Jordan Schultz

Jordan stands out as a dynamic leader within Dentons' Vancouver-based Restructuring, Insolvency, and Bankruptcy division, where he holds a partnership and co-leadership position. His legal prowess is not confined to litigation alone; he shines equally as a commercial strategist, guiding clients through complex transactions in financing, acquisitions, and restructurings. His legal battles span all judicial levels in British Columbia, showcasing his versatility and depth of experience.

His work encompasses a broad spectrum of insolvency and restructuring scenarios, including both court-supervised and private reorganizations, debtor-in-possession financings, distressed asset sales, and advising on the corporate governance of companies in financial distress. Jordan's expertise cuts across a variety of sectors such as retail, fitness, leasing, real estate, aviation, mining, forestry, and technology, making him a versatile advisor in the field.

In Vancouver, Jordan heads a team dedicated to debt recovery and security realization, tackling everything from straightforward security enforcements to intricate recovery strategies and settling disputed claims. This aspect of his practice varies widely, from aiding specialized creditors with unique recovery claims to overseeing large collections for major institutional clients.

Jordan's reputation as an insolvency law expert is well-established. He has contributed numerous articles to top Canadian insolvency journals, shared his knowledge as a guest lecturer at legal education sessions and university seminars, and frequently participates as a panelist discussing various insolvency topics. His expertise has earned him recognition as one of British Columbia's leading insolvency lawyers by The Best Lawyers in Canada.

Jordan's notable cases include acting as counsel for the Monitor in the cross-border restructuring and asset sale of Veris Gold Group, advising on the restructuring of Ballet B.C.'s performing arts program, and guiding the Bank of Montreal in financing significant acquisitions. His involvement extends to handling urgent receivership applications for a Federal Crown Corporation, advising on the out-of-court restructuring and sale of a forestry company, and aiding in the recovery and restructuring efforts for a technology company.

His achievements in the field have not gone unnoticed, garnering awards from prestigious organizations for his role in high-profile transactions and restructuring deals. Jordan's insights into insolvency law have been published in respected journals, reinforcing his status as a thought leader.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Jordan is committed to education and community service. He has served as a guest instructor at the Peter A Allard School of Law and the Professional Legal Training Course, and actively supports pro bono initiatives, including offering legal advice to individuals facing bankruptcy and assisting non-profits like Ballet B.C.

Jordan's presentations at legal forums reflect his ongoing engagement with the latest developments in insolvency law, from discussing the complexities of insolvency litigation financing to exploring the nuances of security crystallization and set-off rights in insolvency proceedings.

As a member of the Law Society of British Columbia and the Canadian Bar Association's Insolvency Subsection, Jordan's legal career is underpinned by a solid educational foundation with degrees in Law and Science from the University of British Columbia. Fluent in English, his legal practice is not just a profession but a platform for innovation, education, and leadership in the field of restructuring and insolvency