Lawyer Profile
Daniel R. Shouldice
Vancouver, British Columbia
Overview
Daniel Shouldice maintains a diverse practice that encompasses a broad range of commercial and civil litigation matters. He has significant expertise in real estate and construction disputes, including builders’ lien and defect claims. Daniel also advises on matters relating to debt collection, creditors’ remedies, foreign judgment enforcement, Mareva injunctions and mortgage enforcement. In addition, he assists debtors, creditors, trustees and court-appointed monitors in insolvency proceedings.
An experienced litigation lawyer, Daniel has appeared at all levels of court in British Columbia, including as trial counsel in the Supreme Court and the provincial court. He appears regularly before the Supreme Court Chambers on contested and uncontested matters, including foreclosure hearings, summary trials and procedural matters relating to civil claims.
Daniel gives back to the community through his work with Access Pro Bono. He is a frequent contributor to publications on civil litigation and insolvency matters including the Collections chapter of the Annual Review of Law & Practice.
Discussion of recent B.C. Supreme Court decision of Lam v. WS Scott Station Development Limited Partnership, 2025 BCSC 149.
A review of the recent Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision in Harte Gold Inc. (Re) and its effect on reverse vesting orders in insolvency proceedings.
We look at the recent market analysis of the Canadian cannabis industry and challenges in cannabis restructuring.
The B.C. Supreme Court recently confirmed that a strata council only needs a simple majority of owners to authorize the council to hire a realtor to solicit.
North American Lamb Company, along with its six subsidiaries, filed for creditor protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act.
Practice Areas
Bar Information
Called to the bar: 2012 (BC)