Michael Nowina

Michael Nowina


Baker McKenzie LLP

Recognized since 2022

Toronto, Ontario

Practice Areas

Corporate and Commercial Litigation

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Biography

Michael Nowina is a partner who advises on a broad range of commercial disputes including fraudulent investment schemes, mortgage and credit fraud, tort, breach of contract, and negligence claims. Michael also advises clients on restructuring and insolvency matters, including bankruptcies, receiverships and the employment and pension law issues that arise on corporate liquidations or restructurings.

Michael is a part of the Firm's Dispute Resolution and Global Restructuring & Insolvency practice groups. He has appeared before all levels of courts in Ontario and frequently appears on matters on the Commercial List in Toronto. Michael regularly speaks, publishes and appears in the media on fraud and insolvency matters.

Practice FocusMichael acts for financial institutions and on disputes involving the energy and resource sectors. His fraud-related and investigations experience includes securing recovery of proceeds for victims of a Canada-wide investment fraud, advising financial institutions and unsecured creditors in proceedings commenced to set aside undervalue transactions and representing a Canadian financial institution in proceedings to recover funds from a large fraud by a borrower under an asset-backed lending agreement.

Location
  • Brookfield Place, Bay/Wellington Tower, Suite 2100
    181 Bay Street
    Toronto, ON M5J 2T3
    Canada
Languages
  • English
Education
  • University of Western Ontario, LLB, graduated 2003
  • Queen’s University, BA, Honours, graduated 2000
Bar Admissions
  • Ontario, 2004
Affiliations
  • Advocates Society - Member
  • Ontario Bar Association - Member

Baker McKenzie LLP
Headquarters: Toronto, Ontario

15 The Best Lawyers in Canada awards

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Recognized in The Best Lawyers in Canada 2025 for work in:
  • Corporate and Commercial Litigation

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Understanding a Creditor’s Duty to Investigate: Recent Guidance from the Ontario Superior Court in Anisman v. Drabinsky, 2020 ONSC 1197


Understanding a Creditor’s Duty to Investigate: Recent Guidance from the Ontario Superior Court in Anisman v. Drabinsky, 2020 ONSC 1197

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