Scott W. McGrath is a Lawyer to Watch in the 2023 Lexpert Special Edition on Canada’s Leading Infrastructure Lawyers.
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Featuring Hon. Frank J.C. Newbould
Adrienne Ho’s article, “Split Success? A Cross-Country Retrospective on Seeking an Appeal under Section 193 of the BIA" has been publis...
Featuring Adrienne Ho
Rachel Nicholson co-authored an article titled “Cross Border Jeopardy: A Comparative Analysis on Key Insolvency Topics Across Various Jurisdi...
Featuring Rachel (Bengino) Nicholson
Featuring Alexander Soutter
By Rachel Nicholson and Alexander Overton[1] It is common for modern commercial agreements to include mandatory arbitration provisions which direct...
Featuring Rachel (Bengino) Nicholson and Alexander Overton
Published in the Construction Law Letter (LexisNexis), and republished with permission. Construction Law Letter November December 2022 Issue
Featuring Daniel A. Schwartz, Alexander Soutter and Adrian Visheau
Published in the Construction Law Letter (LexisNexis), and republished with permission. Construction Law Letter May June 2022 Issue
Featuring Adrian Visheau and Adrienne Ho
By Adrienne Ho and Rachel Nicholson1 In its recent decision, Montréal (City) v. Deloitte Restructuring Inc. (“SM Group”),2 th...
Featuring Adrienne Ho and Rachel (Bengino) Nicholson
An agreement to obtain insurance against a particular peril does not necessarily mean that the party obtaining the insurance has assumed all respon...
Featuring Daniel A. Schwartz, Adrian Visheau and Alexander Soutter
Leanne Williams, Puya Fesharaki and Derek Harland co-authored the 2022 Canadian Restructuring & Insolvency chapter of Lexology Getting the Deal...
Featuring Leanne M. Williams, Puya Fesharaki and Derek Harland
Featuring Deborah E. Palter
Featuring Rachel (Bengino) Nicholson and Adrienne Ho
By Derek Harland On Monday, November 1, 2021, Chief Justice Morawetz (“CJ Morawetz”) of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice declined ...
Featuring Derek Harland
By Daniel Schwartz and Jessica DeFilippis1 Relief from forfeiture is a broad and flexible equitable remedy that is often overlooked and frequent...
Featuring Daniel A. Schwartz and Jessica DeFilippis
By Alexander Soutter A recent decision from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice may put litigation lenders on edge. In Davies v The Corporation o...
By Erin Pleet and Jessica DeFilippis In the recent case of Jencel 407 Yonge Street Inc. v. Bright Immigration Inc. and Ramroop,1 th...
Featuring Erin Pleet and Jessica DeFilippis
By Rachel Nicholson and Adrienne Ho.1 The single proceeding model, which is a core tenet in insolvency proceedings, was recently reaffirmed in the...
The Nortel Saga-A Tale of Two Cities1 By The Honourable Frank J.C. Newbould, Q.C.2 The Nortel Networks Corporation saga was unique for the partie...
The Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) in Canada v. Canada North Group Inc., 2021 SCC 30 [Canada North] recently held that courts in ...
Good faith, honesty, and transparency are the watchwords of Canada’s insolvency regimes. Where a debtor makes a proposal under the Bankr...
Courts will not rewrite leases by granting tenants rent abatements, despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. That was the bottom line conclusio...
Featuring Deborah E. Palter, Alexander Soutter and D.J. Miller
The Court of Appeal for Ontario has confirmed the detailed decision of Chief Justice Morawetz (the “CCAA Judge”) regarding the law of d...
Featuring D.J. Miller, Mitchell Grossell, Andrew Hanrahan, Derek Harland and Scott W. McGrath
Should Courts exercise their discretion to order pandemic-related exceptions to the tenant’s obligation to pay rent under a commercial lease?...
Featuring Puya Fesharaki
As the economic ravages of Covid-19 continue, the question of who should bear the costs in contractual relationships where neither party can reasonably be held at fault for the damages resulting from Covid-19 business disruptions is arising on a daily basis.
Featuring Fraser Hughes