Campbell LitigationWaterloo, ON · February 27, 2026Sealing Orders in Receiverships
It is not uncommon for receivers and other parties participating in receiverships to seek court orders prohibiting the public disclosure of commercial and other sensitive information. However, courts do not generally grant such orders automatically or as of right. Instead, the party seeking such an order must meet certain evidentiary thresholds, and a court must...
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