Overview

Martin practises primarily in corporate recovery and insolvency, including secured and unsecured realizations, receiverships, foreclosures, CCAA matters and bankruptcy. His clients, whom he advises on all areas of realization and insolvency, include various banks, credit unions, mortgage investment companies, trustees in bankruptcy and private lenders. Martin also has significant experience in fraud-related matters, including realization on assets obtained through, or with financing acquired by fraudulent means.
Martin also represents several financial institutions on banking and lending matters, primarily on commercial loans. He acts on all types of lending transactions, with a specific focus on unusual or difficult transactions including D.I.P. (Debtor in Possession) loans, acquisitions requiring court orders (bankruptcy, foreclosure etc.), and financing of property under distress.

Practice Areas

• Aboriginal Law
• Real Estate
• Bankruptcy & Insolvency
• Corporate Law

Bar Information

Called to the bar: 1996 (BC)