Gregory Azeff

Greg Azeff stands at the forefront of bankruptcy and insolvency law, distinguishing himself through his involvement in some of the nation's most intricate financial restructurings. His legal expertise spans an impressive array of sectors, including but not limited to banking, IT, mining, shipping, automotive, fashion, entertainment, and construction. Greg's role in pioneering solutions for complex, cross-border insolvencies, especially ones that stretch across continents from the Americas to Europe and even Asia, has set him apart in his field.

Since joining the Law Society of Ontario in 2002, Greg has demonstrated profound skill in representing a diverse clientele, including debtors, creditors, and financial overseers, in highly regulated insolvency proceedings. His knack for steering distressed entities away from the courtroom and towards successful out-of-court reorganizations is particularly noteworthy.

Greg's advisory capabilities are not limited to insolvency scenarios. He also offers strategic counsel to budding enterprises and established firms alike on a variety of critical issues. These range from foundational organization and fundraising to navigating mergers, acquisitions, and complex commercial partnerships. His experience as a CEO within the Canadian tech sector, coupled with his tenure on the boards of several corporations, provides him with a unique insider's perspective on the challenges and opportunities that modern businesses encounter.

Originating from Montreal, Greg's academic journey began at McGill University with a focus on management, followed by his pursuit of law at Osgoode Hall Law School. There, he was honored with the J.S.D. Tory Award, a testament to his excellence in legal research and writing. His legal acumen was further recognized in 2006 when Chambers & Partners cited him as a leading figure in insolvency and restructuring.

Greg's career is marked not only by his professional memberships and achievements but also by his commitment to thought leadership in the legal realm. With his bar admission in Ontario since 2002 and his foundational education from one of Canada's premier law schools, Greg continues to shape the landscape of bankruptcy and insolvency law, bringing deep insights and innovative solutions to the challenges faced by businesses across a multitude of industries.