Professional knowledge organized across six faculties and 39 programs. Each course follows a structured five-component arc — scenario-grounded, practically framed, and designed to be immediately applicable. Purchase individual courses or access the full calendar through an annual subscription.
The legal framework governing debt collection in Canada — provincial collections legislation, what collectors are permitted to do, prohibited conduct, and the rights of debtors across Canadian jurisdictions.
How insolvency and bankruptcy work in Canada — consumer and commercial bankruptcy, what happens to creditors, the priority of claims, and how to protect your business when a customer or debtor becomes insolvent.
How to enforce a court judgment against a debtor in Canada — garnishment of wages and bank accounts, seizure of assets, builders liens, and the practical mechanics of collecting what the court has awarded.
How personal guarantees work in Canadian commercial law — when they are required, what they commit the guarantor to, the defences available, and the practical process of enforcement against a guarantor.
Practical strategies for Canadian businesses to protect their interests when a major customer or counterparty becomes insolvent — early warning signs, contractual protections, PPSA registrations, and claims processes.
The legal options available to Canadian businesses when customers fail to pay — demand letters, collections, small claims, and how to assess which path makes sense given the amount and the debtor's circumstances.