Craig Mills is a thoughtful commercial litigator with a focus on commercial
disputes, creditors’ remedies, insolvency law, and franchise law. Working
with Miller Thomson’s insolvency lawyers across Canada, Craig’s litigation
background has proven to be a valuable tool in strategically advising
clients on commercial debt enforcement and recovery, restructuring and
insolvency matters, litigation, and claims resolution management.

Craig’s clients include lenders, creditors, owner-operators, insurers,
franchisors, commercial landlords, receivers, and licenced insolvency
trustees.

He provides advice in a number of areas:
Creditor’s remedies: representing banks and asset-based lenders
with respect to the enforcement of security and commercial debt
litigation, including mortgage remedies and enforcement of foreign
judgments.

Restructuring and insolvency law: acting for secured creditors,
court-appointed receivers and trustees, purchasers, and debtors in
restructuring and insolvency proceedings and out-of-court
arrangements. Craig has appeared as counsel before the
Commercial List and Bankruptcy Court.
Commercial litigation: representing clients in cases involving
negligence, misrepresentation, breach of contract, and
shareholder/partnership disputes. Craig has appeared as counsel
before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Ontario Divisional
Court, and the Ontario Court of Appeal.
Franchise law: acting for franchisors in respect to rescission claims
and other franchise disputes under the Arthur Wishart Act (Franchise
Disclosure).

Craig is a regular author and lecturer on creditors’ remedies and
insolvency issues before the Law Society of Ontario and the Ontario Bar
Association.