Greg Azeff’s practice focuses on insolvency and restructuring law. Greg has worked with businesses from a wide range of industries including banking & financial services, securities, information technology, cryptocurrency, mining, shipping, automotive manufacturing, aviation, media & entertainment, commercial real estate and construction. Greg has acted in some of the largest and most complex restructurings in Canada, and has played a lead role in a number of international cases involving jurisdictions in the Americas, as well as Europe, Africa and Asia. Greg has been a member of the Law Society of Ontario since 2002. He has substantial experience representing debtors, creditors, trustees, receivers and monitors in court-supervised insolvency proceedings, and has helped a number of distressed companies avoid court proceedings by successfully completing out-of-court restructurings. Greg also has significant experience acting as court-appointed representative counsel, and led the teams acting for investors in the Quadriga CX cryptocurrency and Hi-Rise Capital property development proceedings. Greg regularly publishes academic articles and is a frequent conference speaker. A native of Montreal, Greg studied management at McGill University before attending Osgoode Hall Law School.