Torrie Law
Banking – Insolvency – Fintech
Independent legal expertise for mid-sized law firms and General Counsel Offices
Banking
Insolvency
Fintech
Virginia Torrie
J.D., LL.M., Ph.D.
Virginia specializes in financial law and insolvency and is the founder of Torrie Law in Toronto. She is the Editor-in-Chief of the Banking and Finance Law Review and an Executive Member of the Insolvency Section of the Canadian Bar Association. Virginia is a former law professor (University of Manitoba) and past Chair of the Insolvency Section of the Manitoba Bar Association.
She writes frequently on banking, insolvency and fintech, including how these legal fields have been influenced by Canadian federalism.
“Drawing on a deep knowledge of financial law and insolvency, Virginia applies legal insights to assist clients in solving complex issues”
A Trustworthy & Committed Lawyer
Our client’s best interest is always at heart.
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