Molly McIntosh

Molly is a senior associate within the firm’s restructuring and insolvency group. Molly has represented debtors, creditors and court officers, and she has been involved in proceedings under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (BIA) and the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA). This includes CCAA proceedings, receivership proceedings, BIA Division I proposals and secured lending enforcement. She has also represented clients on general commercial matters in the Alberta Court of Justice, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench and the Alberta Court of Appeal.

Molly’s community involvement includes volunteering at the Edmonton Community Legal Clinic offering accessible legal advice and information. She also provides summary legal advice for low-income individuals through the King’s Bench Amicus Project.

• Counsel to the court-appointed CCAA Monitor of KMC Mining Corporation (“KMC”), an Alberta-based mining company, which had its NOI proceedings continued under the CCAA on January 10, 2025. KMC listed more than $220 million in liabilities, including more than $104 million to a syndicate of lenders and more than $52 million to its equipment lenders.
• Counsel to the Orphan Well Association in obtaining a January 20, 2025, Order appointing a receiver of Revitalize Energy Inc. (“Revitalize”), an Alberta-based oil and gas company. Revitalize held licenses for hundreds of oil and gas wells, pipelines and facilities across Alberta issued and regulated by the Alberta Energy Regulator.
• Counsel to the Orphan Well Association in obtaining a March 5, 2025, Order appointing a receiver of Long Run Exploration Ltd. (“Long Run”), an Alberta-based oil and gas company that was previously the subject of creditor-driven CCAA proceedings. Long Run held petroleum and natural gas assets in Central and Northwest Alberta, with approximately 39 employees and contractors in its head office and 79 employees and contractors in the field.

• Recognized in the 2026 edition (and since 2023) of the Best Lawyers in Canada (One to Watch – Corporate and Commercial Litigation)
• Recognized in the 2025 edition (and since 2024) of the Best Lawyers in Canada (One to Watch – Construction Law)

• Member, Alberta Bar Association
• Member, Canadian Bar Association
• Member,  Young Advocates’ Society
• Volunteer, QB Amicus and CCDC, Pro Bono Law Alberta (2017–present)
• Volunteer, Edmonton Community Legal Centre (2015–2017)
• Vice President, Law Students’ Association, University of Alberta (2015–2016)
• Volunteer and Civil/Family Caseworker, Student Legal Services, University of Alberta (2014–2016)