesses in Canada.

Sole director allowed redemption of his preference shares in closely-held private corporation at nominal amount and then became bankrupt.

Cross-border restructuring and insolvency proceedings can be complex and challenging for international companies.

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

Mario Forte wrote Commercial Landlords Active Stakeholders in CCAA Restructurings for the Fall/Winter edition of Rebuilding Success magazine.

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

Today's guest, Michelle Pickett, is a PwC partner in Toronto with a restructuring focus. She and Mario discuss the challenges facing companies in the current market environment, from overbought inventory...

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.

Mario speaks with Liz Pillon, leader of the restructuring practice in Stikeman Elliott's Toronto office, about the role that restructuring professionals are playing in today's M&A market.

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

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...

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.

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.

Ian McMillan, Paul Blizzard and Leanne Young's article "Dealing with Intellectual Property during Bankruptcy and Insolvency"

In this issue of Insolvency Now, we continue to report on data trends from Q3 and Q4 of 2024, during which we noticed that the number of insolvency filings had steadily decreased compared with the previous year...

Ontario bankruptcy and insolvency lawyer Andrew Johnstone explains how personal guarantees function in Ontario and why they play a significant role in commercial lending.

Fraudulent conveyance occurs when someone transfers property or assets to another person to avoid paying debts.

Successfully responded to an appeal in the Alberta Court of Appeal (Export Development Corporation v MNP Ltd, 2025 ABCA 25 (CanLII)). The appellant sought to set aside the court at first instance's decision...