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Restructuring in Canada

This article is an attempt to familiarize American readers with some of the nuances and new amendments you may encounter if you are involved in a Canadian insolvency situation.

30 minute read December 17, 2009 at 01:28 PM
By
Aubrey Kauffman
Restructuring in Canada

Canada and the United States are one another's largest trading partners. The rate of investment by Canadian companies in the United States and American companies in Canada continues to grow.

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