Insolvency & Restructuring
Corporate & Commercial Litigation

In his insolvency practice, Jeff Lee has represented corporate debtors and lenders in the manufacturing, energy, aviation, real estate, agribusiness, hospitality, telecommunications, fish processing, forest products and pulp & paper industries in all four Western Canadian provinces. Jeff is an experienced litigator who has appeared before superior courts in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and before the Federal Court, Tax Court and Supreme Court of Canada.

• Admitted to the Saskatchewan Bar
• LL.B. (Osgoode, 1987)
• B.A. (Honours, History, Saskatchewan, 1983)

• Selected as one of the Best Lawyers in Canada - Insolvency and Restructuring, Corporate and Commercial Litigation
• "Repeatedly Recommended" for Insolvency and Financial Restructuring, Corporate Commercial Litigation (CanadianLexpert Legal Directory)
• Lexis-Nexis / Martindale-Hubbell - "BV Peer Review Rated" (very high legal ability and ethical standards)

• Saskatchewan Jazz Festival Inc., Director (1999 to 2006)
• Community Radio Society of Saskatoon, Inc. - Former President

• "Case Comment: Registrar of Regina Land Registration v. Hermanson Et Al," 52 Sask Law Review 2 (1988).
• “ Something Stricter Than The Morals of The Marketplace: The Insolvency Practitioner as an Officer of The Court” (National Paper published by Canadian Association of Insolvency & Restructuring Professionals, October, 1998)
• “ Restructuring Challenges in Agriculture: The Legal Perspective” (April, 2004) (Calgary, Alberta) (Turnaround Management Association, Northwest Chapter).
• “ Agricultural Insolvencies” (May 26, 2005) (Canadian Association of Insolvency & Restructuring Professionals, Commercial Insolvency & Restructuring Forum) (Toronto, Ontario).
• “ Preserving Value Through BIA Division I Proposals: Issues and Options” (May 8, 2006) (Canadian Association of Insolvency & Restructuring Professionals, Insolvency and Restructuring Forum) (Calgary, Alberta).
• “ Preserving the Value of a Business in Distress Through Use of the CCAA” (May 11 & 12, 2006) (Saskatchewan Legal Education Society Inc., Raising Capital & Preserving The Business Seminar) (Saskatoon and Regina, Saskatchewan)