Insolvency and Restructuring
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Christopher Yung was invited to share his expertise at the 22nd Annual Review of Insolvency Law Conference. Chris is a panelist on the session, Creating a Baseline: The Role of Stalking Horse Bids and Break Fees in Asset Maximization. The session will examine how stalking horse bids in CCAA proceedings can create stability and set a baseline for competitive bids, while also exploring the complex role of break fees. Christopher will discuss the impact of break fees on maximizing debtor assets, comparing Canadian and U.S. perspectives on fee standards and the unique challenges presented by credit bids.
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Lenczner Slaght launches A 2023 Snapshot, a look at the most significant developments, decisions, business takeaways, and trends in litigation from the last year, across 15 practice areas. Revisit 2023 and look ahead to 2024 through the lens of our expert litigators.
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Published by Lexpert, Christopher Yung authored an article on issues related to employees when a company begins bankruptcy or insolvency proceedings under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act.
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Brian Kolenda and Christopher Yung co-authored the article "Shutting Off the Tap: When Can (and Should) Suppliers Seek to Cut Off Post-Filing Supply?", published in the 19th Annual Review of Insolvency Law.
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Scott Rollwagen presented at the Ontario Bar Association's online program Top Appeals of 2019 from the Court of Appeal for Ontario. Scott discussed the implications of the decision in The Guarantee Company of North America v RBC.
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Scott Rollwagen's article Bill C-97 will complicate insolvency in 2020 appeared in The Lawyer's Daily on January 7. In this article, Scott discusses the far-reaching implications of the changes introduced by Bill C-97.
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Matthew Lerner and Scott Rollwagen co-authored the article Alive and well: Construction Lien Act deemed trust after bankruptcy in The Lawyer's Daily February 8, 2019 edition. They discuss the recent decision in Guarantee Company of North America v Royal Bank of Canada that has upset the long-standing conventional wisdom among bankruptcy and insolvency practitioners in Ontario about the fate of provincially-created statutory trusts in bankruptcy.
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Tom Curry shared his expertise at the 16th Annual Review of Insolvency Law Conference as part of the panel “Paramountcy – Does Insolvency Always Trump?”
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Brian Kolenda authored the article Act fast to lift automatic stay of proceedings which examines Bank of Montreal v Bumper Development Corp for the...
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Peter Griffin chaired a panel of judges at the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals 11th Annual Commercial Insolvency and Restructuring Program on March 31, 2015.
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