The Trouble with Timeshares
In this session, our panel of experts discuss the complex Carriage Hills case. They will provide an overview of the nature of the case, the development of a unique order given the fact that the Applicants were not-for profit entities who weren’t insolvent, as well as the combination of two resorts into one process. They will also discuss the logistical issues faced with having over 11,000 stakeholders during a pandemic, and much more.
This session counts for 1 hour of Mandatory Professional Development. This session is in offered in ENGLISH only.
Cette session compte pour 1 heure de perfectionnement professionnel obligatoire. Cette séance sera présentée en anglais seulement.
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About BradBrad Newton has over 25 years of experience in all types of insolvency and restructuring including bankruptcy, private and court appointed receiverships, BIA proposals and CCAA applications. His industry and company experience ranges from small owner-managed businesses to large multi-national corporations in industries ranging from construction to agricultural to automotive parts and other manufacturing. Brad began his career with KPMG Inc. and then later at BDO Canada Ltd., where he became a partner in their corporate restructuring group. Brad now works for RBC in their special loans group in Toronto.
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About LeanneLeanne Williams has been recognized as a leading practitioner by The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory and Expert Guides in the areas of restructuring and insolvency. Leanne practises exclusively in these areas including workouts, refinancing, receiverships, bankruptcies and the enforcement of creditors’ rights generally. Leanne regularly represents charter banks and financial institutions across a broad spectrum of industries. She also represents court officers such as trustees in bankruptcy, receivers and CCAA monitors.
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About SanjeevSanjeev Mitra offers depth of experience and expert advice on highly complex insolvency law matters. He cultivates strong client relationships and seeks to understand his clients’ essential business needs, helping him to deliver outstanding and practical results. With a thoughtful, composed approach, Sanj prides himself on taking the burden off of his clients by guiding them through even the most challenging and contentious matters. As a member of the firm's Financial Services Group, Sanj’s practice focuses on bankruptcy and insolvency law, advising and acting for both Canadian and international financial institutions on a variety of matters. In addition, he acts for receivers, trustees in bankruptcy, and court-appointed officers in matters involving both commercial and consumer insolvency. Sanj has provided advice in connection with restructurings across a broad range of industries and a number of the matters in which he has been involved are now precedents in the area of insolvency law.
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