Go to content
Move forward with confidence. Contact Watson Goepel LLP today. Call 604.688.1301.
Insolvency

Insolvency & Restructuring

In times of financial challenge, you need experienced guidance.

Navigating financial turbulence.

We act for creditors, debtors, insolvency professionals and other stakeholders in all areas related to insolvency, bankruptcy, foreclosure claims and complex reorganizations. We have extensive experience assisting with sophisticated business structures, a variety of industries, asset realizations and unusual assets that can make traditional procedures challenging.

We provide support at all stages of the insolvency and restructuring process including advising on security realization, creditor protection and insolvency proceedings.

Our services include:

  • Bankruptcy
  • Corporate workouts
  • Debt realizations
  • Financial restructuring
  • Foreclosures
  • General collections and insolvency matters
  • Notices of Intention to File a Proposal
  • Proceedings under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act
  • Proceedings under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act
  • Receiverships

Recent News

View All
Can I Sue My Real Estate Agent for Negligence in BC? Understanding a Realtor's Duties to Clients by Camelia Alikashani
  • Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Can I Sue My Real Estate Agent for Negligence in BC? Understanding a Realtor’s Duties to Clients

Camelia Alikashani

For most people, buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial decisions they will ever make. That’s why clients place significant trust in their real estate agents to provide accurate information, protect their interests, and guide them through the transaction. But what happens when the real estate agent makes a serious mistake?

Read More
  • Litigation & Dispute Resolution

The Collection Process: A Complete Guide to Collecting on a BC Judgment

Robert D. Powell

Being awarded judgment and collecting on the judgment are two very different things. Once a court awards you a judgment, the party who owes you money — the “judgment debtor” — doesn’t always pay voluntarily. If they’re uninsured, unwilling, or simply unable to pay, you may need to take active steps to enforce your judgment and collect what you’re owed.

Read More

Have an inquiry?

Let us help with your legal matter.