Construction Receiverships: Managing Insolvency Risks and Protecting Stakeholder Interests 

Oct. 7, 2026
Online


OBA Insolvency Law & Construction and Infrastructure Law PROGRAM | On-Demand
Original Program Date: October 7, 2026

Join us to examine the unique legal and commercial challenges that arise when a receiver is appointed over an ongoing construction project in Ontario. Our faculty of experienced practitioners in insolvency and construction litigation will explore the intersection of construction law and insolvency law, including:

  • The impact of receivership proceedings on project continuity
  • Construction liens and holdbacks
  • Trust claims
  • Bonded obligations
  • Subcontractor and supplier rights
  • Financing arrangements
  • The competing priorities of stakeholders. 


Plus, you’ll gather strategic considerations for owners, lenders, receivers, contractors, subcontractors, and consultants when projects become distressed, as well as recent developments and emerging trends in Ontario jurisprudence. 

Register now and walk away with practical insights into preserving project value, mitigating delay and payment risks, navigating court-approved processes, and managing the complex contractual and statutory issues that arise in construction insolvencies.

SINGLE REGISTRATION

CBA Member: $125* | CBA Student Member: $70* | Non-Member: $184*

(includes e-materials access, where available) *plus applicable taxes

 

 

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    Group rates Available:

    2 - 4 registrants = 10% discount
    5 - 9 registrants = 15% discount
    10 - 19 registrants = 20% discount
    20+ = 25% discount

    To take advantage of the discount, please contact:
    publications@oba.org



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