Our diverse team forms one of the largest and most experienced Realization & Insolvency practices in BC.
We offer comprehensive legal services to national and regional clients, both large and small, who know us for our dedication to excellence and value in our legal services.
The Fulton Difference
We maximize clients’ recovery through our efficient team approach and “start to finish” service. Our dedicated Realization team works closely with our Commercial Finance team enabling us to structure financing and prepare security that we can successfully enforce. Similarly, our Commercial Finance group assists at the realization stage, guiding the preparation of forbearance agreements and obtaining additional security. This team approach extends throughout our firm, and our clients benefit from our comprehensive legal perspective.
Our Realization & Insolvency Law Services
- Mortgage Enforcement
- Foreclosures
- Collections / Debt Recovery
- Personal Property Security Realization
- Bankruptcy / Receiverships
- Negotiated Resolutions
- Dispute Resolutions
- Commercial Litigation
Our Realization & Insolvency Law Team
Dan gets things done.
Clients bank on Jeff.
Emily is thoughtful.
Hal is your security.
Aron is accessible.
Alex has perspective.
Graham enjoys an uphill battle.
Gemma confidently engages.
Linda will stand with you.
Alexa is attentive.
Bahaa loves details.
Erin loves to advocate.
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A: Introduction This case concerns whether a creditor’s non-disclosure of its billing practices will void a guarantee in an action to enforce a guarantee. Specifically, the appeal concerned whether the…
The BC Supreme Court’s recent decision in RBC v Westech Appraisal Services Ltd. et al. 2018 BCSC 473 reaffirms some important aspects of appraisal negligence decisions, including the need to…
A: Introduction On October 27, 2017 the Supreme Court of Canada (the “SCC”) released Teva Canada Ltd v TD Canada Trust, 2017 SCC 51. The SCC decided that banks had…