
Michael Nowina
Professional Bio
Michael Nowina’s litigation practice focuses on a broad range of commercial disputes including advising on the recovery from fraudulent investment schemes, mortgage fraud and credit fraud. Michael’s fraud-related and investigations experience includes representing victims of a Canada-wide investment fraud and ultimately securing recovery of a majority of the proceeds from the fraud, advising numerous creditors in proceedings commenced to recover fraudulent conveyances and preferential payments in multi-jurisdictional litigation, and representing financial institutions in identity fraud cases and in proceedings to recover funds from fraudulent borrowers. Michael also frequently advises clients on insolvency matters involving fraud.
Ponzi Mastermind Sentenced to 12 Years – $54 Million Payment Ordered
Canadian Fraud Law ·
Bank allowed to allege fraud in second ‘Kick at the Can’
Canadian Fraud Law ·
Ready to Bargain with the Union? Court-Appointed Receivers at Heightened Risk of Successor Employer Determination
Canadian Labour and Employment Law ·
Same Facts, Different Badges – Sham Trusts and Fraudulent Conveyances
Canadian Fraud Law ·