Blakes Bulletin on Restructuring & Insolvency
This publication reports on topical developments on a frequent basis and
is published by the Restructuring & Insolvency Group at Blake, Cassels & Graydon
LLP.
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January 2007
Proposed Insolvency Law Amendments – Take Two - Susan Grundy
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Version] 
July 2006
U.K. Solvent Schemes of Arrangement - What You Ignore Can Hurt You - Karen Park
Bankruptcy Amendment Falls Short On Derivatives - Kevin McElcheran & David MacLachlan
[pdf / Adobe Acrobat Version]
April 2006
Comity, Co-operation & Sovereignty - A Distinctly Canadian Approach - Steven Weisz & Karen Park
RICO and the Receiver - An Issue of Canadian Sovereignty in the Ravelston Receivership - James Dube
[pdf / Adobe Acrobat Version]
November 2005
Will Receivership Survive Bankruptcy Reform - Kevin McElcheran
Restructuring Charges - Who Bears the Cost? - Scott Turner
Changes to Preference Provisions in U.S. Bankruptcy Code Will affect Canadian Creditors - Linc Rogers
Directors' Liability in an Insolvency Context - A Québec Perspective - Bernard Boucher
The Year in Review - Milly Chow
[pdf / Adobe Acrobat Version]
Canadian Bankruptcy Reforms Receive Royal Assent - Milly Chow
[pdf / Adobe Acrobat Version]
The Supreme Court Rules — The End Of Equitable Set-off In Québec - Bernard Boucher
[pdf / Adobe Acrobat Version]
September 2005
The Nuts & Bolts of Insolvencies In the Automotive Industry - Steven Weisz & Linc Rogers
June 2005
Sweeping Changes Proposed to Canadian Bankruptcy & Insolvency Legislation - Steven Weisz & Linc Rogers
The Ever-changing Fate of Equitable Set-off in Québec - Bernard Boucher
Courts' Role in the Boardroom — The Stelco Directors Case - James Dube
Power of Bankruptcy Trustees and Restructuring Companies to Disclaim Executory Contracts in Canada — Licensees Beware - Scott Turner
Impact of the Ontario Court of Appeal Decision in Androscoggin on Eligible Financial Contracts - Robert Anderson & Cassandra Malfair
April 2005
Directors' Duties to Creditors - James Dube
Insolvency and Asset Based Lending — Where Theory Meets Practice - Linc Rogers
Sovereign Protection of Domestic Claims in International Insolvencies - Steven Weisz
Recent Developments in Canada — Pension Plan Deficiencies - Susan Grundy
Labour and the Restructuring Process - Kevin McElcheran
Update on Steel Company Insolvencies - Pamela Huff & Amanda Kushnir
March 2005
Androscoggin Energy LLC (Androscoggin): Ontario Court of Appeal Narrows the Field of Forward Commodity Contracts that Qualify as Eligible Financial Contracts - Robert Anderson
[pdf / Adobe Acrobat Version]
November 2004
Supreme Court of Canada Rules that Directors
of Corporations in Financial Difficulty do not Have Fiduciary Duties to Creditors - Susan
Grundy,
Kevin McElcheran,
James Dube &
David Jackson
[pdf / Adobe Acrobat Version]
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