Posted AT 10:17 PM EST on 27/12/07
Critics take aim at new bankruptcy law
Canada's updated federal bankruptcy law, hastily passed by the Senate in mid-December without comprehensive hearings, has raised the ire of some lawyers in the field who say it has serious flaws.
The new law has been lauded by the Conservative government mainly for provisions that ensure workers who are caught in the crossfire of a bankruptcy can collect their final paycheques.
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