CANADA · ONT. S.C.J.Breaches and incidents
Ontario court puts former MP Raj Grewal's law firm into receivership to probe trust accounts
Justice Sean Dunphy of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice on October 23, 2026, placed RSG Law Professional Corporation, the firm founded by former Brampton MP Raj Grewal, into receivership and appointed AlixPartners Restructuring as receiver. The conservatory and investigatory mandate covers the firm's assets and trust funds, amid unproven allegations by lender WIGI Restructured Bond Corporation of concealed real estate sales and diverted proceeds.
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Key points
- AlixPartners must preserve RSG Law's assets and trust funds, investigate receipts and disbursements, and report to the court.Insolvency Insider Canada
- A Law Society of Ontario protocol is meant to protect solicitor-client privilege and client confidentiality during the investigation.Insolvency Insider Canada
- On October 22, Dunphy refused to expand a property receivership without first investigating RSG Law's trust accounts.Insolvency Insider Canada
- WIGI alleges defendants concealed a $7.4 million resale of the Bell Meadows property without repaying a roughly $3.6 million mortgage.Insolvency Insider Canada
- An ancillary order requires property owners and directors to hand over detailed records by October 29, 2026.Insolvency Insider Canada
- The allegations of fraudulent misrepresentation and diversion of proceeds have not been finally determined.Insolvency Insider Canada
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