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Nortel Networks Corporation

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CCAACompanies' Creditors Arrangement Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. C-36, as amended
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Ontario Superior Court of Justice · Commercial List
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09-CL-7950
Filings held2028
Last activity1 Apr 2026
On the record6,459 days
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Nortel Networks Corporation remains in CCAA proceedings commenced January 14, 2009 in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (Commercial List) under court file 09-CL-7950. The proceeding moved into its plan phase in late 2016: claims bar dates of October 31, 2016 and January 6, 2017 were fixed, a claims process was approved December 1, 2016, and creditor meeting orders were made December 1 and December 16, 2016. A plan was sanctioned January 24, 2017. The stay of proceedings was extended to March 31, 2017 and later extended indefinitely. Further orders were made April 26, May 15 and June 23, 2017. The proceeding is active.

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The officer filed report no. One Hundred Sixty Fifth Report. The Canadian Estate has no ongoing business operations and remains in a wind-down phase focused on locating creditors with uncashed distribution cheques, repatriating funds from remaining foreign affiliates, completing the wind-up of the HWT, and having sold its last remaining real property (the London Property) in December 2024.

Source: One Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor

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The purpose of this One Hundred Sixty Fourth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”), along with the related affidavits sworn by Sharon Hamilton (the “Hamilton Affidavit”), President of Ernst & Young Inc., and representatives of the Monitor’s counsel, being Goodmans LLP (“Goodmans”) as its Canadian legal counsel, Allen Overy Shearman Sterling US LLP (“AOSS”) (formerly Allen & Overy LLP) as its U.S. legal counsel, and Pachulski Stang Ziehl & Jones LLP (“PSZJ”) as its Delaware local legal counsel, is to: (a) provide this Court with information in respect of the Monitor’s motion to pass the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel for fees and disbursements incurred during the period November 1, 2022, through to and including August 31, 2024 (the “Period”), and (b) to provide this Court and stakeholders with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval to dispose of certain remaining records of the Canadian Estate — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred Fifty Eighth Report of the Monitor (the Report) is to provide this Court with the annual update on the progress of the continuing administration and wind-down of the Canadian Estate, including: (a) the ongoing implementation of the Plan, as contemplated by paragraph 54 of the Sanction Order, and the status of distributions made to date; (b) the cash position of the Canadian Estate as at October 31, 2021; (c) an update on the Health and Welfare Trust (the HWT); (d) an update on the claims resolution process; (e) an update on the Nortel directors and officers trust (the Nortel D&O Trust); (f) as directed by the Court in its Endorsement dated November 22, 2019, an aggregate summary of the IP address sale transactions completed by the Canadian Estate during the case and commentary pertaining to the unsealing of IP address sale agreements; (g) an update on other wind-down activities of the Canadian Estate; and (h) future distribution(s) to creditors of the Canadian Estate — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Seventh Report of the Monitor (the “Report”) is to: (a) provide this Court with an update on the status of matters relating to the HWT, including; (i) the status of the 2019 HWT Distribution (as defined below); and (ii) the cash position of the HWT Account as at September 30, 2020; (b) provide support for the Monitor’s motion seeking an order to effect the Unclaimed HWT Amounts Distribution and the Final HWT Distribution (each as described and defined below) and grant related relief; and (c) provide the Monitor’s observations in respect of the relief sought by the Court-appointed representatives of the Former Employees and the LTD Beneficiaries (the “Court-Appointed Representatives”) with respect to their discharge and the discharge of Representative Counsel — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Sixth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”), along with the related affidavits filed by Murray McDonald, Chairman of Ernst & Young Inc., and representatives of the Monitor’s counsel, being Goodmans LLP (“Goodmans”) as its Canadian legal counsel, Allen & Overy LLP (“A&O”) as its U.S. legal counsel, and Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC (“BIR”) as its Delaware local legal counsel1, is to provide this Court with information in respect of the Monitor’s motion to pass the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel for fees and disbursements incurred during the period September 1, 2019, through to and including August 31, 2020 (the “Period”) — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Fifth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”) is to provide this Court with the annual update on the progress of the continuing administration and wind-down of the Canadian Estate, including: (a) the ongoing implementation of the Plan, as contemplated by paragraph 54 of the Sanction Order of this Court dated January 24, 2017, and the status of distributions made to date; (b) the cash position of the Canadian Estate as at July 31, 2020; (c) an update on the claims resolution process, including the release of NNI’s claims in the Canadian Estate resulting in a reduction of the Canadian Estate’s aggregate claims pool by approximately $5.9 billion; (d) an update on other wind down activities of the Canadian Estate; and (e) an update relating to the IP Address sale process and transactions; and (f) future distribution(s) to creditors of the Canadian Estate — Court officer report

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The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Amazon Technologies, Inc. Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate to the Purchaser. Sealed: Confidential Appendices "C" and "D" to the Report.

Source: IP Address Transaction Order

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(a) seeking approval of the transfer of certain lands owned by NNL in London, Ontario to NNIC in order to facilitate certain environmental management measures being undertaken by the Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (the "MECP") and Daimler Trucks Canada Ltd. ("Daimler") on such lands; and (b) seeking approval of a form of"Notice of Waiver, Surrender and Release of Further Distributions" (the "Distribution Waiver") to be filled out, signed and delivered to the Monitor by creditors who wish to waive any further distributions under the Plan or from the Nortel Health and Welfare Trust (the "HWT") — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Third Report of the Monitor (the “ Report ”), along with the related affidavits filed by Murray McDonald, the President of Ernst & Young Inc., and representatives of the Monitor’s counsel, being Goodmans LLP (“ Goodmans ”) as its Canadian legal counsel, Allen & Overy LLP (“ A&O ”) as its U.S. legal counsel, and Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC (“ BIR ”) as its Delaware local legal counsel, is to provide this Court with information in respect of the Monitor’s motion to pass the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel for fees and disbursements incurred during the period August 1, 2018, through to and including August 31, 2019 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Second Report of the Monitor (the “Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors seeking: a) approval of an IPv4 Purchase Agreement dated September 24, 2019, among Amazon Technologies, Inc. (“Amazon”), as purchaser, NNL, as seller and the Monitor, as escrow agent (the “IPv4 Purchase Agreement”), in respect of the sale of NNL’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses ( the “Transaction”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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1. The purpose of this One Hundred Fiftieth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred Fiftieth Report”) is to report to the Court on the Monitor and Canadian Estate’ motion seeking approval of this Court to: a) expand the powers and duties of the Monitor to enable it to transfer funds to and operate bank accounts on behalf of the Canadian Estate in the name of the Monitor in order to continue the administration and wind-down of the Canadian Estate; and b) expand the powers and duties of the Monitor to enable it to transfer funds to and operate a bank account on behalf of the Canadian Estate in the name of the Monitor in order to continue the administration of the wind-up of the Health and Welfare Trust, including making a final distribution therefrom — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Ninth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Forty Ninth Report”) is to provide this Court and stakeholders with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motions seeking approval of: a) the Belleville Property Settlement Agreement (MECP) dated October 10, 2018, among Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Ontario as Represented by the Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (“MECP”), NNL and the Monitor (the “MECP Belleville Settlement”); and b) the Brockville Property Settlement Agreement dated April 2, 2018, among SCI Brockville Corporation, Sanmina Corporation, NNL and the Monitor, as amended by an Amendment to Brockville Property Settlement Agreement dated October 11, 2018 (the “Brockville Settlement”) — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Eighth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”), along with the related affidavits filed by Murray McDonald, the President of Ernst & Young Inc., and representatives of the Monitor’s counsel, being Goodmans LLP (“Goodmans”) as its Canadian legal counsel, Allen & Overy LLP (“A&O”) as its U.S. legal counsel, and Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC (“BIR”) as its Delaware local legal counsel, is to provide this Court with information in respect of the Monitor’s motion to pass the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel for fees and disbursements incurred during the period April 1, 2017, through to and including July 31, 2018 (the “Period”) — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Fifth Report of the Monitor (“One Hundred and Forty Fifth Report”) is to report to this Court in respect of its motion for approval of the agreement dated March 21, 2018 (the “CRA Letter Agreement”), entered into among the Canadian Debtors and the Monitor, on the one hand, and Canada Revenue Agency on its own behalf and on behalf of the Minister of National Revenue, the Crown in Right of Canada and (with respect to tax years up to and including 2008) the taxing authorities of the Province of Ontario (collectively, “CRA”), on the other hand — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Fourth Report (the “One Hundred and Forty Fourth Report”) is to provide this Court, in response to its request of February 28, 2018, with an update in respect of the following matters: (a) the implementation of the Plan and distributions to creditors; (b) the claims resolution process; (c) environmental matters and related unresolved claims; (d) other unresolved claims; (e) tax matters; and (f) other outstanding matters regarding the administration of these CCAA proceedings — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Third Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Forty Third Report”) is to provide this Court and stakeholders with an update in respect of the implementation of the Plan as well as information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of the London Properties Settlement Agreement dated November 6, 2017, among Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Ontario as Represented by the Minister of the Environment and Climate Change (“MOECC”), NNL and the Monitor (the “London Settlement”); b) approval of the 2018 Nortel Retention Plan (the “2018 NRP”); and c) approval of the Settlement Agreement with Travelers/DominionTravelers among Travelers (as defined therein) and the Canadian Debtors dated September 26, 2017 (the “Travelers Settlement”) — Court officer report

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1. The purpose of this One Hundred and Thirty Second Report (the “ Report ”), along with the related affidavits filed by Murray McDonald, the President of Ernst & Young Inc., and representatives of the Monitor’s counsel, being Goodmans LLP (“ Goodmans ”) as its Canadian legal counsel, Allen & Overy LLP (“ A&O ”) as its U.S. legal counsel, and Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC (“ BIR ”) as its Delaware local legal counsel, is to provide this Court with information in respect of the Monitor’s motion to pass the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel for fees and disbursements incurred during the period January 14, 2009, through to and including May 31, 2016 (the “ Period ”) — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Thirty First Report of the Monitor (“ One Hundred and Thirty First Report ”) is to provide this Court and stakeholders with a copy of: a) the proposed Plan of Compromise and Arrangement pursuant to the CCAA concerning, affecting and involving the Canadian Debtors dated November 4, 2016 (the “ Canadian Plan ”) filed by the Canadian Debtors; and b) the proposed Information Circular relating to the Canadian Plan dated November 4, 2016 (the “ Information Circular ”) filed by the Canadian Debtors, and to provide an update in respect of certain matters pertaining to the Settlement and Support Agreement — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Thirtieth Report of the Monitor (“ One Hundred and Thirtieth Report ”) is to provide information in respect of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval: (i) to enter into a Canadian Distribution Escrow Agreement (the “ Canadian Distribution Escrow Agreement ”) among, inter alia , NNC, NNL, NNI, NNUK, NNSA, the Monitor, the Committee and Royal Trust Corporation of Canada as Canadian distribution agent (the “ Canadian Distribution Agent ”); and (ii) to transfer up to $1.2 billion of the approximately $7.3 billion of sale proceeds arising from the Nortel business unit and patent portfolio divestitures (the “ Sale Proceeds ”) held by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (the “ U.S. Distribution Agent ”) to the Canadian Distribution Agent so that such Sale Proceeds can be converted from U.S. dollars to Canadian dollars, all in furtherance of the settlements contemplated by the Settlement and Support Agreement — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Ninth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twenty Ninth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Canadian Debtors as at September 10, 2016; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Canadian Debtors from February 28, 2016 to September 10, 2016; c) cash flow forecast of the Canadian Debtors for the period September 11, 2016 to April 1, 2017; d) status of the Canadian Debtors’ claims process and to provide information to the Court in support of the relief sought with respect to the treatment of misfiled claims and late claims; e) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (the “HWT”); f) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Hardship Fund and to provide information to the Court in support of a request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; g) status of the allocation dispute (the “Allocation Dispute”) and claim litigation under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Protocol Litigation”); h) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; i) status of foreign proceedings; j) the Canadian Debtors’ proposed 2017 employee retention plan (the “2017 NRP”); and k) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including March 31, 2017 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Eighth Report of the Monitor (“Report”) is to report to this Court on the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval of a procedure to resolve the claims of 110 former employees of the Canadian Debtors (the “Calgary Former Employees”), including as against Mike Zafirovski, Harry Pearce, Manfred Bischoff, James B. Hunt Jr., Kristina Johnson, John P. Manley, Richard David McCormick, Claude Mongeau, John A. MacNaughton, Jalynn H. Bennett and David Richardson (collectively, the “Directors”) — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Seventh Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twenty Seventh Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Canadian Debtors as at February 27, 2016; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Canadian Debtors from September 13, 2015 to February 27, 2016; c) cash flow forecast of the Canadian Debtors for the period February 28, 2016 to October 1, 2016; d) status of the Canadian Debtors’ claims process; e) status of the Canadian Debtors’ Compensation Claims Process and to provide information in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the relevant bar date; f) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (the “HWT”); g) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Hardship Fund and to provide information to the Court in support of a request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; h) status of the Termination Fund (as defined below) and to provide information in support of the order sought terminating the Termination Fund, providing a CAD 3,000 priority claim in lieu of a Termination Payment to those former employees entitled to a Termination Payment and who do not receive it, discharging the Payments Charges (as defined below) and adding CAD 16,610 (being the notional amount remaining in the Termination Fund if all former employees entitled to a Termination Payment received their Termination Payment) to the Hardship Fund, all upon the filing of a Monitor’s certificate; i) status of the allocation dispute and related claim litigation under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Protocol Litigation”); j) the application of Nortel Communications Inc., Architel Systems Corporation and Northern Telecom Canada Limited filed with this court commencing proceedings pursuant to the CCAA and seeking to procedurally consolidate such proceedings with the within CCAA proceedings; k) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; l) status of foreign proceedings; and m) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including September 30, 2016 — Court officer certificate

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The purpose of this Supplement to the One Hundred and Twenty Fifth Report of the Monitor ("Supplemental Report") is to respond to the cross-motion of Frank Dunn ("Dunn") returnable February 1, 2016, seeking: (i) an Order approving and authorizing Dunn's use of the documents produced to him by way of the Crown's disclosure in the proceeding styled R. v. Dunn, Beatty, and Gollogly (the "Criminal Proceeding"), in accordance with D.P. v. Wagg, [2004] O.J. No 2053 (C.A.) (the "Wagg Motion"); and (ii) an Order implementing a Litigation and Discovery Plan for the hearing of the Dunn claim dispute in the form attached as Appendix "B" to Dunn's motion record — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Sixth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement (the “Alibaba Sale Agreement”) dated January 5, 2016, amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the “Seller”), as seller, 浙江 阿里巴巴云计算有限公司 (a/k/a ZheJiang Alibaba Cloud Computing Limited1) (the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, Alibaba.com LLC (the “Designated Recipient” and, collectively with the Purchaser, “Alibaba” and with the Seller, the “Parties”), as designated recipient, and Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (solely for the limited purpose of acting as escrow agent in accordance with the escrow terms attached as Schedule A to the Alibaba Sale Agreement) (“Norton Rose”), in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (defined below); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to the Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Fourth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated December 7, 2015, amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the “Seller”), as seller, and Reliance Jio Infocomm Pte Ltd.(“Reliance” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “Reliance Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to the Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Third Report of the Monitor (“Report”) is to report to this Court on the motion filed by Kien Chen and Moreno Minto in their capacity as court appointed lead plaintiffs (the “Lead Plaintiffs”) in a putative class action (the “Lucescu Class Action”) captioned David Lucescu, individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated v. Mike Zafirovksi and Pavi Binning commenced in the United States District Court of the Southern District of New York (the “SDNY Court”) seeking a declaration “…of the cessation of the director and officer stay of proceedings provided for at paragraph 19 of the Initial Order (the “D&O Stay”) with respect to Mike Zafirovksi (“Zafirovksi”) and Pavi Binning (“Binning”) in order to allow the prosecution of the [Lucescu Class Action] to the full extent permitted by the laws of the United States without any limitation or restriction arising from the aforesaid expired stay of proceedings.” — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Second Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twenty Second Report”) is to provide certain background information and documents relating to the Canadian Debtors’ and Monitor’s motion for partial summary judgment in respect of the claims of SNMP Research, Inc. and SNMP Research International, Inc. (together, “SNMPRI”) relating to the transfer (or alleged transfer) of SNMPRI software to the various purchasers of Nortel’s lines of business (“LOB”) in transactions approved by this Court — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty First Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twenty First Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Canadian Debtors as at September 12, 2015; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Canadian Debtors from February 22, 2015 to September 12, 2015; c) cash flow forecast of the Canadian Debtors for the period September 13, 2015 to April 2, 2016; d) status of the Canadian Debtors’ claims process; e) status of the Canadian Debtors’ Compensation Claims Process and to provide information in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the relevant bar date; f) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (the “HWT”); g) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Hardship Fund and to provide information to the Court in support of a request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; h) status of allocation and claim matters under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Protocol Litigation”); i) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; j) status of foreign proceedings; k) the Canadian Debtors’ proposed 2016 employee retention plan (the “2016 NRP”); l) the Monitor’s request for approval of the appointment of the Honourable Dennis O’Connor, Q.C., as a claims officer; and m) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including April 1, 2016 — Court officer report

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The court granted an approval and vesting order. Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting effective upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate to the Purchaser. Sealed: Confidential Appendices 'A' and 'B' to the Report.

Source: Approval and Vesting Order (Frontier)

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Nineteenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Nineteenth Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated July 15, 2015, amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the “Seller”), as seller, Cequel Communications, LLC doing business as Suddenlink Communications (“Suddenlink” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, and Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (solely for the limited purpose of acting as escrow agent in accordance with the escrow terms attached to the asset sale agreement)(“Norton Rose”) in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “Suddenlink Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the Confidential Appendices to this One Hundred and Nineteenth Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twentieth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twentieth Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated July 23, 2015, amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the “Seller”), as seller, Frontier Communications Corporation (“Frontier” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, and Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (solely for the limited purpose of acting as escrow agent in accordance with the escrow terms attached to the asset sale agreement) (“Norton Rose”) in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “Frontier Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the Confidential Appendices to this One Hundred and Twentieth Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Sixteenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Sixteenth Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated March 26, 2015, amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the “Seller”), as seller, Alibaba.com LLC (“Alibaba.com” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, and Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (solely for the limited purpose of acting as escrow agent in accordance with the escrow terms attached to the asset sale agreement) (“Norton Rose”) in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “Alibaba.com Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this One Hundred and Sixteenth Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifteenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Fifteenth Report”) is to provide support in respect of the Monitor’s and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking an Order confirming the Monitor and its counsel are entitled to receive certain materials currently subject to a sealing order in Dunn v. Nortel Networks Corporation and Nortel Networks Limited (Court File No. 07-CL-7270) so that the Monitor and its counsel can review and consider such materials in connection with the Monitor’s consideration of the Dunn CCAA Claims (as defined below) filed by Frank Andrew Dunn against NNC and NNL in these proceedings — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fourteenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Fourteenth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Applicants as at February 21, 2015; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Applicants from September 14, 2014 to February 21, 2015; c) cash flow forecast of the Applicants for the period February 22, 2015 to October 3, 2015; d) status of the Applicants’ claims process; e) status of the Applicants’ Compensation Claims Process; f) information in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the relevant bar date; g) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (the “HWT”); h) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and to provide information to the Court in support of a request to amend the Eligibility Requirements and Procedure with Respect to Hardship Payment Applications, including an increase to the monetary caps, and to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; i) status of allocation and related claim matters under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Protocol Litigation”); j) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; k) status of foreign proceedings; and l) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including October 2, 2015 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Thirteenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Thirteenth Report”) is to report to this Court on certain agreements reached by NNL in connection with resolving NNL’s obligations with respect to environmental matters at its former property at 700 Gardiners Road in Kingston, Ontario (the “Kingston Property”), in particular: a) an Amended & Restated Kingston Property Settlement Agreement among Taggart (Gardiners) Corporation (“Taggart”), NNL and the Monitor dated January 23, 2015 (the “Amended Kingston Settlement”); and b) an Agreement re: Kingston Property Settlement and Nortel ERT Proceedings among NNL, the Monitor and Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Ontario as represented by the Minister of the Environmental and Climate Change (the “MOE”) dated February 25, 2015 (the “MOE Agreement”) — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Supplement to the One Hundred and Twelfth Report of the Monitor (the “Supplement to the One Hundred and Twelfth Report”) is to provide this Court with further information and background with respect to matters relating to the SNMPRI Claims, including: a) events since the service of the One Hundred and Twelfth Report; b) SNMPRI’s motion to lift the CCAA Stay returnable February 27, 2015; and c) the Canadian Debtors’ and Monitor’s Amended Notice of Motion seeking approval of a discovery plan and litigation timetable for resolution of the Canadian SNMPRI Claims only — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twelfth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twelfth Report”) is to provide this Court with information and background with respect to the Monitor’s and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking an order approving: a) a protocol (“Protocol”) to set forth binding procedures for: (i) in the case of this Court, determining the several liability of the Canadian Debtors, if any, to SNMP Research, Inc. and SNMP Research International, Inc. (together, “SNMPRI”) for all claims of SNMPRI against the Canadian Debtors, whether arising prior to, on or after January 14, 2009 (the “Canadian SNMPRI Claims”); and (ii) in the case of the U.S. Court, determining the several liability of the U.S. Debtors, if any, to SNMPRI for all claims of SNMPRI against the U.S. Debtors, whether arising prior to, on or after January 14, 2009 (the “U.S. SNMPRI Claims”, and with the Canadian SNMPRI Claims, the “SNMPRI Claims”); b) a litigation timetable for the adjudication of the SNMPRI Claims; and c) a discovery plan to govern certain procedural steps in respect of the resolution of the SNMPRI Claims — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Eleventh Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Eleventh Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated December 16, 2014, amongst NNL and NNTC, as seller (the “Seller”, (a/k/a Zhejiang Tmall Technology Co., Ltd. (the “Purchaser”), and (a/k/a Alibaba Cloud Computing Limited) (the “Designated Recipient” and, collectively with the Purchaser, “Alibaba” and with the Seller, the “Parties”), in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number IP Addresses (the “Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this One Hundred and Eleventh Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Tenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Tenth Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated December 9, 2014, amongst NNL and NNTC, as seller, Charter Communications Operating, LLC (“Charter” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, and Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (solely for the limited purpose of acting as escrow agent in accordance with the escrow terms attached to the asset sale agreement) (“Norton Rose”) in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “Charter Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this One Hundred and Tenth Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Ninth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Ninth Report”) is: a) to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval of the Minutes of Settlement dated November 27, 2014 among Chubb Insurance Company of Canada (“CICC”), Chubb Atlantic Indemnity Ltd. (“CAIL” and, collectively with CICC, “Chubb”), the Canadian Debtors and the Monitor (the “Minutes of Settlement”) and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof; and b) to provide this Court with information in respect of the Hardship Process and Hardship Fund (each as defined below), and provide the Monitor’s support for a further CAD 300,000 of funding for the Hardship Fund — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Eighth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Eighth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Applicants as at September 13, 2014; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Applicants from March 2, 2014 to September 13, 2014; c) cash flow forecast of the Applicants for the period September 14, 2014 to April 4, 2015; d) status of the Applicants’ claims process; e) status of the Applicants’ Compensation Claims Process; f) information in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the relevant bar date; g) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (the “HWT”); h) status of the Termination Fund; i) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and provide information to the Court in support of the request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; j) status of allocation and related claim matters pending under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Protocol Litigation”); k) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; l) status of foreign proceedings; m) the Applicants’ proposed 2015 employee retention plan (the “2015 NRP”); and n) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including April 3, 2015 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Seventh Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Seventh Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated July 14, 2014, amongst NNL and NNTC, as seller, and Beyond Excellent Technology Ltd. (“BE Tech” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “BE Tech Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this One Hundred and Seventh Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One-Hundred and Sixth Report of the Monitor (the “One-Hundred and Sixth Report”) is: (a) to provide an overview of that certain Agreement Settling EMEA Canadian Claims and Related Claims dated July 9, 2014, among the Canadian Debtors, the Monitor, the Directors and Officers, the EMEA Debtors, the Joint Administrators, the EMEA Non-Filed Entities, Nortel Networks Optical Components Limited (“NNOCL”), the NNOCL Liquidator, NNSA as under the control of the French Liquidator, NTF and the French Liquidator (the “Settlement Agreement”); (b) to support the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval of the Settlement Agreement; and (c) to recommend approval of the Settlement Agreement by this Court — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fourth Report of the Monitor (the "One Hundred and Fourth Report") is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Applicants as at March 1, 2014; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Applicants from January 19, 2014 to March 1, 2014; c) cash flow forecast of the Applicants for the period March 2, 2014 to October 4, 2014; d) status of the Applicants' claims process; e) status of the Applicants' Compensation Claims Process; f) information in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the relevant bar date; g) status of the Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); h) status of the Termination Fund; i) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and provide information to the Court in support of the request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; j) status of allocation and related claim matters pending under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the "Allocation Protocol" and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the "Allocation Protocol Litigation"); k) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; l) request for an amendment to the Order (Distribution Escrow Agreement Amendments) of this Court dated February 10, 2014, to address the fees of JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., as escrow agent (the "Escrow Agent") in connection with the investment of approximately $7.3 billion of sale proceeds from the Nortel line of business and residual IP sales (the "Sale Proceeds"); m) status of foreign proceedings; and n) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including October 3, 2014 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One-Hundred and Second Report of the Monitor (the "One-Hundred and Second Report") is: (a) to provide an overview of the proceedings commenced in 2012 by Maitre Cosme Rogeau (the "French Liquidator") in his capacity as the liquidator of NNSA pursuant to Articles L.651-1 et seq. of the Commercial Code (France) against, among others, NNC, NNL and the Monitor before the Versailles Commercial Court (the "French Court") which allege that NNC and NNL were the effective managers of NNSA and mismanaged its affairs, and seeks, inter alia, to hold NNC and NNL liable for any deficiency of NNSA's assets relative to its liabilities (the "French Proceedings"); and (b) to support the relief sought by the Monitor and Canadian Debtors with respect to the French Proceedings, including a declaration that: (i) the purported exercise of rights by the service of the Summons (as defined below) by the French Liquidator on NNC, NNL and the Monitor in Canada is a breach of the stay granted in the Initial Order; and (ii) the French Proceedings are null and void and shall be given no force or effect in these proceedings, nor otherwise recognized as creating or forming the basis of any valid or enforceable rights, remedies or claims against the Canadian Debtors, the Monitor or any of their respective assets, property or undertakings in Canada — Court officer report

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The purpose of this One-Hundred and Third Report of the Monitor (the "One-Hundred and Third Report") is: (a) to provide: (i) an update on the Canadian Debtors cash position and liquidity as at January 18, 2014; (ii) the actual receipts and disbursements of the Canadian Debtors for the period October 13, 2013 to January 18, 2014; and (iii) a cash flow forecast for the Canadian Debtors for the period January 19, 2014 to April 5, 2014; (b) an update in respect of the liquidation of Guangdong Nortel Telecommunications Equipment Co. Ltd. ("GDNT"); and ( c) information in respect of a change in the investment of the approximately $7.3 billion of sale proceeds (the "Sale Proceeds") from the Nortel business unit and Residual IP sales held by JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. (the "Escrow Agent"), as distribution escrow agent, as well as related amendments to the Distribution Escrow Agreements (as defined below) in respect of which Court approval is being sought — Court officer report

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The purposes of this Ninety-Ninth Report are to: (a) provide the Court with KPMG's Specified Auditing Procedures Report on the HWT cash flow for the 2009 Period and the 2010 Period; (b) provide the Court with an updated illustration of the HWT distribution to Participating Beneficiaries (the "Updated Illustrative HWT Distribution"); (c) seek the Court's approval for; (i) the Trustee to hold the HWT assets in non-interest bearing investments to facilitate finalizing the HWT's tax affairs; (ii) the potential recoupment of the amount of the Trustee Claims on a pro rata basis from the Estate Distribution to Participating Beneficiaries based on their HWT entitlements, subject to determination of the Trustee's rights, if any; (iii) payment into escrow of the Stale-Dated Cheque Reserve pending the completion of a process for locating the Non-Creditor Payees, and declaring that amounts related to non-responsive Non-Creditor Payees (as later defined herein) form part of the assets of the HWT; (iv) the posting of notice of the Declared Distribution ("Notice of Declared Distribution") on the Monitor's website no later than February 28, 2014, declaring a distribution at a rate that will bring the total distribution to 38%, subject to the Pensioner Life Premium Reduction, failing which the Monitor will seek further direction from this Court; (v) the Trustee to make a distribution described in the Notice of Declared Distribution, or as directed by this Court; (vi) adjusting the Estate Distribution for overpayments or underpayments made to Participating Beneficiaries as a result of updated preliminary information and distribution of Residual Assets, subject to further order of this Court; and (vii) payment into escrow of: (A) unclaimed HWT distributions, to be dealt with in accordance with, any procedure established for the Estate Distribution or as otherwise directed by this Court; and (B) Residual Assets, to be included in the Estate Distribution, subject to adjustments; and (viii) the termination of the HWT upon the posting of the Notice of Declared Distribution on the Monitor's website and completion of the distributions from the HWT — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Ninety-Eighth report of the Monitor (the “Ninety-Eighth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Applicants as at October 12, 2013; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Applicants from April 14, 2013 to October 12, 2013; c) cash flow forecast of the Applicants for the period October 13, 2013 to February 1, 2014; d) status of the Applicants’ claims process and cross-border claims matters and provide information to the Court in support of the motion for an Order with respect to the treatment of a misfiled claim; e) status of the Compensation Claims Process; f) provide information to the Court in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after October 12, 2012; g) provide information to the Court in support of the Applicants’ motion for an Order approving a settlement agreement dated October 17, 2013 entered into between the Applicants, Monitor, Flextronics Telecom Systems Ltd. (“FTSL”), Flextronics (Canada) Inc. (“FCI”, together with FTSL, “Flextronics”) and Former Employee Representatives (collectively, the “Flextronics Claims Settlement Parties”) regarding claims related to post-retirement benefits to former Nortel employees transferred to Flextronics as part of an asset purchase transaction in 2004 (the “Flextronics Claims Settlement Agreement”); h) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (“HWT”); i) status of the Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and provide information to the Court in support of the motion with respect to a request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; k) status of allocation and claims litigation pending under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Dispute”); l) termination of share register and transfer agent services; m) other matters; n) status of foreign proceedings; o) the proposed 2014 employee retention plan (“2014 NRP”); and p) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including January 31, 2014 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Ninety-Sixth report of the Monitor (the “Ninety-Sixth Report”) is to support the U.S. Debtors’ request for recognition in Canada of the U.S. Order for Issuance of Letters Rogatory dated July 16, 2013 pursuant to section 18.6 of the CCAA allowing for evidence to be obtained for purposes of the trial set to commence on January 6, 2014 to determine (a) allocation of sales proceeds; (b) claims of the EMEA Debtors against the Canadian Debtors (and others) and the U.S. Debtors; and (c) claims of the UK Pension Claimants against the Canadian Debtors and the U.S. Debtors — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Ninety-Fifth report of the Monitor (the "Ninety-Fifth Report") is to support the joint motion of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors seeking approval of a protective order (attached as Appendix "A" hereto) relating to the disclosure and discovery of documents in the context of the trial in respect of the allocation of sale proceeds and the resolution of claims filed by the EMEA Debtors, certain other intercompany creditors and UK pension interests (the "Trial") scheduled to commence January 6, 2014 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Ninety-Fourth report of the Monitor (the "Ninety-Fourth Report") is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Applicants as at April 13, 2013; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Applicants from January 13, 2013 to April 13, 2013; c) cash flow forecast of the Applicants for the period April 14, 2013 to March 1, 2014; d) status of the Applicants' claims process and cross-border claims matters; e) the Monitor's motion with respect to a proposed tolling order relating to certain filed claims; f) consolidated Canadian entities' net intercompany position by region; g) status of the Compensation Claims Process; h) status of the Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); i) status of the Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and provide information to the Court in support of the Applicants' motion with respect to a request for amendments to the eligibility criteria, an increase in the hardship fund by CAD 200,000 and to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; k) status of allocation and related claim matters; l) termination of share register and transfer agent services; m) other matters; n) status of foreign proceedings; and o) the Applicants' request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including February 28, 2014 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this ninety-first report of the Monitor (the "Ninety-First Report") is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at January 12, 2013; b) actual receipts and disbursements from October 14, 2012 to January 12, 2013; c) cash flow forecast for the period January 13, 2013 to May 4, 2013; d) status of the Applicants' claims process and cross-border claims matters; e) consolidated Canadian entities' net intercompany position by region; f) status of the Compensation Claims Process; g) status of same-creditor/overlapping Compensation Claims; h) status of the Health and Welfare Trust ("IIWI"'); i) status of the Termination Fund; j) status of the Hardship Fund and Process for Application for Hardship Payments; k) the Applicants' request to extend the Employee Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period and amend the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with Respect to Hardship Payments Applications, accordingly; I) status of allocation matters and mediation; m) status of environmental matters; n) other matters; o) status of foreign proceedings; and p) the Applicants' request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including May 3, 2013 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this eighty-ninth report of the Monitor (the “Eighty-Ninth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at October 13, 2012; b) actual receipts and disbursements from July 1, 2012 to October 13, 2012; c) cash flow forecast for the period from October 14, 2012 to February 2, 2013; d) status of the Applicants’ claims process and cross-border claims matters; e) consolidated Canadian entities’ net intercompany position by region; f) status of the Compensation Claims Process; g) the Monitor’s motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Requests for Corrections or Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the applicable bar date ; h) status of same/overlapping Compensation Claims; i) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (“HWT”); j) status of the Termination Fund; k) status of the Hardship Fund and Process for Application for Hardship Payments; l) the Applicants’ request to extend the Employee Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period and amend the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with Respect to Hardship Payments Applications, accordingly; m) status of allocation matters and mediation; n) status of environmental matters; o) other matters; p) status of foreign proceedings; q) Applicants’ proposed 2013 employee retention plan (“Nortel 2013 Retention Plan”); and r) the Applicants’ request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including February 2, 2013 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Eighty-Eighth Report of the Monitor (the “Eighty-Eighth Report”) is to update and report to this Court on: a) the status of the Applicants’ restructuring initiatives; b) the cessation of NNC and NNL’s Reporting Requirements; c) changes to the Applicants’ corporate governance; and d) the motion seeking approval of this Court to expand the powers and duties of the Monitor to enable it to continue the administration of the Applicants’ restructuring — Court officer report

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1. The purpose of this eighty-seventh report of the Monitor (the “Eighty-Seventh Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at June 30, 2012; b) actual receipts and disbursements from March 25, 2012 to June 30, 2012; c) cash flow forecast for the period from July 1, 2012 to October 31, 2012; d) status of the Applicants’ claims process and cross-border claims matters and provide information to the Court in support of the Monitor’s motion for an Order with respect to the treatment of misfiled claims; e) consolidated Canadian entities’ net intercompany position by region; f) provide information to the Court in support of the Applicants’ motion for an Order with respect to an intercompany claims process; g) status of the Compensation Claims Process; h) status of same/overlapping Compensation Claims; i) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (“HWT”); j) provide information to the Court in support of the Monitor’s motion for an Order with respect to the treatment of HWT stale-dated cheques; k) status of the Termination Fund; l) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and provide information to the Court in support of the Applicants’ motion with respect to a request for amendments to the eligibility criteria, an increase in the hardship fund by CAD 250,000 and to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; m) status of realization of remaining assets; n) status of allocation matters and mediation; o) status of environmental matters; p) other matters; q) status of foreign proceedings; and r) the Applicants’ request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including October 31, 2012 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Eighty-Sixth Report of the Monitor (the "Eighty-Sixth Report") is: a) to provide this Court with an overview of the Applicants' motion seeking approval of an Allocation Settlement Agreement (APAC/CALA) dated June 19, 2012, among the Applicants, the U.S. Debtors, the EMEA Debtors, Nortel Networks (Northern Ireland) Limited (in liquidation), No1iel Networks Optical Components Limited (in liquidation), NNSA, the APAC Entities, the CALA Entities, the EMEA NFEs, the Joint Administrators, the Joint Liquidators, the NNSA Office Holder, the Monitor and the Committee (the "Fourth Estate Settlement Agreement"); and b) to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Vodafone Americas Inc. Closing terms, as extracted: vesting effective upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction of Closing conditions. Sealed: confidential appendices "A" and "B" to the Report.

Source: Approval and Vesting Order IP Sale Vodafone

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The purpose of this Eighty-Fifth Report of the Monitor (the "Eighty-Fifth Report") is to provide this Court with information regarding the Applicants' motions seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated February 9, 2012, amongst NNL and NNTC, as seller, and Vodafone Americas Inc. ("Vodafone Americas" or the "Purchaser"), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses, as amended by an amendment to asset sale agreement dated February 28, 2012 (the "Vodafone Americas Sale Agreement"); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this Eighty-Fifth Report, and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Eighty-Fourth Report of the Monitor (the “Eighty-Fourth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at March 24, 2012; b) actual receipts and disbursements from November 27, 2011 to March 24, 2012; c) cash flow forecast for the period from March 25, 2012 to July 31, 2012; d) consolidated Canadian entities’ net inter-company position by region; e) status of the Applicants’ claims process and cross-border claims matters; f) status of the Compensation Claims Process; g) status of same/overlapping Compensation Claims; h) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (“HWT”); i) status of the Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund; k) status of realization of remaining assets; l) status of allocation matters and mediation; m) status of environmental matters; n) other matters; o) status of foreign proceedings; and p) the Applicants’ request for an order that: i. the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including July 31, 2012; ii. the Employee Hardship Application Process be extended until July 31, 2012; and iii. the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with respect to Employee Hardship Payments Applications be amended consistent with (ii) above — Court officer report

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The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership. Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction of conditions to Closing. Sealed: confidential appendices "A" and "B" to the Report.

Source: Approval and Vesting Order IP Sale - Bell Aliant

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The purpose of this Eighty-Third Report of the Monitor (the "Eighty-Third Report") is to provide this Court with information regarding the Applicants' motions seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement (the "Bell Aliant Sale Agreement") dated January 30, 2012, between NNL and NNTC (collectively, the "Seller"), as seller, and Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership ("Bell Aliant" or the "Purchaser"), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller's rights in a certain number of internet protocol addresses ("IP Addresses"); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this Eighty-Third Report, and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Eighty-Second Report of the Monitor (the "Eighty-Second Report") is to seek this Court's approval of the Sixth Interim Distribution to the Income Beneficiaries (being the LTD Beneficiaries, the SIB Beneficiaries and the STB Beneficiaries entitled to STBs in pay) on account of their Income Benefits and to LTD Beneficiaries entitled thereto on account of LTD Life and LTD Optional Life Benefits from funds held in the HWT and for such ancillary relief as is just and convenient — Court officer report

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The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to CSC Holdings, LLC. Closing terms, as extracted: vesting effective upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions. Sealed: confidential appendices "A" and "B" to the Report.

Source: Approval and Vesting Order IP Address Sale

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The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Salesforce.com, Inc. Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions. Sealed: confidential appendices "A" and "B" to the Report.

Source: Approval and Vesting Order IP Address Sale Salesforce com Inc

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The purpose of this Eighty-First Report of the Monitor (the "Eighty-First Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motions seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement (the "Cablevision Sale Agreement") dated November 23, 2011, between NNL and NNTC (collectively, the "Seller"), as seller, and CSC Holdings LLC ("Cablevision"), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller's rights in a certain number of internet protocol addresses ("IP Addresses"); b) approval of an asset sale agreement (the "Salesforce Sale Agreement" and, with the Cablevision Sale Agreement, the "IP Address Sale Agreements") dated December 1, 2011, amongst NNL and NNTC, as seller, and salesforce.com Inc. ("Salesforce", and with Cablevision, each a "Purchaser"), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses; and c) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this Eighty-First Report, and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this seventy-eighth report of the Monitor (the “Seventy-Eighth Report”) is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at November 26, 2011; b) actual receipts and disbursements from June 5, 2011 until November 26, 2011; c) cash flow forecast for the period from November 27, 2011 to June 30, 2012; d) consolidated Canadian entities’ net inter-company position by region; e) status of the Applicants’ claims process and cross-border claims matters; f) status of the Compensation Claims Process; g) status of same/overlapping Compensation Claims; h) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (“HWT”); i) status of the Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund; k) status of realization of remaining assets; l) status of allocation matters and mediation; m) status of environmental matters; n) status of inter-estate settlements; o) Applicants’ proposed 2012 employee retention plan (“Nortel 2012 Retention Plan”); p) other matters; q) status of foreign proceedings; and r) the Applicants’ request for an order that: i. the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including June 29, 2012; ii. the Employee Hardship Application Process be extended until June 29, 2012; iii. the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with respect to Employee Hardship Payments Applications be amended consistent with (ii) above; iv. the Nortel 2012 Retention Plan be approved as it relates to employees of the Applicants; and v. the Confidential Appendices (defined below) be sealed pending further Order of the Court — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Seventy-Seventh Report of the Monitor (the "Seventy-Seventh Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with: (a) information regarding proposed amendments to the Compensation Claims Procedure Order to address Compensation Claims of Identified Claimants that are: (i) in excess of $5 million and subject to the Claims Resolution Order; or (ii) potentially Same-Creditor Claims or Overlapping Claims and subject to the Cross-Border Claims Protocol; and (b) (b) the Monitor's support for the nunc pro tune amendments to the Compensation Claims Procedure Order in the form of the Amending Order submitted by the Applicants — Court officer report

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This supplement to the Seventy-Fifth Report of the Monitor (“ Supplemental Seventy-Fifth Report ”) is provided in reference to the Monitor’s Seventy-Fifth Report dated September 19, 2011 (the “ Seventy-Fifth Report ”). The purpose of this Supplemental Seventy-Fifth Report is to provide: ( a ) French translations of the following documents that were attached in English as appendices to the Seventy-Fifth Report: Information Statement Package; letters referenced in paragraph 128 of the Seventy-Fifth Report to Active Employees, Post-Filing Transferred Employees who are not receiving an Information Statement Package and Employees with out of country addresses who are not receiving an Information Statement Package (collectively, the “Letters”); ( b ) English and French versions of examples of the form of personalized cover letter and Information Statement that will be sent to Pre-Filing Terminated Employees, Post-Filing Terminated Employees, Post-Filing Transferred Employees, Pensioners and LTD Beneficiaries (collectively, the “Individualized Information Statement Forms”); and ( c ) minor clarification changes to: pages 10 and 34 of the Mercer 2011 Non-Registered Pension/Pension Accruals Valuation; page 30 of the Mercer 2011 Non-Pension Benefits Valuation; and charts 7.3, 14 and 15 of the Severance Grid Formulae — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Seventy-Fourth Report of the Monitor (the "Seventy-Fourth Report") is: a) to support the Applicants' request for approval of that certain Brampton Property Transition Agreement dated June 30, 2011, between Rogers Communications Inc.("Rogers") and Nortel Networks Limited (the "Brampton Property Transition Agreement"); b) to provide information concerning the motions brought by Sidney Street Properties Corp. and the City of Belleville/ Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board returnable September 19, 2011, and provide the Monitor's views in respect thereof; and c) to provide an update to this Honourable Court as to the status of various matters pertaining to the former Nortel properties that are the subject of the Applicants' motion pertaining to environmental matters returnable September 19, 2011 (the "Environmental Motion") — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Seventy-Second Report of the Monitor ("Seventy-Second Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motions seeking approval of the following: a) the Ql 2010 Transfer Pricing Settlement Agreement among NNL, NNI, NNUK, certain other Nortel entities and the Joint Administrators (the "QlSA"); b) the Agreement on Transfer Pricing Amendments and Certain Other Matters among NNL, NNI, NNUK, certain other Nortel entities, the Joint Administrators and the French Liquidator (the "A TPA"); c) the Stipulation and Settlement Agreement by and among the Sellers and GENBAND US LLC and Others (the "GENBAND Settlement Agreement"); d) the various escrow amendments and agreements relating to the Russia Settlement (as defined below); e) the LPT Agreement (as defined below); and f) the Supplemental IP Transaction Side Agreement re Certain Transaction Costs and Related Matters among NNC, NNL, NNI, NNUK, certain other Nortel entities, the French Liquidator and the Joint Administrators dated July 27, 2011 (the "Supplemental IP Transaction Side Agreement"), and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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#Sale

The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Rockstar Bidco LP. Closing terms, as extracted: Neither party obligated to close until all conditions precedent satisfied or waived. Sealed: Confidential Appendices D, E and F to the Seventy-First Report and the Confidential Service Affidavits.

Source: Approval and Vesting Certain Patents and Other Assets Order

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The purpose of this seventy-first report of the Monitor (the “Seventy-First Report”) is to provide information regarding the Applicants’ motion seeking approval of the sale of substantially all of Nortel’s patent portfolio and certain other related assets (the “Residual IP”) pursuant to an asset sale agreement dated June 30, 2011 (the “Sale Agreement”) amongst NNC, NNL, NNI, NNUK, NN Ireland and NNSA and certain of their affiliates (collectively, the “Sellers”), the Joint Administrators, the French Liquidator and Rockstar Bidco, LP (the “Purchaser”) and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this seventieth report of the Monitor (the "Seventieth Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at June 4, 2011; b) actual receipts and disbursements from February 6, 2011 until June 4, 2011; c) cash flow forecast for the period from June 5, 2011 until December 31, 2011; d) consolidated Canadian entities' net inter-company position by region; e) status of Applicants' claims process and cross-border claims; f) status of environmental matters; g) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); h) status of Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); i) status of Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and fund; k) status of asset divestitures and allocation matters; l) other restructuring activities; m) status of foreign proceedings; and n) the Applicants' request for an order that: i the Employee Hardship Application Process be extended up to December 14, 2011; ii. the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with respect to Employee Hardship Payments Applications be amended consistent with (i) above; iii. approves the Bondholder Letter Agreement (as defined in this Report) with respect to fees and expenses of the advisors to Bondholder Group; and iv. the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including December 14, 2011 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Sixty-Eighth Report of the Monitor (“Sixty-Eighth Report”) is to update this Honourable Court in respect of: (a) certain relief being sought by the Applicants with respect to Nortel Networks de Colombia S.A. (“Nortel Colombia”) and its status in connection with the escrow agreement established to hold the sale proceeds of the Metro Ethernet Networks (“MEN”) transaction; and (b) the settlement of certain matters among Nortel Networks Israel (Sales and Marketing) Limited, Nortel Communications Holdings (1997) Ltd.(collectively, “Nortel Israel”), NNI and NNUK as well as NNL’s limited participation in ancillary matters related to the settlement, and to provide the Monitor’s recommendations in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Sixty-Sixth Report of the Monitor (“Sixty-Sixth Report”) is to report to this Honourable Court on: (a) the status of Nortel’s involvement with the Impacted Sites (as defined below); (b) the nature of the contracts the Applicants seek to repudiate in relation to the Impacted Sites; and (c) an update on the status of the various Director’s Orders the Ontario Ministry of the Environment (“MOE”) has issued or is in the process of issuing in respect of the Impacted Sites, as well as to provide the Monitor’s recommendation in respect of the relief sought by the Applicants in their Notice of Motion dated March 15, 2011 (the “Motion”) — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Sixty-Fifth Report of the Monitor (the "Sixty-Fifth Report") is to provide information to this Honourable Court with respect to the following: (a) Claims filed in the CCAA proceedings by the UK Pension Trustee and PPF (as defined below); (b) Claims filed in the CCAA proceedings by the EMEA Debtors; (c) Claims filed by the EMEA Debtors and the Joint Administrators in the Chapter 11 Proceedings and objections filed by the US Debtors; and to provide the Monitor's observations in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Sixty-Third Report of the Monitor (the "Sixty-Third Report") is to provide this Honourable Cou1i with information regarding the Applicants' motion returnable May 2, 2011, seeking: • approval of an asset sale agreement dated April 4, 2011 (the "Ranger Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL, NNUK, NN Ireland, Nortel Networks S.A. and certain of their affiliates (collectively, the "Sellers"), the Joint Administrators, the French Liquidator, Google Inc. ("Google"), and Ranger Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Google ("Ranger" or the "Purchaser") in respect of the sale of substantially all of Nortel's patent portfolio and certain other related assets (the ''Residual IP'') as a “stalking horse" agreement; • approval of the terms and conditions of the Break-up Fee and Expense Reimbursement; • approval of the Bidding Procedures; • approval of the Licence Rejection Procedures; • approval of the IP Transaction Side Agreement; • a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices; and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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This Sixty-Second Report is to report on the Applicants' request for an order that: (a) the employee hardship application criteria be amended such that sufficient funds (the "Required Funds") be made available for the payment from the Hardship Fund to beneficiaries entitled to survivor income benefits ("SIBs") and beneficiaries entitled to survivor transition benefits in pay ("STBs In Pay") of an amount that, when taken with the January Interim Distribution, will be 10% of their SIBs or STBs In Pay, calculated in accordance with the methodology used for the January Interim Distribution (the "Maximum 10% Interim Distribution"), provided that the payment shall not exceed one month's benefits, and to be credited against future distributions by the Applicants; (b) the amount available for hardship applications be reduced by the Required Funds; and ( c) the Eligibility Requirements and Procedure with respect to Employee Hardship Payment Applications be amended consistent with (a) and (b) above — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Sixtieth Report of the Monitor (the "Sixtieth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of NNL's interest in 5,000,000 limited partnership units (the "Units") in Summerhill Ventures I LP (the "Partnership") pursuant to a Purchase and Sale Agreement dated February 23, 2011 (the "PSA"), between NNL and CS SP IV Investments Canada Corp. (the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this fifty-ninth report of the Monitor (the "Fifty-Ninth Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at February 5, 2011; b) actual receipts and disbursements from October 3, 2010 until February 5, 2011; c) cash flow forecast for the period from February 6, 2011 until June 30, 2011; d) consolidated Canadian entities' net inter-company position by region; e) status of Applicants' claims process and cross-border claims; f) status of EMEA inter-company claims process; g) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); h) status of Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); i) status of Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process; k) asset divestitures and allocation matters; 1) status of foreign proceedings; m) other restructuring activities; and n) the Applicants' request for an order that: i. the employee hardship application criteria be amended such that sufficient hardship funds (the "Required Funds") be made available for payment of CAD $3,000 to each of those employees terminated from July 1, 2010 through to and including December 31, 2010 who meet the other criteria for Termination Fund payments, when combined with unused funds in the Termination Funds; ii. the amount available for hardship applications be reduced by the Required Funds iii. the Employee Hardship Application Process be extended up to June 30, 2011; iv. the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with respect to Employee Hardship Payments Applications be amended consistent with (i) through (iii) above; and v. the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including June 30, 2011 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Fifty-Eighth report of the Monitor ("Fifty-Eighth Report") is to provide information to this Honourable Court in support of the Applicants' motion for an Order with respect to the following: (a) establishing a process for the calling of claims by EMEA Creditors (as defined in the EMEA Claims Procedure Order) against the Applicants as at the Filing Date ("EMEA Claims"); (b) establishing a bar date of February 11, 2011 for the filing of such EMEA Claims ("EMEA Claims Bar Date"); and (c) establishing a process for the determination and resolution of such EMEA Claims for purposes of voting and distribution in relation to a plan of compromise or arrangement to be presented by the Applicants at a later date (the "Plan") — Court officer report

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#Sale

The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada as represented by the Minister of Public Works and Government Services. Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting effective upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions.

Source: Approval and Vesting Order Carling Complex

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The purpose of this Fifty-Sixth Report of the Monitor ("Fifty-Sixth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of NNL and NNTC's interest in 3500 Carling A venue in Ottawa, Ontario (the "Carling Facility") pursuant to an Agreement of Purchase and Sale dated October 15, 2010 (the "Carling APS"), amongst NNL, NNTC (collectively, the "Vendor") and Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada as Represented by the Minister of Public Works and Government Services ("PWGSC" or the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this fifty-fifth report of the Monitor (the "Fifty-Fifth Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at October 2, 2010; b) actual receipts and disbursements from June 27, 2010 until October 2, 2010; c) cash flow forecast for the period from October 3, 2010 until February 28, 2011; d) consolidated Canadian entities' net inter-company position by region; e) status of claims process and cross border claims protocol; f) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); g) status of Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); h) status of Termination Fund (defined below); i) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund; j) status of the transfer of the defined benefit pension plans to Morneau Sobeco Limited Partnership ("Morneau Sobeco"), the replacement pension Administrator; k) progress on restructuring and allocation matters; l) status of foreign proceedings; and m) the Applicants' request for orders approving: i. an extension of the stay of proceedings until February 28, 2011; ii. an extension of the Employee Hardship Process (defined below); and iii. reimbursement to NNL of the Goldman Fee from the LON Sale Proceeds — Court officer report

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#Sale

The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ). Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions. Sealed: Confidential Appendix "D" to the Fifty-Fourth Report.

Source: MSS Business Approval and Vesting Order

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The purpose of this Fifty-First Report of the Monitor (the "Fifty-First Report") is: (a) to seek this Honourable Court's approval of a proposed allocation methodology1 (the "Proposed Allocation Methodology") for the allocation of funds held in the Applicants' Health and Welfare Trust ( the "HWT") and such ancillary relief as is just and convenient to terminate the HWT and implement the Proposed Allocation Methodology to distribute the funds held in the HWT to the beneficiaries who are entitled thereto; and (b) to provide this Honourable Court with information about the HWT relevant to its termination and more specifically to the allocation and distribution of its corpus and the process that has been followed by the Applicants and the Monitor to resolve these issues in a reasonable and practical manner — Court officer report

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The purpose of this fifty-fourth report of the Monitor (the "Fifty-Fourth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of Nortel's Multi-Service Switch business (the "MSS Business") in North America pursuant to an asset sale agreement dated September 24, 2010 (the "Ericsson Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (collectively, the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) ("Ericsson" or the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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This supplement to the Fifty-First Report of the Monitor ("Supplemental Fifty-First Report") is provided in reference to the Monitor's Fifty-First Report dated August 27, 2010 (the "Fifty-First Report"). The purpose of this Supplemental Fifty-First Report is to provide this Honourable Court with: (a) information on the LTD Optional Life Benefit, in respect of which there was insufficient data at the date of the Fifty-First Report; and (b) an update on specific process matters relating to the Monitor's motion for approval of the Proposed Allocation Methodology (the "Proposed Allocation Methodology Approval Motion"), including information on certain inquiries received — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Fifty-Third report of the Monitor (“Fifty-Third Report”) is to provide supplemental information to this Honourable Court with respect to the amended claims resolution motion and an additional motion of the Applicants requesting: (a) an Order (the “Claims Resolution Order”) approving a claims resolution process whereby the Monitor, in conjunction with the Applicants, will review, determine and resolve Claims, as defined in the Claims Resolution Order, filed with the Monitor pursuant to the provisions of the Claims Procedure Order; (b) an Order (the “Claims Officer Order”) providing for the appointment of Donald J. Brenner, QC, William G. Horton and Andrew M. Diamond as claims officers (“Claims Officers” and individually a “Claims Officer”) to assist in the determination of any disputed Claims the Monitor may refer to any one of them; and (c) an Order (the “Cross-Border Claims Protocol Order”) approving a cross-border protocol on the resolution of claims (the “Cross-Border Claims Protocol”) against the Applicants and U.S. Debtors, the approval of which is being sought from both this Honourable Court and the U.S. Court by way of a motion to be heard at a joint hearing on the same date as the motion seeking the Claims Resolution Order — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Fifty-Second Report of the Monitor (the "Fifty-Second Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking: • approval of an asset sale agreement dated August 26, 2010 (the "PSP Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and PSP Holding LLC ("PSP" or the "Purchaser") in respect of the sale of substantially all of the assets of Nortel's Multi-Service Switch business (the "MSS Business") as a "stalking horse" agreement; • approval of the terms and conditions of the Seller Break-up Fee and Seller Expense Reimbursement (each as defined below); • approval of the Side Agreement (as defined below); • approval of the Bidding Procedures (as defined below); • a sealing order in respect of the exhibits and the Sellers Disclosure Schedule to the PSP Agreement and the non-redacted Side Agreement for the reasons set out below; and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this fiftieth report of the Monitor (the "Fiftieth Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at June 26, 2010; b) actual receipts and disbursements from March 28, 2010 to June 26, 2010; c) cash flow forecast for the period from June 27, 2010 to October 30, 2010; d) Canadian entities consolidated net inter-company position by region; e) status of claims process and cross border protocol; f) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); g) status of Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); h) status of other restructuring activities; i) Applicants' request for an extension of period available to apply for hardship payments; j) status of foreign proceedings; and k) Applicants' request for an extension of the stay of proceedings until October 29, 2010 — Court officer report

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#Sale

The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to 7522312 Canada Inc. Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment and satisfaction of closing conditions. Sealed: Confidential Appendix B to the Forty-Ninth Report.

Source: Relay Approval and Vesting Order

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The purpose of this Forty-Ninth Report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Ninth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of NNL's and NNTC's assets related to the wireless backhaul and multi-hop digital repeater/relay research and development program (the "Relay Program") pursuant to an Asset Sale Agreement dated June 17, 2010 (the "ASA"), amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the "Vendors") and 7522312 Canada Inc. (the "Purchaser") and certain other transaction documents (collectively, the "Successful Bid"), and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this forty-eighth report of the Monitor (“Forty-Eighth Report”) is to provide information to this Honourable Court with respect to the following: (a) the Applicants’ request for an Order approving a claims resolution process (“Claims Resolution Order”) whereby the Monitor, in conjunction with the Applicants, will determine Claims, as defined in the Claims Resolution Order, filed with the Monitor pursuant to the provisions of the Amended and Restated Claims Procedure Order dated July 30, 2009 (“Claims Procedure Order”) for voting and distribution purposes in relation to a plan of compromise or arrangement to be presented by the Applicants at a future date (the “Plan”); (b) the appointment of Donald Brenner QC, Bill Horton and Andrew Diamond as claims officers (“Claims Officers” and individually a “Claims Officer”) to assist in the determination of any disputed claims the Monitor may refer to any one of them — Court officer report

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The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ). Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting occurs upon delivery of a Monitor's Certificate confirming payment and satisfaction of closing conditions. Sealed: Confidential Appendix "B" to the Forty-Fifth Report.

Source: GSM GSM-R Remaining Contracts Approval and Vesting Order

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The purpose of this Forty-Seventh Report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Seventh Report") is to provide the Monitor's evidence and recommendation on the motion brought by Nortel Networks UK Pension Trust Limited (the "Trustee") and the Board of the Pension Protection Fund (the "PPF") seeking, inter alia, to lift the stay of proceedings granted to the Applicants in the Initial Order to allow the FSD Proceeding (as defined below) to "go forward as permitted proceedings" such that the FSD Proceeding shall not be null and void in Canada — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Forty-Fifth Report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Fifth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of Nortel's GSM infrastructure and solutions business as it relates to certain assigned contracts and related assets in the Caribbean and Latin America ("CALA'') region (the "Business") pursuant to an Asset Sale Agreement dated May 11, 2010 (the "CALA ASA"), amongst NNL, NNI, NN CALA (collectively, the "Main Sellers"), Nortel Networks de Guatemala, Ltda., N01iel Networks del Paraguay S.A., Nortel Networks de! Uruguay S.A., and Nortel Networks de Argentina S.A. (collectively, the "Other Sellers", and together with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers") and Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (pub!) ("Ericsson" or the "Purchaser") and certain other transaction documents (collectively, the "Successful Bid"), and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Forty-Sixth report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Sixth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of an Amendment to the Intellectual Property License Agreement and Transition Services Agreement amongst NNL, NNI and Hitachi, Ltd. ("Hitachi"), on its own behalf and on behalf of Hitachi Communication Technologies America, Jnc. dated as of May 3, 2010 (the "Amendment"), and to provide the Monitor's support thereof. The Amendment relates to an Intellectual Property License Agreement ("IPLA") between NNL and Hitachi dated December 8, 2009, and a Transition Services Agreement amongst NNL, NNI and Hitachi dated December 7, 2009, both of which were entered into in connection with the sale of Nortel's Next Generation Packet Core Network assets (the "NG-PC Business") to Hitachi pursuant to a Transaction Agreement amongst NNL, NNI and Hitachi dated October 25, 2009, as amended by an Amendment # 1 to the Transaction Agreement dated November 27, 2009, to, amongst other things, add NNTC (with NNL and NNI, the "Sellers;") as a seller thereunder — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Forty-Fourth Report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Fourth Report") is to provide information regarding, and the Monitor's support for, the Applicants' motion seeking approval of the transactions contemplated by: • a share purchase agreement dated April 21, 2010 (the "LGN Sale Agreement"), amongst NNL and Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (Publ) ("Ericsson") in respect of the sale of NNL's shares of LG-Nortel Co. Ltd. ("LGN"); and • a termination agreement dated April 21, 2010 (the "Termination Agreement") between LG Electronics Inc. ("LGE"), NNL and Nortel Networks Korea Limited ("NN Korea"); and to provide an update on certain matters relating to the CCAA proceedings — Court officer report

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The purpose of this forty-third report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Third Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at March 27, 2010; b) actual receipts and disbursements from January 3, 2010 to March 27, 2010; c) cash flow forecast for the period from March 28, 2010 to July 22, 2010; d) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); e) employee settlement status; f) status of Health and Welfare Trust; g) progress on restructuring; h) status of foreign proceedings; and i) Applicants' request for an extension of the stay of proceedings until July 22, 2010 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Forty-Second Report of the Monitor ("Forty-Second Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with: (a) information about the entering into of an amended and restated settlement agreement dated as of March 30, 2010 (the "Amended and Restated Settlement Agreement") among the Applicants, the Monitor, the Former Employee Representatives ( on their own behalf and on behalf of the parties they represent), the LTD Employee Representative ( on her own behalf and on behalf of the parties she represents), the Former Employees' Representative Counsel, the LTD Beneficiaries' Representative Counsel and the CAW (the "Settlement Parties") following issuance of this Honourable Court's reasons released March 26, 2010; and (b) the Monitor's recommendation for approval of the Amended and Restated Settlement Agreement and the making of the Settlement Approval Order in substantially the form as submitted by the Applicants and attached at Tab 5 of the within motion record (the "Settlement Approval Order") — Court officer report

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The purpose of this forty-first report of the Monitor ("Forty-First Report") is to advise this Honourable Court with respect to the following: (a) the Applicants' motion seeking an Order reducing the Directors and Officers ("D&O") charge granted pursuant to the provisions of the Initial Order from $90 million to $45 million and to provide the Monitor's support thereof; (b) the Applicants' motion seeking an Order to cap the permitted proven claims against the Applicants' directors and officers in respect of certain D&O liabilities and to provide the Monitor's support thereof; (c) the Applicants' request for an Order providing approval to enter: (i) into a trust indenture (the "Cascade Trust Indenture") in conjunction with NNI, establishing an indemnification trust in the amount of US $35 million (the "Trust") for the benefit of certain directors, officers and/or agents of certain non-filed direct or indirect subsidiaries of NNL (the "Beneficiaries"); and (ii) a related side agreement (the "Cascade Side Agreement" and together with the Cascade Trust Indenture the "Cascade Trust Documents") governing the ultimate allocation of the amounts contributed to the Trust by each of NNL and NNI; and ( d) the filing of a non-redacted copy of the Cascade Trust Indenture with this Honourable Court under seal — Court officer report

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The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to GENBAND Inc. Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting occurs upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction/waiver of closing conditions.

Source: CVAS Approval and Vesting Order

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This second supplement to the Thirty-Ninth Report of the Monitor ("Second Supplemental Thirty-Ninth Report") is provided in reference to the Monitor's Thirty­Ninth Report dated February 18, 2010 (the "Thirty-Ninth Report") and to the Notice Procedure Order granted by this Honourable Court on February 9, 2010 (the "Notice Procedure Order"). The purpose of this Second Supplemental Thirty-Ninth Report is to provide: (a) the Service List with notice of the Notices of Appearance received by the Monitor and its counsel, Goodmans LLP, on or before the Notice of Appearance Bar Date that have not subsequently been withdrawn; (b) an update on the notice and opposition process; (c) an update on discussions the Monitor has had with the one former employee who opted out of representation by the Former Employees' Representatives and the Former Employees' Representative Counsel; and (d) an update on inquiries the Monitor, its counsel and Settlement Representative Counsel have received relating to the Settlement from Affected Settlement Notice Parties — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Fortieth Report of the Monitor (the "Fortieth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of substantially all of Nortel's Carrier Voice and Application Solutions business (the "CVAS Business") pursuant to an asset sale agreement dated December 22, 2009 (the "GENBAND Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNT (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and GENBAND Inc ("GENBAND" or the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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This supplement to the Thirty-Ninth Report of the Monitor ("Supplemental Thirty­Ninth Report") is provided in reference to the Monitor's Thirty-Ninth Report dated February 18, 2010 (the "Thirty-Ninth Report"). The purpose of this Supplemental Thirty-Ninth Report is to provide: (a) copies of additional information the Monitor received from Mercer following issuance of the Thirty-Ninth Report regarding Canadian non-pension post­employment benefits and post-retirement benefits (collectively, the "Non-Pension Benefits"); (b) clarification on the summary table included m the Thirty-Ninth Report at paragraph 42; and (c) an update on inquiries the Monitor, its counsel and Settlement Representative Counsel have received relating to the Settlement from Affected Settlement Notice Parties — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Thirty-Ninth Report of the Monitor ("Thirty-Ninth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with: (a) information about the process leading up to the settlement (the "Settlement") reached among the Applicants, the Monitor, the Former Employee Representatives ( on their own behalf and on behalf of the parties they represent), the LTD Employee Representative ( on her own behalf and on behalf of the parties she represents), the Former Employees' Representative Counsel, the LTD Beneficiaries' Representative Counsel and the CAW (the "Settlement Parties") regarding certain issues related to, among other things, the Applicants' registered Pension Plans, certain employee benefits for Pensioners and LTD Beneficiaries among others (the "Benefits") and certain employment related issues; (b) an update on the Settlement notice process approved by Order of this Honourable Court dated February 9, 2010 (the "Notice Procedure Order"); (c) information concerning the Benefits and the Applicants' Health and Welfare Trust (the "HWT") to the extent relevant, including the manner and nature of payments, and the Applicants' Pension Plans; (d) an analysis of the Settlement and related documentation and the impact on applicable stakeholders; (e) information related to the Applicants' financial capacity to fulfil the terms of the Settlement; and (f) the Monitor's recommendation for approval of the Settlement and the making of the Settlement Approval Order in substantially the form as submitted by the Applicants (the "Settlement Approval Order") — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Thirty-Seventh report of the Monitor (the ''Thirty-Seventh Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information in connection with the following: a) the Nortel Special Incentive Plan; b) the Applicants' request for a court-ordered charge in the CCAA Proceedings relating lo certain amounts payable pursuant to the Nortel Special Incentive Plan; c) the Applicants' request for a Reserve Pool (defined later in this Report); d) the Applicants' request with respect to timing of the payment of certain amounts relating lo the 2009 KEIP and 2009 KERP (as defined later in this Report): and e) Applicants' request for the sealing or the Confidential Supplement to the Thirty-Seventh Report and attached appendices — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Thirty-Sixth Report of the Monitor ("Thirty-Sixth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking an Order (the "Notice Procedure Order") approving: • a service and notice process m respect of a settlement reached among the Applicants, the Monitor, the Settlement Employee Representatives ( on their own behalf and on behalf of the parties they represent), the Former Employees' Representative Counsel, LTD Beneficiaries' Representative Counsel and CAW (as subsequently defined) (collectively, the "Settlement Parties") for the benefit of the Applicants and all of their stakeholders regarding certain issues related to, among other things, the Applicants' pension plans, Health and Welfare Trust (the "HWT") and certain employment related issues (the "Settlement"); • the procedure for the filing of a notice of intent to appear and oppose the Settlement in a prescribed form; and • the setting of a bar date to file such notice of intent to appear and oppose the Settlement and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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This supplement to the thirty-fifth report of the Monitor ("Supplemental Thirty-Fifth Report") is provided in reference to the Monitor's Thirty-Fifth Report. The purpose of this Supplemental Thirty-Fifth Report is to provide additional information regarding the objections filed by the Joint Administrators on January 20, 2010, with respect to the Applicants' motion for approval of the CFSA, including certain information regarding amounts payable and receivable among certain Nortel entities pursuant to transfer pricing arrangements and distribution agreements (collectively "TPA") — Court officer report

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The purpose of this thirty-fifth report of the Monitor (the "Thirty-Fifth Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at January 2, 2010; b) actual receipts and disbursements from November 29, 2009 to January 2, 2010; c) cash flow forecast for the period from January 3 to April 24, 2010; d) Canadian Funding and Settlement Agreement ("CFSA"); e) advanced pricing agreement; f) NNI Loan Agreement; g) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSP A"); h) status of foreign proceedings; i) progress on restructuring; j) request for an extension of the stay of proceedings until April 23, 2010; and k) Advanced Pricing Agreement with Canada Revenue Agency — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Thirty-Fourth Report of the Monitor (the "Thirty-Fourth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking: • approval of an asset sale agreement dated December 22, 2009 (the "GENBAND Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and GENBAND Inc. ("GENBAND" or the "Purchaser") in respect of the sale of substantially all of the assets of Nortel's Carrier Voice and Application Solutions business (the "CV AS Business") as a "stalking horse" agreement; • a sealing order in respect of the exhibits and the Sellers Disclosure Schedule to the GENBAND Agreement for the reasons set out below; • approval of the Bidding Procedures; • approval of the terms and conditions of the Break-Up Fee and Expense Reimbursement (each as defined below); and • an order authorizing and directing NNC to pay 1/3 of the Incentive Fee and approving the Incentive Fee Side Letter, and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this thirty-third report of the Monitor (the "Thirty-Third Report") is to report on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at November 28, 2009; b) actual receipts and disbursements from October 4, 2009 to November 28, 2009; c) cash flow forecast for the period from November 29, 2009 to February 28, 2010; d) NNI Loan agreement; e) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); f) status of foreign proceedings; g) progress on restructuring; and h) request for an extension of the stay of proceedings to January 29, 2010 — Court officer report

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#Sale

The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ). Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting effective upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price, satisfaction/waiver of Article VIII conditions, and completion of the Transaction. Sealed: Confidential Appendix "C" to the Twenty-Ninth Report.

Source: GSM-GSM-R Business Approval and Vesting Order

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The purpose of this Thirtieth Report of the Monitor (the “Thirtieth Report”) is to seek the approval of this Honourable Court of the Asia Restructuring Agreement dated as of November 5, 2009 amongst the US Debtors, the Applicants, the EMEA Debtors and the APAC Entities (the “APAC Agreement”). The APAC Agreement is also subject to approval by the U.S. Court at a joint hearing that has been scheduled for December 2, 2009. A copy of the APAC Agreement is attached as Appendix “A” to this Thirtieth Report. Those entities from the Asian-Pacific (“APAC”) region participating in the APAC Agreement are listed in Schedule 4 to the APAC Agreement (the “APAC Entities”) — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Twenty-Eighth Report of the Monitor (the "Twenty-Eighth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of substantially all of Nortel's Metro Ethernet Networks business (the "MEN Business") pursuant to an amended and restated asset sale agreement dated November 24, 2009 (the "Ciena Final Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and Ciena Corporation ("Ciena" or the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Twenty-Ninth Report of the Monitor (the "Twenty-Ninth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of: • the sale of certain assets associated with Nortel's North American GSM and GSM-R Business (the "North American GSM Business") pursuant to an asset sale agreement dated November 24, 2009 (the "Ericsson Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNI and NNL (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Sellers") and Telefoneaktiebolaget L M Ericsson Publ ("Ericsson" or the "Purchaser"); and • a termination fee agreement dated November 24, 2009 (the "Termination Fee Agreement") between the Main Sellers and Ericsson; and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this thirty first report of the Monitor (the “Thirty-First Report”) is to seek the approval of this Honourable Court with respect to: a) a settlement and release agreement dated November 20, 2009 entered into between the Applicants, U.S. Debtors and Nortel Networks B.V., Nortel Networks (Ireland) Limited, Nortel Networks Hispania, Nortel Networks S.A. and NNUK (collectively the “EMEA Entities”) and the Joint Administrators, acting on behalf of the EMEA Entities (the Applicants, U.S. Debtors, and EMEA Entities are collectively referred to herein as “Nortel Entities”) with Flextronics Corporation (“FC”), Flextronics Telecom Systems Ltd. (“FTS”) and certain affiliates of FC and FTS that are signatories thereto (collectively “Flextronics”) (the “Settlement and Release Agreement”) (the Nortel Entities, Flextronics and the Joint Administrators are collectively referred to herein as the “Parties”); b) a side agreement dated November 20, 2009 entered into between the Nortel Entities and the Joint Administrators (the “Side Agreement “and together with the Settlement and Release Agreement the “Settlement Documents”); and c) filing of certain portions of the Settlement Documents under seal — Court officer report

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#Sale

The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to 561121 Ontario Inc. Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting effective upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction of Sale Agreement conditions. Sealed: Confidential Appendices A and C to the Twenty-Seventh Report.

Source: Approval of Sale of Strandherd Lands Order

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The purpose of this Twenty-Seventh Report of the Monitor ("Twenty-Seventh Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of vacant lands in Ottawa, Ontario (the "Lands") pursuant to an agreement of purchase and sale dated October 8, 2009 (the "Agreement"), between NNL and 561121 Ontario Inc. (the "Purchaser"), an affiliate of The Regional Group of Companies Inc. ("Regional"), and to provide the Monitor's support for the proposed transaction — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Twenty-Sixth Report of the Monitor (the "Twenty-Sixth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of Nortel's Next Generation Packet Core research and development activities (the "NG-PC Business") pursuant to a transaction agreement dated October 25, 2009 (the "Transaction Agreement"), amongst NNL, NNI ( collectively, the "Sellers") and Hitachi, Ltd.("Hitachi" or the "Purchaser") and certain other transaction documents (collectively, the "Successful Bid"), and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this twenty-fifth report of the Monitor (the "Twenty-Fifth Report") is to report on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at October 3, 2009; b) actual receipts and disbursements from July I 2, 2009 to October 3, 2009; c) cash flow forecast for the period from October 4, 2009 to December 31, 2009; d) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); e) update on the CCAA claims process; f) status of foreign proceedings; g) the Applicants' progress on restructuring; and h) the Applicants' request for an extension of the stay of proceedings to December 18, 2009 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this twenty-fourth Report of the Monitor ("Twenty-Fourth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of: • an asset sale agreement dated October 7, 2009 (the "Ciena Agreement") amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and Ciena Corporation ("Ciena" or the "Purchaser") in respect of the sale of substantially all of the Metro Ethernet Networks business (the "MEN Business") as a "stalking horse" agreement; • a sealing order in respect of the exhibits and sellers disclosure schedules (the "Sellers Disclosure Schedules") to the Ciena Agreement for the reasons set out below; • the Bidding Procedures (as defined below); • the terms and conditions of the Break-Up Fee and Expense Reimbursement (as defined below); and • a letter of intent (the "Montreal LOI") between NNL and Breof/Belmont Ban G.P. Limited (the "Montreal Landlord"), with respect to the amendment of the current lease agreement in respect of certain property located in St. Laurent, Quebec (the "Montreal Premises"), which property is currently utilized in connection with the MEN Business; and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this twenty-second report of the Monitor (the “Twenty-Second Report”) is to provide this Honourable Court with an update with respect to the following matters: a) approval of a vesting order for the sale of certain fixed assets located at Nortel’s head office in Etobicoke, Ontario; b) approval of the execution of a lease termination agreement and new lease agreement between NNL and the landlord at Nortel's head office, including approval of an undertaking by NNL to not repudiate the new lease; c) status of the Compensation Claims process; d) interim results of the employee hardship program; e) activities arising from various representative counsel orders including notices and receipt of opt-out letters; and f) update on other proceedings — Court officer report

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The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Avaya Inc. Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting effective upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of purchase price and satisfaction of closing conditions. Sealed: Confidential Appendix "D" to the Twentieth Report.

Source: Approval and Vesting Order Enterprise Solutions Business

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The purpose of this Twentieth Report of the Monitor (the "Twentieth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of the Applicants' Enterprise Solutions business (the "Business") pursuant to an amended and restated asset and share sale agreement dated September 14, 2009 (the "Avaya Final ASSA"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers"), Avaya Inc. ("Avaya" or the "Purchaser") and, for the purposes of certain provisions only, certain of the EMEA Debtors, NN Israel and certain affiliates of the EMEA Debtors (collectively, the "EMEA Sellers") and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this nineteenth report of the Monitor (the ''Nineteenth Report") is to update and report to this Honourable court on: a) the status of the Applicants' restructuring initiatives; b) changes to the Applicants' corporate governance; and c) the motion seeking the approval of this Honourable Court for expanding the powers and duties of the Monitor to permit it to undertake activities necessary to oversee and continue the administration of the Applicants' restructuring — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Eighteenth Report of the Monitor ("Eighteenth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of: • an asset and share sale agreement dated July 20, 2009 (the "Avaya Agreement") amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers"), Avaya Inc. ("Avaya" or the "Purchaser") and, for the purposes of certain provisions only, certain of the EMEA Debtors, NN Israel and certain affiliates of the EMEA Debtors (collectively, the "EMEA Sellers") in respect of the sale of the Enterprise Solutions business (the "Business") as a "stalking horse" agreement; • a sealing order in respect of the exhibits and schedules to the Avaya Agreement for the reasons set out below; • the Bidding Procedures; • the terms and conditions of the Break-Up Fee and Expense Reimbursement (as defined below); • the Side Agreement (as defined below) amongst the Main Sellers and the EMEA Sellers; and • to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ). Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction/waiver of closing conditions. Sealed: confidential appendices to the Seventeenth Report.

Source: Ericsson Approval & Vesting Order

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The purpose of this Seventeenth Report of the Monitor (the "Seventeenth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of certain of Nortel's CDMA and LTE Access assets (the "Business") pursuant to an asset sale agreement dated July 24, 2009 (the "Successful Bid") between NNC, NNI and NNL and certain of their affiliates (the "Sellers") and Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)("Ericsson" or the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Sixteenth report of the Monitor (the "Sixteenth Report") is to report on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at July 11, 2009; b) actual receipts and disbursements from June 7, 2009 to July 11, 2009; c) cash flow forecast for the period from July 12, 2009 to October 31, 2009; d) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); e) the Applicants' request for an Order approving a process whereby the Applicants will call for certain claims of their creditors and establish a bar date by which such claims must be filed; f) representative counsel matters; g) the establishment of an application process for hardship payments relating to Canadian resident former employees; h) status of foreign proceedings; i) the Applicants' progress on restructuring; and j) the Applicants' request for an extension of the stay of proceedings to October 30, 2009 — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Fifteenth report of the Monitor (the "Fifteenth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with an update in respect of the following: a) Nortel's consolidated cash position and liquidity as at June 6, 2009; b) actual receipts and disbursements from April 12, 2009 to June 6, 2009; c) background and current status of GSPA and other intercompany transactions; d) the Interim Funding and Settlement Agreement among the Applicants, U.S. Debtors and EMEA Debtors; e) cash flow forecast for the period June 7, 2009 to September 30, 2009; f) amendments to Export Development Canada ("EDC") Facility and EDC Charge; g) update on other insolvency proceedings; and h) update on Nortel's restructuring efforts — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Fourteenth Report of the Monitor (the "Fourteenth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of: • an agreement amongst NNC, NNL and NNI and certain of their affiliates (the "Sellers") and Nokia Siemens Networks B.V. ("Nokia Siemens" or the "Purchaser") in respect of the sale of certain CDMA and L TE assets as a "stalking horse" agreement; • the Bidding Procedures; • authorizing and approving the terms and conditions of the Break-Up Fee and Expense Reimbursement; and • to provide the Monitor's support thereof — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Thirteenth Report of the Monitor (the "Thirteenth Report") is to: a ) provide information regarding the Company's motion with respect to the settlement of certain issues between Flextronics Telecom Systems Ltd.("FTS") and Flextronics Corporation ("FC") (which together with their affiliates are referred to herein as "Flextronics") on the one hand and Nortel on the other as reflected in a settlement agreement (the "Settlement Agreement") and side letter (the "Side Letter") entered into between theses parties as of May 22, 2009 ( collectively referred to as the "Settlement Documents"). b) provide information regarding the Company's motion and the motion of certain plaintiffs with respect to the applicability of the stay of proceedings as against the D&O Defendants in respect of the BRISA Litigation — Court officer report

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The purpose of this tenth report of the Monitor (the "Tenth Report") is to address the Company's motion with respect to: a) seeking this Honourable Court's advice and direction in the determination of an appropriate transfer ratio (the "Transfer Ratio"), as defined in the Pensions Benefits Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.8 (the "PBA") and the regulations thereto (the "Regulations"); and b) applying the Transfer Ratio, without filing updated actuarial reports with the Superintendent of Financial Services Commission of Ontario (the "Superintendent"), to the beneficiaries' requests for commuted value transfer payments from the Nortel Networks Negotiated Pension Plan (the "Negotiated Plan") and the Nortel Networks Limited Managerial and Non-Negotiated Pension Plan (the ''Non-Negotiated Plan" and, with the Negotiated Plan, the "Plans") — Court officer report

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The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to The City of Calgary. Closing terms, as extracted: Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price, satisfaction/waiver of closing conditions, and completion of the Transaction. Sealed: Confidential Appendix "A" to the Ninth Report.

Source: Westwinds Facility Sale Approval and Vesting Order

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The purpose of this eighth report of the Monitor (the "Eighth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with an update in respect of the following: a) operations update; b) other insolvency proceedings update; c) cash position, performance and cash flow forecast; d) progress on restructuring initiatives; e) Group Supplier Protocol Arrangements; f) Export Development Canada Facility; g) NNI Loan; h) stakeholder matters; i) motions for the appointment of representative counsel and payment motions; and j) request for an extension to the stay of proceedings — Court officer report

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The purpose of this Seventh Report of the Monitor ("Seventh Report") is to comment, in the context of the Applicants' CCAA proceeding, on: a) motions by various representatives for the appointment of several different firms as representative counsel for unionized and non-unionized, active and severed employees and retirees. The proposed representative counsel are: • Koskie Minsky LLP ("Koskie Minsky") who are seeking to represent all former employees, including pensioners of the Applicants or any person claiming an interest under or on behalf of such former employee or pensioners and surviving spouses in receipt of a pension from the Applicants. We understand approximately 2,000 people have retained Koskie Minsky; • Nelligan O'Brien Payne LLP and Shibley Righton LLP ("Nelligan Shibley") who are seeking to be co-counsel to represent all former non-unionized employees, terminated either prior to or after the CCAA filing date, to whom the Applicants owe severance and/or pay in lieu of reasonable notice, as well as continuing employees. We understand approximately 460 people have retained Nelligan Shibley and a further 106 have retained McLeod Dixon LLP, who has agreed to work with Nelligan Shibley; • Juroviesky and Ricci LLP ("J&R") who are seeking to represent terminated employees or any person claiming an interest under or on behalf of former employees. We understand approximately 120 people have retained J&R; and • Lewis Gottheil, in-house legal counsel for the National Automobile, Aerospace, Transportation and General Workers Union of Canada ("CAW-Canada") who are seeking to represent all retirees of the Applicants who were formerly members of one of the CAW union locals when they were employees. We understand approximately 600 people have retained CAW-Canada. b) motions by certain of the above representatives with respect to the payment of post­ employment benefits. The motions are outlined below: • The representatives who have put forward Koskie Minsky as proposed representative counsel have filed a motion seeking an Order that the Applicants pay termination, severance, vacation pay and amounts equivalent to the continuation of benefit plans during relevant notice periods as well as recommence periodic or lump sum payments owing pursuant to statutory and contractual obligations entered into by the Applicants and affected former employees including the Transitional Retirement Allowance and any pension benefit payments former employees are entitled to receive in excess of the registered pension plans; and • The representatives who have put forward CAW-Canada as proposed representative counsel have filed a motion seeking an Order that the Applicants recommence certain periodic and lump sum payments that are claimed to be owing under the collective bargaining agreement between CAW-Canada and the Applicants — Court officer report

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The purpose of this sixth report of the Monitor (the "Sixth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information in connection with the Applicants' motion seeking this Honourable Court's approval of the following: a) An amended and restated loan agreement dated as of March 27, 2009 (the "Amended NNI Loan Agreement") among Nortel Networks Inc. ("NNI"), as lender, NNL as borrower and NNC and the other Applicants as guarantors; b) Certain amendments to the Amended and Restated Initial Order in connection with the Amended NNI Loan Agreement; and c) Expanding the Inter-company Charge in the Amended and Restated Initial Order to include post filing advances made by NNL to NNTC — Court officer report

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a) Commencement of insolvency proceedings; b) Stabilization of operations; c) Consolidated cash position and liquidity as at January 30, 2009; d) Financial performance and cash flow projections; e) Export Development Canada facility; f) Carling Facility; g) Cost saving initiatives; h) Preparation of business plan and restructuring plan; i) Annual Incentive Plan ("AIP") and Global Sales Incentive Plan ("SIP"); j) Request for approval of the Patent Award and Incentive Program; k) Clarification of D&O Trust amount as presented in the Doolittle Affidavit; l) Relief from the holding of Nortel's annual shareholders meetings; and m) Request for an extension of the stay of proceedings — Cash-flow statement

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Ernst & Young Inc. was appointed as the trustee in bankruptcy of The Royal Crest Lifecare Group Inc., General background; Overview of operations and interdependencies; Legal entity structure; Nortel’s operational transformation; Research and development (“R&D”) expenditures and transfer pricing adjustments; Financial overview o Debt structure; o Export Development Canada; o Pension and other post retirement plans; Cash position and liquidity; Efforts to refinance; Sale and divestiture efforts; Formal insolvency proceedings; Overview of the 13 week cash flow forecast; Flextronics Amending Agreement; Charges and financial thresholds in the draft Initial Order and employee and director matters; o Administrative charge; o Directors and Officers’ trust and charge; o EDC Charge; o Inter-Company payments, Inter-Company charge and GSPA o Carling Facility charge; o Sales of assets; o Creditor notification; IP and KEIP; Directors’ remuneration; Restructuring alternatives; and Conclusions and recommendations — Cash-flow statement

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Bench and counselPer the orders and service lists on the record

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Justice MorawetzOntario Superior Court of Justice138 orders, Jan 2009 – Nov 2021130 cases on record
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Justice KearnsOntario Superior Court of Justice3 orders, Oct 20131 case on record
Justice GoudgeCourt of Appeal for Ontario2 orders, Jun 2013 – Nov 20131 case on record
Justice JurianszCourt of Appeal for Ontario2 orders, Jun 2013 – Nov 20131 case on record
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Counsel of record

PartyCounselFirst seenSource
MonitorEYGoodmans LLP · Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP
Previously Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (last seen 8 Jun 2015) · Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP (last seen 27 Jun 2014; now Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP) · Chaitons LLP (last seen 6 Feb 2009)
6 Feb 2009Service list · 11 Dec 2024
ReceiverBDO Canada LimitedFogler, Rubinoff LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
ApplicantNortel Networks CorporationBlake, Cassels & Graydon LLP · Hamilton LLP · Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP
Previously Torys LLP (last seen 8 Nov 2021) · Shibley Righton LLP (last seen 21 Feb 2017) · Aird & Berlis LLP (last seen 1 Aug 2016) · Stikeman Elliott LLP (last seen 12 Jun 2015) · Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP (last seen 2 Jan 2014) · Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP (last seen 29 Oct 2013; now Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP) · Goodmans LLP (last seen 9 Oct 2013) · Templeman Menninga LLP (last seen 6 Nov 2012) · Norton Rose Or LLP (last seen 23 Aug 2011; now Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP) · Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP (last seen 20 Dec 2010) · Ogilvy Renault LLP (last seen 15 Dec 2010; now Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP) · Lax O'Sullivan Scott LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010; now Lax O'Sullivan Lisus Gottlieb LLP) · Davis LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010; now Dla Piper LLP) · Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP (last seen 24 Feb 2010) · Nortel Canadian Continuing Employees SHIBLEY RIGHT ON LLP (last seen 14 Sep 2009)
14 Jan 2009Service list · 11 Dec 2024
Creditor180 Market Portfolio IncScarfone Hawkins LLP9 Feb 2013Service list · 9 Feb 2013
Creditor2058756 Ontario LtdMiller Thomson LLP13 Sep 2011Factum · 13 Sep 2011
CreditorABN AMRO Bank N.VBorden Ladner Gervais LLP · Lang Michener LLP (now McMillan LLP)1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
Creditoractive and transferred employees of Norte! CanadaShibley Righton LLP22 Jul 2014Factum · 22 Jul 2014
Creditoractive and transferred employees of Nortel CanadaShibley Righton LLP3 Jan 2014Factum · 3 Jan 2014
CreditorAd Hoc Group of BondholdersBennett Jones LLP11 Mar 2015Factum · 11 Mar 2015
CreditorAETL Testing, IncNelligan O'Brien Payne LLP
Previously Aird & Berlis LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorAlgo Communication Products LtdLang Michener LLP (now McMillan LLP)1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorAlgonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School BoardStikeman Elliott LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
Creditorall active and retired Nortel employees represented by the CAW-CanadaThornton Grout Finnigan LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
Creditorall active and retired Nortel employees represented by the UniforSiskinds LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorAlvarion LtdBlaney McMurtry LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorAmphenol CorporationAird & Berlis LLP
Previously Gardiner Roberts LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010)
27 Sep 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorAndrew, LLCGowling WLG (Canada) LLP
Previously Aird & Berlis LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorApex Logistics IncMcMillan LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorApple IncTempleman Menninga LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorAshley J. TaylorStikeman Elliott LLP6 Mar 2013Application · 6 Mar 2013
CreditorAvaya IncBlake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Previously McCarthy Tétrault LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010) · Sack Goldblatt Mitchell LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010; now Goldblatt Partners LLP)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorBank of New York MellonBryan Cave LLP · Latham & Watkins LLP · McMillan LLP · Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP1 Mar 2010Application · 1 Sep 2013
CreditorBank of New York Mellon, as IndentureMcMillan LLP · Lax O'Sullivan Scott Lisus LLP1 Jun 2011Order · 27 Aug 2013
CreditorBelden (Canada) IncStikeman Elliott LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorBelden CDT (Canada) IncStikeman Elliott LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorBell CanadaBorden Ladner Gervais LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorBoard of Directors of Nortel Networks Corporation and Nortel Networks LimitedOsler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP22 May 2012Factum · 22 May 2012
CreditorBoard of the UK Pension Protection Fund and Nortel Networks UK Pension Trust LimitedThornton Grout Finnigan LLP16 Jan 2015Application · 16 Jan 2015
CreditorBoards of Directors of Nortel Networks Corporation and Nortel Networks LimitedNorton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP
Previously Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010) · Goodmans LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorBondholder GroupBennett Jones LLP25 Jun 2015Application · 25 Jun 2015
CreditorBrookfield LePage Johnson Controls Facility Management ServicesMcMillan LLP · Davis LLP (now Dla Piper LLP)1 Mar 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorCanadianGoodmans LLP · Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP · Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP (now Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP)16 May 2013Application · 27 Feb 2015
CreditorCanadian ' CommitteeRothstein LLP5 Jun 2013Factum · 5 Jun 2013
CreditorCanadian Autoworkers UnionCAW-CANADA Legal Department · Rothstein LLP1 Jun 2011Order · 27 Aug 2013
CreditorCanadian Autoworkers Union - Locals 112 and 444CAW-CANADA Legal Department9 Feb 2013Service list · 9 Feb 2013
CreditorCanadian Former Employees and DisabledKoskie Minsky LLP15 Jul 2014Factum · 15 Jul 2014
CreditorCanadinnGoodmans LLP26 Aug 2015Order · 26 Aug 2015
CreditorCertain Former Employees and CertainKoskie Minsky LLP5 Oct 2011Factum · 5 Oct 2011
CreditorCertain Former Employees of NortelKoskie Minsky LLP14 Apr 2009Factum · 14 Apr 2009
CreditorChartis Insurance Company of CanadaDewart Gleason LLP9 Jan 2013Application · 9 Jan 2013
CreditorChartis Insurance Company of Canada IncStikeman Elliott LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorChief Restructuring OfficerThornton Grout Finnigan LLP9 Feb 2013Service list · 9 Feb 2013
CreditorCiena CorporationMcCarthy Tétrault LLP
Previously Stikeman Elliott LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorCitibankAird & Berlis LLP
Previously Blaney McMurtry LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorCnadian Former Employees and Dise t ooe pe psnedKoskie Minsky LLP21 Feb 2017Factum · 21 Feb 2017
CreditorCommitteeAkin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP5 Jan 2010Affidavit · 5 Jan 2010
CreditorCommunication, Energy and Paperworkers Union of CanadaCassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
Previously Nelligan O'Brien Payne LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorComputershare Trust Company of CanadaDla Piper LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorConflicts Administrator of Nortel Networks S.ABennett Jones LLP · Stikeman Elliott LLP15 Jul 2015Factum · 24 Aug 2015
CreditorCraig J. HillBorden Ladner Gervais LLP9 Feb 2013Service list · 9 Feb 2013
CreditorCurrent and Former Employees of Nortel Networks IncLax O'Sullivan Scott Lisus LLP
Previously McCarthy Tétrault LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010) · Torys LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
Creditordated December 17, 2010 FACTUMShibley Righton LLP17 Dec 2010Factum · 17 Dec 2010
CreditorDennis F. Dunne Thomas R. KrellerAllen & Overy LLP27 Aug 2013Order · 27 Aug 2013
CreditorDissenting LTD BeneficiariesAvocats ROCHON GENOVA LLP30 Mar 2010Factum · 30 Mar 2010
CreditorDissenting LTD Beneficiaries IN M C C EDAvocats ROCHON GENOVA LLP29 Nov 2010Application · 29 Nov 2010
CreditorEdmund FitzgeraldMcCarthy Tétrault LLP
Previously Sack Goldblatt Mitchell LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010; now Goldblatt Partners LLP)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorEnbridge Gas Distribution IncAird & Berlis LLP · Nelligan O'Brien Payne LLP27 Sep 2010Factum · 1 Jun 2011
CreditorExpertech Network Installation IncBlaney McMurtry LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorExport Development CanadaThornton Grout Finnigan LLP
Previously Goodmans LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorFacsimileMcCLOY LLP27 Aug 2013Order · 27 Aug 2013
CreditorFifth Third BankBlake, Casselsand Graydon LLP9 Feb 2013Service list · 9 Feb 2013
CreditorFlextronics InternationalCurtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP
Previously Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorFlextronics International EmailLerners LLP27 Sep 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorFlextronics Telecom Systems LtdMiller Thomson LLP
Previously Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorFormer and Disabled Canadian EmployeesKoskie Minsky LLP27 Aug 2013Order · 27 Aug 2013
CreditorFormer and Disabled Employees of NortelKoskie Minsky LLP8 Feb 2013Application · 8 Feb 2013
CreditorFormer Directors and Officers of Nortel Networks Corporation and Nortel Networks LimitedOsler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP25 Feb 2013Factum · 25 Feb 2013
CreditorFormer Employees and DisabledKoskie Minsky LLP30 Mar 2010Affidavit · 30 Mar 2010
CreditorFormer Employees and Disabled Andrea McKinnon (LSUC# 55900A)Koskie Minsky LLP31 Mar 2010Application · 31 Mar 2010
CreditorFormer Employees and Disabled EmployeesKoskie Minsky LLP31 Mar 2010Application · 31 Mar 2010
CreditorFormer Employees of NortelKoskie Minsky LLP21 Jul 2009Application · 21 Jul 2009
CreditorFormer Employees of Nortel and the Represented LTD BeneficiariesKoskie Minsky LLP28 Feb 2010Affidavit · 28 Feb 2010
CreditorFormer Employees of Nortel Lawyers for the LTD BeneficiariesMiller Thomson LLP27 Sep 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorFormer Employees' CounselKoskie Minsky LLP7 May 2010Factum · 7 May 2010
CreditorFrank Andrew DunnMcCarthy Tétrault LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorGENBAND IncStikeman Elliott LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorGeneral Electric Canada Equipment Finance G.PGowling WLG (Canada) LLP
Previously Davis LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010; now Dla Piper LLP)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorGFI INC., a division of Thomas & Betts Manufacturing IncNelligan O'Brien Payne LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorHer Majesty the Queen in right of Ontario, as represented by the Ministry of the EnvironmentCrown Law Office28 May 2012Factum · 28 May 2012
CreditorHitachi Communications Technologies, LtdThornton Grout Finnigan LLP
Previously Torys LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorHuawei Technologies CoDla Piper LLP
Previously Aird & Berlis LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorIBM Canada LimitedChaitons LLP · Rothstein LLP6 Feb 2009Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorIndiana Electrical Workers Pension Trust Fund IBEW, Laborers Local 100 and 397 Pension FundBorden Ladner Gervais LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorInformal NortelBennett Jones LLP22 Aug 2009Factum · 22 Aug 2009
CreditorInformal Nortel Noteholder GroupBennett Jones LLP · McCLOY LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorInformal Noteholders GroupBennett Jones LLP2 Mar 2010Factum · 2 Mar 2010
CreditorIron Mountain Canada Corporation and Iron Mountain Information Management, IncNelligan O'Brien Payne LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorJabil Circuit IncMcCarthy Tétrault LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorJennifer StamGowling WLG (Canada) LLP9 Feb 2013Service list · 9 Feb 2013
CreditorJoint AdministratorsHughes Hubbard & Reed LLP28 Aug 2015Factum · 28 Aug 2015
CreditorJoint Administrators of NortelDavies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP6 Jun 2011Factum · 6 Jun 2011
CreditorJoint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK LimitedDavies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP · McMillan LLP
Previously Lax O'Sullivan Scott Lisus LLP (last seen 7 May 2013)
13 Jan 2011Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorKrnst dk Young IncGoodmans LLP8 Nov 2011Order · 8 Nov 2011
CreditorLaw Debenture Trust Company of New YorkHogan Lovells International LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorLaw Debenture Trust Company of New York, IndentureEr Gervais LLP · ERVAIS LLP22 Jun 2015Application · 23 Jun 2015
CreditorLaw Debenture Trust Company of New York,IndentureBorden Ladner Gervais LLP8 Jun 2015Factum · 8 Jun 2015
CreditorLenovo (Singapore) PteDla Piper LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorLG Electronics IncChaitons LLP
Previously Miller Thomson LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorLøw Debențure Trust CompanyThornton Grout Finnigan LLP9 Oct 2013Order · 9 Oct 2013
CreditorLTD BeneficiariesMiller Thomson LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorLTD Beneficiaries in respect of the disribution of the corpus of the HealthSack Goldblatt Mitchell LLP (now Goldblatt Partners LLP)17 Dec 2010Factum · 17 Dec 2010
CreditorLTD Beneficiaries' CounselKoskie Minsky LLP7 May 2010Factum · 7 May 2010
CreditorLucescuFogler, Rubinoff LLP · Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorMatlinPatterson Global Advisers LLCBlake, Cassels & Graydon LLP31 Jul 2009Affidavit · 31 Jul 2009
CreditorMatlinPatterson Global Advisers LLC, MatlinPatterson Global Opportunities Partners III L.PVincent Dagenais Gibson LLP
Previously Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorMicrosoft CorporationAird & Berlis LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorMicrosoft Corporation Lawyers for Andrew, LLCAird & Berlis LLP27 Sep 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorMorneau Shepell LimitedStikeman Elliott LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorMorneau Shepell Ltd., as administrator of the Nortel Canada registered pension plansMcCarthy Tétrault LLP27 Aug 2013Order · 27 Aug 2013
CreditorMorneau Sobeco Limited PartnershipRothstein LLP1 Jun 2011Factum · 1 Jun 2011
CreditorNokia Siemens Networks B.VTorys LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorNorpax LLC and RPX CorporationTempleman Menninga LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorNorthern Trust Company, CanadaBlake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Previously Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (last seen 2 Mar 2013) · Avocats ROCHON GENOVA LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010)
27 Sep 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorNorthstar Board of DirectorsWeirFoulds LLP9 Feb 2013Service list · 9 Feb 2013
CreditorObjecting LTD BeneficiariesBarristers · Avocats Suite · Avocats ROCHON GENOVA LLP27 Apr 2010Application · 26 May 2010
CreditorObjecting LTD Beneficiaries Lawyers for the Objecting LTD BeneficiariesAvocats ROCHON GENOVA LLP23 Apr 2010Application · 23 Apr 2010
CreditorOfficial Comimittee of Unsecured of Norte Networks Inc., et alFraser Milner Casgrain LLP (now Dentons Canada LLP)26 Jun 2009Factum · 26 Jun 2009
CreditorOfficial CommitteeAkin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP6 Aug 2015Application · 6 Aug 2015
CreditorOfficial Committee of UnsecuredAkin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP · Miller Thomson LLP
Previously Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010; now Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP) · Lerners LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorOfficial Committee of Unsecured of Nortel Networks IncCassels Brock & Blackwell LLP29 Jul 2016Factum · 29 Jul 2016
CreditorOfficial Committee of Unsecured of Nortel Networks Inc., et alCassels Brock & Blackwell LLP27 May 2015Application · 27 May 2015
CreditorOpposing LTD BeneficiariesBarristers · Avocats Toronto, Ontario M5H29 Nov 2010Application · 29 Nov 2010
CreditorOpposing LTD EmployeesHamilton LLP
Previously Avocats ROCHON GENOVA LLP (last seen 28 Feb 2010)
28 Feb 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorPerot Systems CorporationAird & Berlis LLP
Previously Davis LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010; now Dla Piper LLP) · McMillan LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorPrudential Insurance Company of America U.SLerners LLP
Previously Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorRecently Severed Canadian Nortel Employees CommitteeShibley Righton LLP
Previously Arthur O. Jacques Thomas McRae (last seen 27 Sep 2010) · Lavery, De Billy, LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorRECORD (Sealing Order)Chaitons LLP10 Mar 2016Application · 10 Mar 2016
CreditorRegie des Rentes du QuebecAird & Berlis LLP
Previously Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010)
27 Sep 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorRequest Asset SalesLazard and Global IP Law Group13 Sep 2013Application · 13 Sep 2013
CreditorRichards, Layton & Finger, P.AMorris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell LLP27 Aug 2013Order · 27 Aug 2013
CreditorRight Management IncAird & Berlis LLP · Gardiner Roberts LLP27 Sep 2010Factum · 1 Jun 2011
CreditorRoyal Bank of CanadaMcMillan LLP · Davis LLP (now Dla Piper LLP)1 Mar 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorRoyal Trust CompanyMcCarthy Tétrault LLP9 Jan 2014Order · 9 Jan 2014
CreditorRyan Blaine BennettEllis LLP19 Feb 2013Application · 19 Feb 2013
CreditorSanmina SCI CorporationKatten Muchin Rosenman LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorSecurities Litigation LeadFasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP26 Apr 2017Factum · 26 Apr 2017
CreditorSidney Street Properties CorpProfessional Corporation29 Apr 2011Affidavit · 29 Apr 2011
CreditorSNMP Research InternationalChaitons LLP25 Feb 2015Factum · 25 Feb 2015
CreditorSNMP Research International, IncChaitons LLP26 Oct 2011Order · 26 Oct 2011
CreditorSNMP Research, Inc. and SNMP Research International, IncChaitons LLP8 Aug 2016Factum · 8 Aug 2016
CreditorSteering Committee of Nortel January 14, 2009Shibley Righton LLP20 Apr 2009Application · 20 Apr 2009
CreditorSteering Committee of RecentlyShibley Righton LLP20 Apr 2009Application · 20 Apr 2009
CreditorSteering Committee of Recently Severed Canadian Nortel EmployeesCassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
Previously Nelligan O'Brien Payne LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorSuperintendent of Financial Services asRothstein LLP15 Jul 2014Factum · 15 Jul 2014
CreditorSuperintendent of Financial Services as Administrator of the Pension Benefits Guarantee FundKoskie Minsky LLP27 May 2009Affidavit · 27 May 2009
CreditorSydney Street Properties CorpAird & Berlis LLP27 Sep 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorTata Consultancy Services Limited and Tata America International CorporationMcMillan LLP
Previously Aird & Berlis LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010) · Lang Michener LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010; now McMillan LLP)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorTeamsters Quebec LocalAird & Berlis LLP27 Sep 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorTeamsters Quebec Local 1999Nelligan O'Brien Payne LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorTel-e Connect Systems LtdMcCarthy Tétrault LLP
Previously Nelligan O'Brien Payne LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorTelefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ)McCarthy Tétrault LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorTellabs, IncBarristers & Solicitors Brookfield Place · Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP
Previously Lax O'Sullivan Scott Lisus LLP (last seen 1 Sep 2013) · Bryan Cave LLP (last seen 8 Feb 2013) · Aird & Berlis LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010)
3 Mar 2009Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorTelmar Network Technology, IncGowling WLG (Canada) LLP
Previously Latham & Watkins LLP (last seen 1 Sep 2013) · Bryan Cave LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010) · Miller Thomson LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010) · Macleod Dixon LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010; now Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorTexas Landlords to Nortel Networks IncGowling Lafleur Henderson LLP (now Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP)
Previously Lavery, De Billy, LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorU.KBorden Ladner Gervais LLP
Previously Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP (last seen 14 Apr 2010)
14 Apr 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorU.SMorris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell LLP28 Jul 2015Application · 28 Jul 2015
CreditorUK Pension Protection Fund and Nortel NetworksThornton Grout Finnigan LLP18 Dec 2014Application · 18 Dec 2014
CreditorUK Pension Protection Fund and Nortel Networks UK Pension Trust LimitedHogan Lovells International LLP · Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP
Previously Atlantic House Holborn Viaduct London EC1A2FG United Kingdom (last seen 16 Jul 2015) · Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP (last seen 1 Jun 2011)
23 Feb 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorUK Pensions RegulatorBorden Ladner Gervais LLP23 Feb 2010Factum · 23 Feb 2010
CreditorVerint Americas IncMcMillan LLP1 Mar 2010Service list · 1 Mar 2010
CreditorVerizon Communications IncMinden Gross LLP
Previously Gardiner Roberts LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorWestcon GroupGowling WLG (Canada) LLP
Previously Minden Gross LLP (last seen 1 Mar 2010)
1 Mar 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorWestcon Group Lawyers for Verizon Communications IncGowling Lafleur Henderson LLP (now Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP)27 Sep 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorWilliam ADla Piper LLP
Previously Lax O'Sullivan Scott LLP (last seen 27 Sep 2010; now Lax O'Sullivan Lisus Gottlieb LLP)
27 Sep 2010Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorWilmington TrustDentons Canada LLP11 Dec 2024Service list · 11 Dec 2024
CreditorWilmington Trust, NationalHeenan Blaikie LLP4 Mar 2013Affidavit · 4 Mar 2013
CreditorWilmington Trust, National AssociationDentons Canada LLP11 Mar 2015Factum · 11 Mar 2015
CreditorWilmington Trust, National Association, on AppealDentons Canada LLP11 Mar 2015Factum · 11 Mar 2015
CreditorWipro LimitedMcCarthy Tétrault LLP27 Sep 2010Service list · 27 Sep 2010
CreditorWireless (TX) L.PBarristers & Solicitors Brookfield Place
Previously McMillan LLP (last seen 13 Jun 2019)
13 Jun 2019Service list · 11 Dec 2024
Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
USD · stated amounts, drawn to scale
GBP · stated amounts, drawn to scale
Priority classCreditorAmountSource
UnsecuredNortel Networks (UK) Limited (NNUK)Transfer pricing claim against NNL - US$1,351,000,000.00 (principal US$1,083,000,000.00 + interest US$268,000,000.00). Distinct claim head; note the GBP42,572,949.28 transfer-pricing set-off reversal is separately reflected in the loan-claim buildup above (do not double-count that component). Creditor-asserted, disputed; NNUK's best current estimate. — debtor: Nortel Networks Limited (NNL) · as of 14 Jan 2009$1.35B USDEMEA Claims
UnsecuredNortel Networks (UK) Limited (NNUK)Claim for amounts contractually owing under the interest-free NNUK-to-NNL loan facilities: GBP489,253,803.87 (principal, no interest component). Pleaded in the ALTERNATIVE as setting-aside/restitution on a proprietary basis, equitable compensation, unconscionable receipt, and transaction at an undervalue, each GBP609,760,299.79 (principal GBP489,253,804.01 + interest GBP120,506,495.78), plus equitable account of profits and value of eroded non-trading tax losses stated as 'to be assessed'/'as yet to be ascertained'. These are ALTERNATIVE remedies for the SAME loan claim - do not sum. NNUK stat · as of 14 Jan 2009$489M GBPEMEA Claims
UnsecuredNortel Networks (UK) Limited (NNUK)Project Swift claim - the transaction by which NNL purportedly reduced its Interest-Free Loan indebtedness by transferring subsidiaries to NNUK. Pleaded in the alternative as setting-aside/restitution, equitable compensation, unconscionable receipt and transaction at an undervalue, each GBP349,793,039.00 (principal GBP327,579,852.24 + interest GBP22,213,186.76), plus equitable account of profits 'to be assessed'. Alternative to / overlaps with the loan claim above (the GBP327,579,842.10 Project Swift set-off reversal is a component of the GBP489,253,803.87 loan claim) - do not sum. Creditor-as · as of 14 Jan 2009$350M GBPEMEA Claims
UnsecuredNortel Networks (UK) Limited (NNUK)Swift: claim re NNIF restructuring - US$125,662,334.28 (principal US$120,574,803 + interest US$5,087,531.28), a further component of the Project Swift claims. Creditor-asserted, disputed. — debtor: Nortel Networks Limited (NNL) · as of 14 Jan 2009$126M USDEMEA Claims
UnsecuredNortel Networks (UK) Limited (NNUK)Intercompany trading debt owed by NNL to NNUK. Original currency amount GBP30,875,969.39 = principal GBP30,460,040.87 + interest GBP415,928.52 (to 14 Jan 2009; para 16.2). Creditor-asserted proof of claim, not adjudicated; disputed. — debtor: Nortel Networks Limited (NNL) · as of 14 Jan 2009$30.9M GBPEMEA Claims
UnsecuredNortel Networks (UK) Limited (NNUK)Intercompany trading debt owed by NNL to NNUK. Original currency amount CAN$733,976.69 = principal CAN$708,812.13 + interest CAN$25,164.56 (interest to 14 Jan 2009 Filing Date; para 16.2). Creditor-asserted proof of claim, not adjudicated; disputed (Notice of Disallowance filed, per compendium index). Cross-ref proof document section C. — debtor: Nortel Networks Limited (NNL) · as of 14 Jan 2009$734KEMEA Claims
UnsecuredNortel Networks (UK) Limited (NNUK)Intercompany trading debt owed by NNL to NNUK. Original currency amount US$588,321.29 = principal US$588,242.00 + interest US$79.29 (to 14 Jan 2009; para 16.2). Creditor-asserted proof of claim, not adjudicated; disputed. — debtor: Nortel Networks Limited (NNL) · as of 14 Jan 2009$588K USDEMEA Claims
UnsecuredNortel Networks (UK) Limited (NNUK)Intercompany trading debt owed by NNL to NNUK. Original currency amount EUR107,579.49 = principal EUR104,111.75 + interest EUR3,467.74 (to 14 Jan 2009; para 16.2). Creditor-asserted proof of claim, not adjudicated; disputed. — debtor: Nortel Networks Limited (NNL) · as of 14 Jan 2009$108K EUREMEA Claims
Sale processAs stated in the filings

50 transactions · 27 closed · 20 approved · 2 proposed · 1 back-up bid — the London Property transaction closed following court approvalOne Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor · 1 Apr 2026

Parties solicited

107

The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Fourth…

NDAs signed

16

The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Fourth…

Letters of intent

8

The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Fourth…

Bids received

8

The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Fourth…

Bid deadline (round closed)

13 June 2011

Certain Patents and other Assets Bidding Procedures…

Break fee

$2.5M USD

MSS Business Bidding Procedures Order

Stalking horse

Ranger Inc.

Recognition of the US Bidding Procedures Order

PurchaserPriceStatusSource
Radware Ltd.Stalking horsesale of certain non-core assets free and clear of all liens, claims and encumbrances, and assumption and assignment of certain contracts · asset sale · agreement 19 Feb 2009$17.6M USDpurchase price adjustments may increase or decrease based on Targeted Inventory Value, Warranty Target Amount and Business Tangible Property ValueApproved30 Mar 2009Approval and Vesting Order (Layer 4-7…
The City of Calgaryall of NNL's right, title and interest in and to the Lands (including, without limitation, the real property set out on Schedule B hereto) · real property · agreement 27 Apr 2009not statedgross purchase price not stated in unredacted text; net proceeds expected to amount to approximately $95,000,000Approved15 May 2009Westwinds Facility Sale Approval and Vesting…
Nokia Siemens Networks B.V.Stalking horsethe Assets (as defined in the NSN Agreement) · auction · agreement 19 Jun 2009$650M USDPurchase Price of $650 million plus assumption of Assumed Liabilities, subject to Estimated Purchase Price adjustmentsBack-up bid29 Jun 2009Nokia Siemens Networks B.V. Bidding Procedures…
Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ)certain assets relating to Nortel's CDMA business and LTE business · auction · nominee/assignee: any Designated Purchaser · agreement 24 Jul 2009$1 USDfigure given as $1.096 billion, likely $1.096 billion in text units 'bilion'Closed13 Nov 2009The purpose of this thirty-fifth report of the…
Avaya Inc.Stalking horsecertain assets of, and equity interests in, the Debtors' Enterprise Solutions Business · asset sale · agreement 20 Jul 2009$900M USD (mixed consideration)$900 million plus certain assumed liabilitiesClosed18 Dec 2009The purpose of this thirty-fifth report of the…
Avaya Inc.Assets and Shares · assets and shares · nominee/assignee: Designated Purchaser · agreement 14 Sep 2009not statedApproved16 Sep 2009Approval and Vesting Order Enterprise Solutions…
Former LandlordOffice Assets (fixed assets located at Nortel's head office in Etobicoke, Ontario) · asset sale$497K CDNselling price of CDN$497,000 represents fair market value for the Office AssetsProposedThe purpose of this twenty-second report of the…
Ciena CorporationStalking horsethe Purchased Assets · asset sale · agreement 7 Oct 2009$390M USD (mixed consideration)consideration payable by the Purchaser may include cash and $239,000,000 aggregate principal amount of Senior Notes (Convertible Notes)Closeddate not statedoutside 1 Mar 2010The purpose of this Sixty-Eighth Report of the…
Hitachi, Ltd.Nortel's Next Generation Packet Core research and development activities (the 'NG-PC Business') · asset sale · agreement 25 Oct 2009$10M USD (mixed consideration)The Purchase Price is $10 million cash, plus the Purchaser's obligation to perform, discharge and pay, when due, the Assumed Liabilities.ApprovedThe purpose of this Twenty-Sixth Report of the…
Hitachi, Ltd.certain assets · asset sale · nominee/assignee: Designated Purchaser · agreement 25 Oct 2009not statedpurchase price paid in three tranches, less commission payable to broker who sourced the transactionClosed8 Mar 2016The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty…
561121 Ontario Inc.the Lands · real property · nominee/assignee: Strandherd Road Inc. · agreement 8 Oct 2009$8.85MThe Purchase Price is $8.85 milion in cash, exclusive of any applicable taxes and subject to adjustmentsApproved19 Nov 2009Approval of Sale of Strandherd Lands Order
Ciena Corporationcertain assets relating to Nortel's Metro Ethernet Networks business · asset sale · nominee/assignee: Designated Purchaser · agreement 24 Nov 2009not statedApproved2 Dec 2009Metro Ethernet Networks Business Approval and…
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)the Debtors' right, title and interest in the GSM/GSM-R Business (the "Subject Assets") · asset sale · nominee/assignee: Designated Purchaser · agreement 24 Nov 2009not statedproceeds of approximately $103 million; stated amount not found on pageApproved2 Dec 2009GSM-GSM-R Business Approval and Vesting Order
purchaser of Next Generation Packet Core Business, unnamedcertain assets associated with Nortel's Next Generation Packet Core business · asset sale$10 USDfigure given as $9.86 millionClosed8 Dec 2009The purpose of this thirty-third report of the…
unnamedCDMA / LTE Access assetsnot statedClosed13 Nov 2009The purpose of this thirty-third report of the…
unnamedfurniture and other assets located at 195 The West Mall, Toronto, Ontarionot statedCloseddate not statedThe purpose of this thirty-third report of the…
GENBAND Inc.Stalking horsecertain assets of the Sellers' Carrier Voice Over IP and Application Solutions business (the "CVAS Business") as described therein (the "Assets") · asset sale · nominee/assignee: Designated Purchaser · agreement 22 Dec 2009$282 USDpurchase price of $282 million subject to adjustments currently estimated to reduce it by $100 millionClosed28 May 2010This Sixty-Second Report is to report on the…
unnamedthe sale of the Enterprise assets · asset sale$874 USDamount stated in millionsClosedThe purpose of this thirty-fifth report of the…
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)certain shares owned by NNL of LG-Nortel Co. Ltd. · share sale · nominee/assignee: an Affiliate or Affiliates of the Purchaser in accordance with Section 8.3(a) of the Purchase Agreement · agreement 21 Apr 2010$234 USDnet proceeds figure, net of withholding taxesClosed29 Jun 2010The purpose of this fifty-fifth report of the…
purchaser of the CVAS business, unnamedthe sale of Nortel's CV AS business · asset sale$182M USDexpected sale proceeds of approximately $182 millionApprovedThe purpose of this Forty-Seventh Report of the…
purchaser of NNL's interest in the LG-Nortel joint venture, unnamedNNL's interest in the LG-Nortel joint venture · share sale$242M USDsale expected to yield proceeds of approximately $242 million in addition to a dividend to NNL of approximately $90 millionApprovedThe purpose of this Forty-Seventh Report of the…
purchaser of the MEN business, unnamedthe MEN business · asset sale$769M USDsale proceeds valued at approximately $769 millionApprovedThe purpose of this Forty-Seventh Report of the…
Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ)certain assets relating to the Sellers' GSM and GSM-R business · asset sale · nominee/assignee: any Designated Purchaser · agreement 11 May 2010$2M USD (mixed consideration)The Purchase Price is $2 million cash, subject to certain adjustments, plus the Purchaser's obligation to perform, discharge and pay, when due, the Assumed Liabilities.Approved20 May 2010GSM GSM-R Remaining Contracts Approval and…
7522312 Canada Inc.NNL's and NNTC's right, title and interest in and to the Purchased Assets · asset sale · agreement 17 Jun 2010$600K USDApproved29 Jun 2010Relay Approval and Vesting Order
PSP Holding LLCStalking horsecertain assets and assumption of certain liabilities as set forth in the Purchase Agreements · asset sale · agreement 26 Aug 2010not statedApproved1 Sep 2010MSS Business Bidding Procedures Order
Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ)certain assets of the Sellers' MSS business (the "MSS Business") · asset sale · nominee/assignee: any Designated Purchaser · agreement 24 Sep 2010$65 (mixed consideration)for $65 million plus certain assumed liabilitiesClosedMSS Business Approval and Vesting Order
Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada as represented by the Minister of Public Works and Government Servicesthe Purchased Assets · real property · agreement 15 Oct 2010not statedApproved8 Nov 2010Approval and Vesting Order Carling Complex
CS SP IV Investments Canada Corp.NNL's right, title and interest in and to the Units · asset sale · agreement 23 Feb 2011$285K USD (mixed consideration)Purchase Price equals $285,000 cash plus Capital Contributions after the Reference Date and before Closing, minus Distributions after the Reference Date and before ClosingApproved25 Mar 2011Summerhill Approval and Vesting Order
NETASNETAS sale transaction · asset sale$68 USDNETAS sale proceeds of $68 million and gross dividends of $16 million were received; amount likely in millionsClosed21 Dec 2010This Sixty-Second Report is to report on the…
Public Works and Government Services Canadathe Carling Campusnot statedClosed17 Dec 2010This Sixty-Second Report is to report on the…
Ranger Inc.Stalking horsesubstantially all of the Debtors' residual patent and certain related assets as described therein (the "Purchased Assets") · asset sale · agreement 4 Apr 2011not statedApproved2 May 2011Certain Patents and other Assets Bidding…
Rockstar Bidco, LPCertain Patents and Other Assets · asset sale · agreement 30 Jun 2011not statedThis order approves a supplemental Side Agreement dated July 27, 2011 relating to the underlying asset sale agreement; no price stated.Approved11 Jul 2011Approval and Vesting Certain Patents and Other…
CSC Holdings, LLCthe Seller's Rights relating to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · agreement 23 Nov 2011not statedClosed29 Feb 2012The purpose of this Eighty-Fifth Report of the…
Salesforce.com, Inc.the Seller's Rights relating to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · agreement 1 Dec 2011Sealedpurchase price payable in cash upon closing; financial terms in sealed appendix BClosed27 Feb 2012The purpose of this One Hundred and Nineteenth…
salesforce.corn, Inc.a portion of the IP Addresses · asset salenot statedClosed27 Feb 2012The purpose of this Eighty-Third Report of the…
Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited PartnershipRelated to bidderthe Seller's Rights relating to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · agreement 30 Jan 2012Sealedpurchase price payable by the Purchaser is payable to the Seller in cash upon the closingClosed5 Apr 2012The purpose of this Eighty-Fifth Report of the…
Vodafone Americas Inc.the purchase and sale of the Seller's Rights in and to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · agreement 5 Jan 2016SealedPrice/terms are contained in Confidential Appendices A and B to the Report, which are sealed; not otherwise stated in the order.Approved7 May 2012Approval and Vesting Order IP Sale Vodafone
Heligear Canada Acquisition Corporationthe Canadian Vendors' right, title and interest in and to the assets described in the Heligear Agreement (the "Canadian Purchased Assets") · asset sale · agreement 14 Jun 2012not statedApproved18 Feb 2013MOE Appeal Book and Compendium Part 2 of 2
TmallIP Addresses (staged closing, three tranches)not statedClosed17 Feb 2015The purpose of this One Hundred and Sixteenth…
Beyond Excellent Technology Ltd.a portion of the IP Addresses · asset salenot statedClosedThe purpose of this One Hundred and Nineteenth…
Charter Communications Operating, LLCa portion of the IP Addresses · asset salenot statedClosedThe purpose of this One Hundred and Nineteenth…
Zhejiang Tmall Technology Co., Ltd.a portion of the IP Addresses · asset salenot statedClosed23 Apr 2015The purpose of this One Hundred and Twentieth…
Frontier Communications Corporationthe Seller's Rights in and to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · agreement 23 Jul 2015SealedPurchase price payable in cash upon closing; amount not disclosed as terms are sealed in Confidential AppendixClosed12 Aug 2015The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty…
Alibaba.com LLCa portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · agreement 26 Mar 2015not statedpurchase price, less commission payable to broker who sourced the transactionClosed28 Apr 2015The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty…
Cequel Communications, LLC doing business as Suddenlink Communicationsthe sale of the Seller's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses · asset sale · agreement 15 Jul 2015SealedThe purchase price is payable by the Purchaser to the Seller in cash upon the closing.Closed11 Aug 2015The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty…
Taggart (Gardiners) Corporationthe Kingston Property · real property$300KClosed2 Jun 2015The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty…
Reliance Jio Infocomm Pte Ltd.the Seller's Rights in and to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · agreement 7 Dec 2015SealedThe purchase price is payable by the Purchaser to the Seller in cash upon the closing; amount not stated in unsealed text.Closed14 Jan 2016The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty…
Nortel Networks International Corporationthe Property · real property$1 (nominal)fair market value determined to be $1.00, satisfied through issuance of one common share of the SellerProposed(a) seeking approval of the transfer of certain…
Amazon Technologies, Inc.the Seller's Exclusive Rights in and to the IPv4 Addresses · asset sale · agreement 24 Sep 2019not statedApproved27 Nov 2019IP Address Transaction Order
1000670439 Ontario Inc.the London Property · real property · agreement 25 Oct 2024SealedAn all-cash Purchase Price payable in full on Closing, subject to adjustment for realty taxes outstanding for the period prior to the Closing Date.Closed5 Dec 2024One Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor
AdvisorsDTZ Barnicke (listing broker); Goldman, Sachs & Co (financial advisor); Lazard Frères & Co. (financial advisor); Danbury Sales Inc. (liquidator); DTZ Ballicke (financial advisor); Altus Group Limited (financial advisor); RSM Richter Inc. (financial advisor); Global IP Law Group, LLC (financial advisor); unnamed broker (listing broker); broker (unnamed) (listing broker)The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Fourth Report of the Monitor…
Closing termsVesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate to the PurchaserIP Address Transaction Order
Sealed materialslist of counterparties to Debtors' contracts filed under seal; Confidential Appendix "A" to the Ninth Report; list of Customer Contracts and affidavits of service identifying Debtors' customers; confidential appendices to the Seventeenth Report; lists disclosing the identities of the Customer Contract Counterparties and affidavits; entities that had received an invitation to acquire or expressed interest in acquiring the Assets; Confidential Appendix "D" to the Twentieth Report; Confidential Appendix "B" to the Twenty-Sixth Report; Confidential Appendices A and C to the Twenty-Seventh Report; Confidential Appendix "C" to the Twenty-Ninth Report; confidential appendix "D" to the Twenty-Eighth Report; Confidential Appendix D to the Thirty-Fifth Report (unredacted Canadian Funding Agreement); confidential appendix "C" to the Forty-Fourth Report; Confidential Appendix "B" to the Forty-Fifth Report; Confidential Appendix B to the Forty-Ninth Report; Confidential Appendix "D" to the Fifty-Fourth Report; confidential appendices to the Sixtieth Report; Confidential appendices B, G and H to the Sixty-Third Report; Schedules, Side Agreement, lists of License Counterparties, lists of Contract Counterparties and lists of Assumed and Assigned Contracts; Confidential Appendices D, E and F to the Seventy-First Report and the Confidential Service Affidavits; confidential appendices "A" and "B" to the Report; Confidential Appendices "C" and "D" to the ReportUS Recognition Order re Bidding Procedures
RecoveriesAs declared or paid

Unsecured creditors: 55.3 %. Canada Revenue Agency paid in full · MOE no distribution · Ministry $3.26M.FinalOne Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor · 1 Apr 2026

ClassCreditorClaimsRecoveryBasisSource
Deemed trustCRA (pre-filing claims)Canada Revenue Agency$937Kassertedpaid in fullUnder the planimplementedper the monitorMotion Record CRA Agreement, returnable · 7 Jun 2017
PreferredFormer terminated employees (Termination Fund)—$4.4MFinalper the monitorThe purpose of this Ninety-Fourth report of the Monitor (the… · 25 Apr 2013
UnsecuredAffected Unsecured Creditors (Cumulative Distribution)—55.3 %cumulativeFinalper the monitorOne Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor · 1 Apr 2026
UnsecuredNNI's creditors—paid in fullfinalFinalper the monitorThe purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Fifth Report of the Monitor… · 31 Aug 2020
UnsecuredMOE—no distributionconditional—Ontario's Motion Record - Volume 1 of 4 - Part A · 23 Apr 2012
UnsecuredMinistry$6.5Mproven$3.26McumulativeFinalper the monitor(a) seeking approval of the transfer of certain lands owned by NNL in… · 19 Nov 2019
Equity——no distributionUnder the planimplementedSupplementary Repsonding Motion Record of the Monitor · 30 Jan 2017
Equitysubordinated equity claims (RSU-based compensation claims)Frank Dunn—no distributionper the monitorThe purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Fifth Report of the Monitor… · 22 Jan 2016
class not placedPensioner Life to Pensioners—31.2 %Finalper the monitor1. The purpose of this One Hundred Fiftieth Report of the Monitor (the… · 5 Apr 2019
class not placedLucescu CCAA Claims (David Lucescu, Moreno Minto and Kien Chen, and the Lucescu Class Action)Lucescu CCAA Claims—no distributionUnder the planimplementedMotion Record -Amending of Disposal of Records Order · 28 Nov 2017

Each row is one filing's statement, copied as it reads and never computed. "Estimated" is the officer's forecast; "Under the plan" is the plan's or proposal's own term; "Final" is a declared or paid distribution; a row with no chip states no footing. A range is the two numbers stated; "of proven claims" is the document's own denominator.

Fees and ratesAs stated in the filings

30 engagements · 10 firms — latest: Ernst & Young Inc., 31 Aug 2024 – 31 Dec 2025, $684,201.50 soughtOne Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor · 1 Apr 2026

FirmPeriodHoursFeesRatesSource
(firm not named)capacity not statedperiod 4 of 4 · firm not named in the heading31 Aug 2019 – 30 Aug 2020——$648stated averageThe purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Sixth Report of the Monitor… · 12 Nov 2020
(firm not named)capacity not statedperiod 3 of 4 · firm not named in the heading28 Jul 2018 – 30 Aug 2019884.6—$786stated averageThe purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Third Report of the Monitor… · 13 Nov 2019
(firm not named)capacity not statedperiod 1 of 4 · firm not named in the heading1 Jun 2016 – 31 Mar 2017Sought795.4—$690stated averageMotion Record Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel,… · 17 May 2017
(firm not named)capacity not statedperiod 1 of 4 · firm not named in the heading—5,565—$752stated averageThe purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Eighth Report of the Monitor… · 16 Aug 2018
A&OCounsel to the monitor1 Apr 2017 – 31 Jul 2018Sought133.1—$551stated averageMotion Record (Third Passing of Accounts), returnable · 24 Aug 2018
AOSScapacity not stated29 Oct 2022 – 31 Aug 2024Sought23.3—$527 USDstated averageMotion Record of the Applicants · 11 Nov 2024
Allen & Overy LLPCounsel1 Aug 2018 – 31 Aug 2019Passed42.3$21,394.00 USD$506 USDstated averageMotion Record rePassing of Accounts, returnable · 27 Nov 2019
3 people — Allen & Overy LLP, 1 Aug 2018 – 31 Aug 2019
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Ken ColemanAll Chapter 11/15 MattersPartner0.3$1,025 USDstated average$307.50 USD
Daniel GuyderAll Chapter 11/15 MattersPartner0.7$975 USDstated average$682.50 USD
Joseph Badtke-BerkowAll Chapter 11/15 MattersAssociate23.5$500 USDstated average$11,750.00 USD
Total Partners—1$990 USDstated average$990.00 USD
Grand Total (USD)—42.3$506 USDstated average$21,394.00 USD
Total Associate—41$495 USDstated average$20,314.00 USD
Associates < 20 hoursAssociate17.5$489 USDstated average$8,564.00 USD
Total Paralegal—0.3$300 USDstated average$90.00 USD
BIRCounsel to the monitor1 Apr 2017 – 31 Jul 2018Sought77.1—$229stated averageMotion Record (Third Passing of Accounts), returnable · 24 Aug 2018
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCcapacity not statedperiod 2 of 21 Sep 2019 – 31 Aug 20203.8$2,470.00 USD$650 USD1 personPassing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period… · 23 Nov 2020
1 person — Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC, 1 Sep 2019 – 31 Aug 2020
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Mary F. CalowayShareholder3.8$650 USD$2,470.00 USD
Grand Total (USD)—3.8$650 USDstated average$2,470.00 USD
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCcapacity not statedperiod 1 of 21 Aug 2018 – 31 Aug 2019Passed1.9$850.00 USD$447 USDstated averageMotion Record rePassing of Accounts, returnable · 27 Nov 2019
2 people — Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC, 1 Aug 2018 – 31 Aug 2019
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Mary F. CalowayShareholder1.2$650 USDstated average$780.00 USD
Annette F. DyeParalegal0.7$100 USDstated average$70.00 USD
Grand Total (USD)—1.9$447 USDstated average$850.00 USD
Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 11 of 1131 Aug 2024 – 31 Dec 2025Sought1,122.2$684,201.50ex. tax$610stated averageOne Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor · 1 Apr 2026
17 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 31 Aug 2024 – 31 Dec 2025
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Sharon HamiltonRest of World Wind Up and RecoveriesPartner37.4$1,314stated average$49,147.00
Vince RaimondoTax ReportingPartner7$1,300stated average$9,100.00
Brent BeekenkampCCAA Administration / Rest of World Wind Up and Recoveries / Tax ReportingPartner66$1,038stated average$68,488.00
Edmund YauCCAA Administration / Rest of World Wind Up and Recoveries / Tax ReportingPartner135.2$1,038stated average$140,297.50
Andrew TuckCCAA AdministrationPartner22.5$1,034stated average$23,258.50
Lee CloseCCAA AdministrationSenior Manager35.8$971stated average$34,758.00
Kameron GordonTax ReportingSenior Manager23.5$965stated average$22,680.00
Dimitry AbramovichTax ReportingManager3$800stated average$2,400.00
Alexandre FerlandCCAA AdministrationManager4.2$760stated average$3,192.00
Jocelyne TardifCCAA AdministrationManager40.1$760stated average$30,466.50
Shady KhodairTax ReportingSenior Staff22.4$590stated average$13,216.00
Cam BearCCAA AdministrationPara Professional86.3$400stated average$34,549.50
Tess CarandangCCAA AdministrationPara Professional6.1$400stated average$2,438.00
Kinderjit SanghaCCAA AdministrationPara Professional206.9$399stated average$82,580.50
Robert FergusonCCAA AdministrationPara Professional382.5$396stated average$151,570.50
Matthew Tremayne-PengellyTax ReportingSenior Staff/ Staff40.3$379stated average$15,264.50
Surreddy Shekar ReddyTax ReportingStaff3$265stated average$795.00
Total PartnerPartner268.1$1,083stated average$290,291.00
Total Senior ManagerSenior Manager59.3$969stated average$57,438.00
Total ManagerManager47.3$762stated average$36,058.50
Grand Total (CAD)—1,122.2$610stated average$684,201.50
Total SeniorSenior22.4$590stated average$13,216.00
Total Para ProfessionalPara Professional681.8$398stated average$271,138.50
Total Senior StaffSenior Staff43.3$371stated average$16,059.50
Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 10 of 1129 Oct 2022 – 31 Aug 2024Sought3,592.2$1,994,047.50ex. tax$365 – $1,25112 peopleMotion Record of the Applicants · 11 Nov 2024
12 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 29 Oct 2022 – 31 Aug 2024
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Sharon HamiltonAsset Realization / 4th EstatePartner65.2$1,251$81,571.50
Brent BeekenkampCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Tax ReportingAssociate Partner / Partner268.9$986$265,220.00
Andrew TuckCCAA Administration / DistributionAssociate Partner / Partner91.3$981$89,598.00
Edmund YauCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Tax ReportingAssociate Partner / Partner239.8$944$226,271.50
Lee CloseCCAA Administration / DistributionSenior Manager177.9$908$161,551.50
Lei WangTax ReportingSenior Manager61.1$904$55,224.50
Jocelyne TardifDistributionManager285.5$684$195,211.00
Shady KhodairTax ReportingSenior Staff64.4$549$35,354.50
Tess CarandangDistributionPara Professional33.8$369$12,476.00
Cam BearDistributionPara Professional173.5$368$63,878.00
Robert FergusonCCAA Administration / DistributionPara Professional687.7$367$252,490.00
Kinderjit SanghaDistributionPara Professional1,392.4$365$508,354.00
Partners < 20 hoursPartner21.5$1,259stated average$27,067.50
Total Partners—86.7$1,253stated average$108,639.00
Associate Partner / Partner < 20 hoursAssociate Partner / Partner1.5$980stated average$1,470.00
Total Associate Partner / Partner—601.5$969stated average$582,559.50
Senior Managers < 20 hoursSenior Manager14.4$940stated average$13,536.00
Total Senior Manager—253.4$909stated average$230,312.00
Manager < 20 hoursManager3.1$699stated average$2,167.50
Total Manager—288.6$684stated average$197,378.50
Grand Total (CAD)—3,592.2$555stated average$1,994,047.50
Total Senior—64.6$549stated average$35,460.50
Senior Staff < 20 hoursSenior Staff0.2$530stated average$106.00
Total Para Professional—2,287.4$366stated average$837,198.00
Senior Staff < 20 hours—10$250stated average$2,500.00
Total Senior Staff—10$250stated average$2,500.00
Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 9 of 1129 Oct 2022 – 3 Aug 20243,592.2$1,994,047.50$555stated averageThe purpose of this One Hundred Sixty Fourth Report of the Monitor (the… · 11 Nov 2024
12 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 29 Oct 2022 – 3 Aug 2024
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Sharon HamiltonAsset Realization / 4th EstatePartner65.2$1,251stated average$81,571.50
Brent BeekenkampCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Tax ReportingAssociate Partner / Partner268.9$986stated average$265,220.00
Andrew TuckCCAA Administration / DistributionAssociate Partner / Partner91.3$981stated average$89,598.00
Edmund YauCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Tax ReportingAssociate Partner / Partner239.8$944stated average$226,271.50
Lee CloseCCAA Administration / DistributionSenior Manager177.9$908stated average$161,551.50
Lei WangTax ReportingSenior Manager61.1$904stated average$55,224.50
Jocelyne TardifDistributionManager285.5$684stated average$195,211.00
Shady KhodairTax ReportingSenior Staff64.4$549stated average$35,354.50
Tess CarandangDistributionPara Professional33.8$369stated average$12,476.00
Cam BearDistributionPara Professional173.5$368stated average$63,878.00
Robert FergusonCCAA Administration / DistributionPara Professional687.7$367stated average$252,490.00
Kinderjit SanghaDistributionPara Professional1,392.4$365stated average$508,354.00
Partners < 20 hours—21.5$1,259stated average$27,067.50
Total Partners—86.7$1,253stated average$108,639.00
Associate Partner / Partner < 20 hours—1.5$980stated average$1,470.00
Total Associate Partner / Partner—601.5$969stated average$582,559.50
Senior Managers < 20 hours—14.4$940stated average$13,536.00
Total Senior Manager—253.4$909stated average$230,312.00
Manager < 20 hours—3.1$699stated average$2,167.50
Total Manager—288.6$684stated average$197,378.50
Grand Total (CAD)—3,592.2$555stated average$1,994,047.50
Total Senior—64.6$549stated average$35,460.50
Senior Staff < 20 hours—0.2$530stated average$106.00
Total Para Professional—2,287.4$366stated average$837,198.00
Senior Staff < 20 hours—10$250stated average$2,500.00
Total Senior Staff—10$250stated average$2,500.00
Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 8 of 1130 Oct 2021 – 28 Oct 2022Sought4,362$2,351,108.00ex. tax$346 – $1,20014 peoplePassing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period… · 21 Nov 2022
14 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 30 Oct 2021 – 28 Oct 2022
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Murray McDonaldCCAA AdministrationPartner18.5$1,200$22,192.50
Brent BeekenkampCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Claims Resolution / Tax ReportingAssociate Partner355.2$940$333,804.00
Andrew TuckCCAA Administration / DistributionAssociate Partner244.3$935$228,420.50
Edmund YauCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Claims Resolution / Tax ReportingSenior Manager352.4$859$302,578.00
Lee CloseCCAA Administration / DistributionSenior Manager360.4$857$308,882.00
Lei WangTax ReportingManager34.1$677$23,071.50
Jocelyne TardifDistributionManager202.5$652$132,072.00
Alexandre FerlandDistributionManager25.2$650$16,380.00
Gurpreet KaurDistributionManager26$650$16,900.00
Shady KhodairTax ReportingStaff31.5$348$10,967.00
Cam BearDistributionPara Professional206$346$71,307.00
Tess CarandangDistributionPara Professional28.8$346$9,952.50
Robert FergusonCCAA Administration / DistributionPara Professional994.9$346$344,316.00
Kinderjit SanghaDistributionPara Professional1,449.6$346$501,778.50
Partners < 20 hours—18.4$1,205stated average$22,176.00
Total Partners—36.9$1,202stated average$44,368.50
Total Associate Partner—600.4$938stated average$563,066.00
Associate Partner < 20 hours—0.9$935stated average$841.50
Total Senior Manager—715.4$858stated average$613,683.00
Senior Managers < 20 hours—2.6$855stated average$2,223.00
Total Manager—287.8$655stated average$188,423.50
Grand Total (CAD)—4,362$539stated average$2,351,108.00
Total Para Professional—2,686.7$346stated average$929,907.00
Para Professional < 20 hours—7.4$345stated average$2,553.00
Total Staff—34.8$335stated average$11,660.00
Staff / Translators < 20 hours—3.3$210stated average$693.00
Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 7 of 111 Sep 2020 – 31 Oct 2021Sought5,660.3$2,905,416.00ex. tax$513stated averageMotion Record Passing of Accounts · 3 Dec 2021
13 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 1 Sep 2020 – 31 Oct 2021
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Murray McDonaldCCAA AdministrationPartner20$1,077stated average$21,538.50
Brent BeekenkampCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Claims Resolution / Tax ReportingAssociate Partner619.5$855stated average$529,414.00
Andrew TuckCCAA Administration / DistributionAssociate Partner436.4$850stated average$370,860.00
Edmund YauCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Claims Resolution / Tax ReportingSenior Manager282.7$789stated average$223,181.00
Lee CloseCCAA Administration / DistributionSenior Manager582.9$781stated average$455,471.50
Lei WangTax ReportingManager58$607stated average$35,208.50
Jocelyne TardifDistributionManager298.7$596stated average$177,907.00
Michael GordaneerDistributionManager21.5$580stated average$12,470.00
Cam BearDistributionPara Professional332.2$317stated average$105,255.00
Robert FergusonCCAA Administration / DistributionPara Professional1,461$317stated average$462,937.50
Kinderjit SanghaDistributionPara Professional1,422$317stated average$451,042.50
Tess CarandangDistributionPara Professional34$315stated average$10,723.50
Shady KhodairTax ReportingStaff33$191stated average$6,298.00
Partners < 20 hours—32.9$1,076stated average$35,394.00
Total Partners—52.9$1,076stated average$56,932.50
Total Associate Partner—1,055.9$853stated average$900,274.00
Total Senior Manager—866.6$784stated average$679,432.50
Senior Managers < 20 hours—1$780stated average$780.00
Total Manager—378.2$596stated average$225,585.50
Grand Total (CAD)—5,660.3$513stated average$2,905,416.00
Total Senior—2.9$505stated average$1,464.50
Total Para Professional—3,256.1$317stated average$1,032,132.00
Para Professional < 20 hours—6.9$315stated average$2,173.50
Staff / Translators < 20 hours—14.7$224stated average$3,297.00
Total Staff—47.7$201stated average$9,595.00
Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 6 of 1129 Aug 2020 – 29 Oct 2021Sought5,660.3$2,905,416.00ex. tax$513stated averageSupplemental Motion Record of the Monitor · 7 Dec 2021
13 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 29 Aug 2020 – 29 Oct 2021
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Murray McDonaldCCAA AdministrationPartner20$1,077stated average$21,538.50
Brent BeekenkampCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Claims Resolution / Tax ReportingAssociate Partner619.5$855stated average$529,414.00
Andrew TuckCCAA Administration / DistributionAssociate Partner436.4$850stated average$370,860.00
Edmund YauCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Claims Resolution / Tax ReportingSenior Manager282.7$789stated average$223,181.00
Lee CloseCCAA Administration / DistributionSenior Manager582.9$781stated average$455,471.50
Lei WangTax ReportingManager58$607stated average$35,208.50
Jocelyne TardifDistributionManager298.7$596stated average$177,907.00
Michael GordaneerDistributionManager21.5$580stated average$12,470.00
Cam BearDistributionPara Professional332.2$317stated average$105,255.00
Robert FergusonCCAA Administration / DistributionPara Professional1,461$317stated average$462,937.50
Kinderjit SanghaDistributionPara Professional1,422$317stated average$451,042.50
Tess CarandangDistributionPara Professional34$315stated average$10,723.50
Shady KhodairTax ReportingStaff33$191stated average$6,298.00
Partners < 20 hours—32.9$1,076stated average$35,394.00
Total Partners—52.9$1,076stated average$56,932.50
Total Associate Partner—1,055.9$853stated average$900,274.00
Total Senior Manager—866.6$784stated average$679,432.50
Senior Managers < 20 hours—1$780stated average$780.00
Total Manager—378.2$596stated average$225,585.50
Grand Total (CAD)—5,660.3$513stated average$2,905,416.00
Total Senior—2.9$505stated average$1,464.50
Total Para Professional—3,256.1$317stated average$1,032,132.00
Para Professional < 20 hours—6.9$315stated average$2,173.50
Staff / Translators < 20 hours—14.7$224stated average$3,297.00
Total Staff—47.7$201stated average$9,595.00
Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 5 of 1131 Aug 2019 – 30 Aug 2020Sought5,259.5—$509stated averageThe purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Sixth Report of the Monitor… · 12 Nov 2020
Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 4 of 1128 Jul 2018 – 30 Aug 2019Passed8,664.7$5,568,004.60incl. tax$549stated averageMotion Record rePassing of Accounts, returnable · 27 Nov 2019
20 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 28 Jul 2018 – 30 Aug 2019
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Sharon HamiltonAsset Realization / 4th EstatePartner31.1$974stated average$30,306.50
Murray McDonaldCCAA AdministrationPartner85.2$969stated average$82,554.50
Vince RaimondoTax Reporting / CCAA AdministrationPartner67.5$969stated average$65,380.00
Manjit SinghCCAA AdministrationAssociate Partner32$800stated average$25,600.00
Andrew TuckCCAA Administration / DistributionAssociate Partner519.9$799stated average$415,182.00
Brent BeekenkampCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Claims Resolution / Tax ReportingAssociate Partner1,236.4$793stated average$980,765.00
Edmund YauCCAA Administration / Distribution / 4th Estate/ Claims Resolution / Tax ReportingSenior Manager573$740stated average$423,845.00
Lee CloseCCAA Administration / DistributionSenior Manager1,250.7$737stated average$921,145.50
Viktoria MaguireDistributionSenior Manager20.1$716stated average$14,394.00
Donna ComerfordDistributionManager176.5$560stated average$98,770.00
Gurpreet KaurDistributionManager171.5$560stated average$96,040.00
Ankur BathlaCCAA Administration / DistributionManager195$559stated average$109,020.00
Michael GordaneerDistributionManager249.2$559stated average$139,252.00
Jocelyne TardifDistributionManager467.4$556stated average$259,838.00
Nechane LeeManager29.4$535stated average$15,734.00
Marie JacksonDistributionPara Professional37.3$300stated average$11,190.00
Cam BearDistributionPara Professional173.6$299stated average$51,974.00
Franca MazzullaDistributionPara Professional54.9$299stated average$16,430.00
Kinderjit SanghaDistributionPara Professional1,566$299stated average$468,130.00
Robert FergusonCCAA Administration / DistributionPara Professional1,567.5$298stated average$467,583.00
Total Partners—187.8$969stated average$182,021.00
Partners < 20 hoursPartner4$945stated average$3,780.00
Total Associate Partner—1,788.8$795stated average$1,421,938.00
Associate Partner < 20 hoursAssociate Partner0.5$782stated average$391.00
Senior Managers < 20 hoursSenior Manager18.4$739stated average$13,606.00
Total Senior• Manager—1,862.2$737stated average$1,372,990.50
Total Manager—1,308.9$557stated average$729,602.00
Manager < 20 hoursManager19.9$550stated average$10,948.00
Grand Total (CAD)—8,664.7$549stated average$4,754,862.00
Senior Staff < 20 hours—41$368stated average$15,083.50
Para Professional < 20 hoursPara Professional18.5$300stated average$5,550.00
Total Para Professional—3,417.8$299stated average$1,020,857.00
Staff / Translators < 20 hours—58.2$213stated average$12,370.00
Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 3 of 111 Apr 2017 – 31 Jul 2018Sought20,072.8$11,218,278.00ex. tax$559stated averageMotion Record (Third Passing of Accounts), returnable · 24 Aug 2018
3 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 1 Apr 2017 – 31 Jul 2018
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Vince RaimondoTax Reporting / Claims ResolutionPartner524$932stated average$488,505.00
Gurpreet KaurDistributionManager247$540stated average$133,380.00
Ankur BathlaCCAA AdministrationManager961$530stated average$509,528.00
Total Partners—1,049.1$929stated average$975,020.00
Total Associate Partner—4,360.2$757stated average$3,299,667.00
Total Senior Manager—4,198.6$704stated average$2,953,910.00
Total Manager—2,493.1$531stated average$1,322,803.00
Total Senior—2,303.8$472stated average$1,086,835.00
Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 1 of 111 Jun 2016 – 31 Mar 2017Sought14,897.3$8,335,836.50ex. tax$560stated averageMotion Record Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel,… · 17 May 2017
30 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 1 Jun 2016 – 31 Mar 2017
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Vince RaimondoTax ReportingPartner181$911stated average$164,935.00
Murray McDonaldMediation / CCAA AdministrationPartner523.5$907stated average$474,603.00
Sharon HamiltonAsset Realization / 4th EstatePartner46.8$904stated average$42,296.00
Andrew TuckCCAA AdministrationAssociate Partner582$745stated average$433,358.00
Dina PapadopoulosTax SupportAssociate Partner21.5$744stated average$16,003.00
Tom AyresClaims Resolution / CCAA AdministrationAssociate Partner1,356$740stated average$1,003,863.00
Brent BeekenkampMediation / CCAA AdministrationAssociate Partner1,531.7$739stated average$1,132,087.00
Karen FungCompensation ClaimsSenior Manager407.6$695stated average$283,282.00
Carol McGranCompensation ClaimsSenior Manager609.7$693stated average$422,251.00
Lee CloseCompensation Claims / CCAA AdministrationSenior Manager1,124.2$692stated average$778,253.00
Edmund YauMediation / CCAA AdministrationSenior Manager1,559.3$692stated average$1,078,748.00
Lawrence LevinCompensation ClaimsSenior Manager68.6$691stated average$47,436.00
Ankur BathlaCCAA AdministrationManager652.5$525stated average$342,563.00
Donna ComerfordCCAA AdministrationManager20$525stated average$10,500.00
Roberto KabetuCCAA AdministrationManager91$525stated average$47,775.00
Diem-Trang LuongClaims ResolutionManager25$525stated average$13,125.00
Salome VictorTax ReportingManager47.5$525stated average$24,938.00
Jocelyne TardifCompensation ClaimsManager257.8$522stated average$134,609.00
Viktoria MaguireCompensation ClaimsManager207.1$519stated average$107,529.00
Truman ChenCCAA AdministrationManager472$516stated average$243,555.00
Adrianna BoykoCompensation ClaimsManager66$510stated average$33,660.00
Michael GordaneerCCAA AdministrationSenior Staff107$445stated average$47,615.00
Ryan HabertCCAA AdministrationSenior Staff434.1$445stated average$193,175.00
Nathan McGrawTax ReportingSenior Staff79$445stated average$35,155.00
Liudmyla VerbinskaTax ReportingSenior Staff53.2$445stated average$23,674.00
Steve WangTax ReportingSenior Staff27$445stated average$12,015.00
Nechane VitalesTax ReportingSenior Staff28.7$440stated average$12,635.00
Huoy TheamCompensation ClaimsSenior Staff43.1$435stated average$18,749.00
Lucie LebeoufCompensation ClaimsManager105.5$280stated average$29,540.00
Robert FergusonClaims Resolution / CCAA AdministrationPara Professional1,372.1$278stated average$381,727.00
Partners < 20 hours—15.7$914stated average$14,346.00
Total Partners—767$908stated average$696,179.00
Total Associate Partner—3,496.1$741stated average$2,588,909.00
Associate Partner < 20 hours—4.9$735stated average$3,600.00
Total Senior Manager—3,815.1$692stated average$2,641,540.00
Senior Managers < 20 hours—45.7$691stated average$31,571.00
Manager < 20 hours—66.7$517stated average$34,502.00
Total Manager—2,011.1$508stated average$1,022,294.00
Total Senior—811.9$444stated average$360,525.00
Senior Staff < 20 hours—39.8$440stated average$17,508.00
Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 1 of 11—20,072.8—$559stated averageThe purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Eighth Report of the Monitor… · 16 Aug 2018
Goodmans LLPCounsel to the monitorperiod 7 of 71 Sep 2024 – 31 Dec 2025Sought200$155,647.50ex. tax$250 – $1,276.748 peopleMotion Record Ninth Fee Approval · 1 Apr 2026
8 people — Goodmans LLP, 1 Sep 2024 – 31 Dec 2025
NameYear of callHoursRateFees
Joseph Pasquariello199613.8$1,276.74—
Christopher Armstrong200864.1$989.77—
Tyler D'Angelo201412.3$850—
Christina D'AversaLaw Clerk9.4$613.40—
Gloria LauzonLaw Clerk0.5$610—
Josh Sloan202498.8$583.16—
Annie MacKinnonArticling student0.9$450—
Parveen KumariCorporate Clerk0.1$250—
Word Processing—0.1$120—
Goodmans LLPCounsel to the monitorperiod 6 of 71 Nov 2022 – 31 Aug 2024Sought237.2$195,468.50ex. tax$924 – $1,1712 peopleMotion Record of the Applicants · 11 Nov 2024
2 people — Goodmans LLP, 1 Nov 2022 – 31 Aug 2024
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Joseph PasquarielloCCAA Administration / Claims ResolutionPartner22.8$1,171$26,702.00
Christopher ArmstrongCCAA AdministrationPartner115.2$924$106,417.50
Total Partners—161.3$953stated average$153,684.50
Partners <20 hoursPartner23.3$883stated average$20,565.00
Grand Total (CAD)—237.2$824stated average$195,468.50
Total Associate—65.2$583stated average$38,021.50
Law Clerks < 20 hoursLaw Clerk4.7$534stated average$2,509.00
Total Clerks—4.7$534stated average$2,509.00
Students <20 hours—4.3$250stated average$1,075.00
Total Students—4.3$250stated average$1,075.00
Total Word Processing—1.7$105stated average$178.50
Goodmans LLPCounsel to the monitorperiod 5 of 729 Aug 2020 – 29 Oct 2021Passed172.9$167,033.85incl. tax$851stated averageSupplemental Motion Record of the Monitor · 7 Dec 2021
Goodmans LLPCounsel to the monitorperiod 4 of 731 Aug 2019 – 30 Aug 2020Sought232.9$185,785.91incl. tax$691stated averageThe purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Sixth Report of the Monitor… · 12 Nov 2020
Goodmans LLPCounsel to the monitorperiod 3 of 71 Aug 2018 – 31 Aug 2019Passed884.6$695,517.00ex. tax$786stated averageMotion Record rePassing of Accounts, returnable · 27 Nov 2019
6 people — Goodmans LLP, 1 Aug 2018 – 31 Aug 2019
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Jay A. CarfagniniCCAA AdministrationPartner8$1,140stated average$9,120.00
Peter RubyClaims ResolutionPartner104.4$957stated average$99,908.00
Joseph PasquarielloCCAA Administration / Claims ResolutionPartner330.9$941stated average$311,425.50
Christopher ArmstrongCCAA Administration / Claims ResolutionPartner208.5$741stated average$154,425.00
Carlie FoxClaims ResolutionAssociate118.5$555stated average$65,764.00
Andrew HarmesClaims ResolutionAssociate32.2$420stated average$13,524.00
Partners < 20 hoursPartner24.1$973stated average$23,447.00
Total Partners—675.9$885stated average$598,325.50
Grand Total (CAD)—884.6$786stated average$695,517.00
Total Associate—159.8$525stated average$83,838.50
Associates < 20 hoursAssociate9.1$500stated average$4,550.50
Total Students—36$313stated average$11,268.00
Total Clerks—6.1$231stated average$1,410.00
Total Word Processing—6.8$99stated average$675.00
Goodmans LLPCounsel to the monitorperiod 2 of 71 Apr 2017 – 31 Jul 2018Sought5,565—$752stated averageMotion Record (Third Passing of Accounts), returnable · 24 Aug 2018
Goodmans LLPCounsel to the monitorperiod 1 of 71 Jun 2016 – 31 Mar 2017Sought10,591—$691stated averageMotion Record Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel,… · 17 May 2017
PSZJcapacity not stated29 Oct 2022 – 31 Aug 2024Sought9.8—$794 USDstated averageMotion Record of the Applicants · 11 Nov 2024
Pachulski Stang Ziehl & Jones LLPCounsel1 Nov 2021 – 31 Oct 20223.9$2,478.00 USD$635 USDstated averageSupplemental Motion Record · 23 Nov 2022
2 people — Pachulski Stang Ziehl & Jones LLP, 1 Nov 2021 – 31 Oct 2022
NameTitleHoursRateFees
Mary F. CalowayCounsel3.6$650 USDstated average$2,340.00 USD
Patricia E CuniffParalegal0.3$460 USDstated average$138.00 USD
Grand Total (USD)—3.9$635 USDstated average$2,478.00 USD

Top rate $1,276.74 · 81st percentile of counsel rates, 2025 · of 80

Estate financialsReported figures — never derived

Cumulative receipts

$23.8M USD

As at 1 Apr 2026One Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor

Cumulative disbursements

$2.4M USD

As at 1 Apr 2026One Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor

Cash on hand

$46.9M USD

As at 1 Apr 2026One Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor

Professional fees to date

$773K

As at 1 Apr 2026One Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor

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Motion Record Ninth Fee Approval
  • Commencement date 14 January 2009
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Court SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE (COMMERCIAL LIST)
  • Court file no 09-CL-7950
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One Hundred Sixty Fifth Report of the Monitor
  • Cash on hand $46.9M USD · Note: Comprised of $15.0 million Administrative Reserve, $2.5 million Unresolved Post Filing Claims Reserve, and $29.41 million of Available Cash; per Appendix A reconciliation, Closing Cash Balance was $46.9 million (USD, millions) before deduction of reserves. · As at: 2025-12-31 · Qualifier: approximately
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 5 Dec 2024
  • Disbursements $2.4M USD · Note: Figures shown in USD (Millions) in Appendix A reconciliation covering October 1, 2023 to December 31, 2025; includes Administrative and Contractor Costs $0.9 million, Restructuring Costs $1.2 million, and Claim Distributions $0.3 million. · Since: October 1, 2023
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: invoice_listing · Rows: Sharon Hamilton; Edmund Yau; Brent Beekenkamp; Andrew Tuck; Vince Raimondo; Fees: 290291 · Rate: 1083 · Hours: 268.1 · Quote: Total Partner | 1,083 | 268.1 | 290,291.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partner; Lee Close; Kameron Gordon; Fees: 57438 · Rate: 969 · Hours: 59.3 · Quote: Total Senior Manager | 969 | 59.3 | 57,438.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Manager; Jocelyne Tardif; Dimitry Abramovich; Alexandre Ferland; Fees: 36058.5 · Rate: 762 · Hours: 47.3 · Quote: Total Manager | 762 | 47.3 | 36,058.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Manager; Shady Khodair; Fees: 13216 · Rate: 590 · Hours: 22.4 · Quote: Total Senior | 590 | 22.4 | 13,216.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior; Rob Ferguson; Kinderjit Sangha; Cam Bear; Tess Carandang; Fees: 271138.5 · Rate: 398 · Hours: 681.8 · Quote: Total Para Professional | 398 | 681.8 | 271,138.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Para Professional; Matthew Tremayne-Pengelly; Surreddy Shekar Reddy; Fees: 16059.5 · Rate: 371 · Hours: 43.3 · Quote: Total Senior Staff | 371 | 43.3 | 16,059.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Staff; Fees: 684201.5 · Rate: 610 · Hours: 1122.2 · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 610 | 1,122.2 | 684,201.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (CAD) · Money: Tax: $89K · Label: Taxes · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 684,201.50 | 46.04 | 88,952.23 | 773,199.77 · Fees: $684K · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 684,201.50 | 46.04 | 88,952.23 | 773,199.77 · Total: $773K · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 684,201.50 | 46.04 | 88,952.23 | 773,199.77 · includes tax · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $46 · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 684,201.50 | 46.04 | 88,952.23 | 773,199.77 · Period: End: 2025-12-31 · Kind: cumulative · Quote: August 31, 2024 to December 31, 2025 · Start: 2024-08-31 · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Nortel Networks Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) September 1, 2024 to Decembr 31, 2025 · Invoices: Tax: 4297.74 · Date: 2024-10-01 · Fees: 33059.5 · Quote: CA12C500011154 | 01-Oct-24 | August 31, 2024 - September 27, 2024 | 33,059.50 | | 4,297.74 | 37,357.24 · Total: 37357.24 · Period end: 2024-09-27 · Period start: 2024-08-31; Tax: 9747.14 · Date: 2024-11-04 · Fees: 74978 · Quote: CA12C500011296 | 04-Nov-24 | September 28, 2024 - November 1, 2024 | 74,978.00 | | 9,747.14 | 84,725.14 · Total: 84725.14 · Period end: 2024-11-01 · Period start: 2024-09-28; Tax: 11538.54 · Date: 2024-12-03 · Fees: 88758 · Quote: CA12C500011425 | 03-Dec-24 | November 2, 2024 - November 29, 2024 | 88,758.00 | | 11,538.54 | 100,296.54 · Total: 100296.54 · Period end: 2024-11-29 · Period start: 2024-11-02; Tax: 2736.12 · Date: 2025-01-02 · Fees: 21001 · Quote: CA12C500011547 | 02-Jan-25 | November 30, 2024 - December 27, 2024 | 21,001.00 | 46.04 | 2,736.12 | 23,783.16 · Total: 23783.16 · Period end: 2024-12-27 · Period start: 2024-11-30 · Disbursements: 46.04; Tax: 3037 · Date: 2025-02-04 · Fees: 23361.5 · Quote: CA12C500011702 | 04-Feb-25 | December 28, 2024 - January 31, 2025 | 23,361.50 | | 3,037.00 | 26,398.50 · Total: 26398.5 · Period end: 2025-01-31 · Period start: 2024-12-28; Tax: 7153.9 · Date: 2025-03-04 · Fees: 55030 · Quote: CA12C500011793 | 04-Mar-25 | February 04, 2025 - February 28, 2025 | 55,030.00 | | 7,153.90 | 62,183.90 · Total: 62183.9 · Period end: 2025-02-28 · Period start: 2025-02-04; Tax: 5585 · Date: 2025-04-01 · Fees: 42961.5 · Quote: CA12C500011927 | 01-Apr-25 | March 1, 2025 - March 28, 2025 | 42,961.50 | | 5,585.00 | 48,546.50 · Total: 48546.5 · Period end: 2025-03-28 · Period start: 2025-03-01; Tax: 5029.83 · Date: 2025-04-29 · Fees: 38691 · Quote: CA12C500012060 | 29-Apr-25 | March 29, 2025 - April 25, 2025 | 38,691.00 | | 5,029.83 | 43,720.83 · Total: 43720.83 · Period end: 2025-04-25 · Period start: 2025-03-29; Tax: 3660.09 · Date: 2025-06-03 · Fees: 28154.5 · Quote: CA12C500012184 | 03-Jun-25 | April 26, 2025 - May 30, 2025 | 28,154.50 | | 3,660.09 | 31,814.59 · Total: 31814.59 · Period end: 2025-05-30 · Period start: 2025-04-26; Tax: 5888.81 · Date: 2025-06-27 · Fees: 45298.5 · Quote: CA12C500012338 | 27-Jun-25 | May 31, 2025 to June 27, 2025 | 45,298.50 | | 5,888.81 | 51,187.31 · Total: 51187.31 · Period end: 2025-06-27 · Period start: 2025-05-31; Tax: 5438.1 · Date: 2025-08-06 · Fees: 41831.5 · Quote: CA12C500012435 | 06-Aug-25 | July 01, 2025 to August 01, 2025 | 41,831.50 | | 5,438.10 | 47,269.60 · Total: 47269.6 · Period end: 2025-08-01 · Period start: 2025-07-01; Tax: 7801.89 · Date: 2025-09-02 · Fees: 60014.5 · Quote: CA12C500012544 | 02-Sep-25 | August 2, 2025 to August 29, 2025 | 60,014.50 | | 7,801.89 | 67,816.39 · Total: 67816.39 · Period end: 2025-08-29 · Period start: 2025-08-02; Tax: 5142.74 · Date: 2025-10-01 · Fees: 39559.5 · Quote: CA12C500012633 | 01-Oct-25 | August 30, 2025 to September 26, 2025 | 39,559.50 | | 5,142.74 | 44,702.24 · Total: 44702.24 · Period end: 2025-09-26 · Period start: 2025-08-30; Tax: 2734.49 · Date: 2025-11-04 · Fees: 21034.5 · Quote: CA12C500012819 | 04-Nov-25 | September 27, 2025 to October 31, 2025 | 21,034.50 | | 2,734.49 | 23,768.99 · Total: 23768.99 · Period end: 2025-10-31 · Period start: 2025-09-27; Tax: 5178.68 · Date: 2025-12-03 · Fees: 39836 · Quote: CA12C500012931 | 03-Dec-25 | November 1, 2025 to November 30, 2025 | 39,836.00 | | 5,178.68 | 45,014.68 · Total: 45014.68 · Period end: 2025-11-30 · Period start: 2025-11-01; Tax: 3982.16 · Date: 2026-01-02 · Fees: 30632 · Quote: CA12C500013045 | 02-Jan-26 | December 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025 | 30,632.00 | | 3,982.16 | 34,614.16 · Total: 34614.16 · Period end: 2025-12-31 · Period start: 2025-12-01 · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: Ernst & Young Inc. was appointed as the Monitor of the Canadian Debtors in the CCAA proceedings (the "Monitor") · Hours total: Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 610 | 1,122.2 | 684,201.50 · Value: 1122.2 · Context quote: ERNST & YOUNG INC. in its capacity as Monitor of Nortel Networks Corporation et al. and not its personal capacity
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  • Counsel Templeman Menninga LLP
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Motion Record of the Applicants
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: invoice_listing · Rows: Sharon Hamilton; Fees: 27067.5 · Rate: 1259 · Hours: 21.5 · Quote: Partners < 20 hours | 1,259 | 21.5 | 27,067.50 · Title: Partner · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Partners < 20 hours; Fees: 108639 · Rate: 1253 · Hours: 86.7 · Quote: Total Partners | 1,253 | 86.7 | 108,639.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Brent Beekenkamp; Edmund Yau; Andrew Tuck; Fees: 1470 · Rate: 980 · Hours: 1.5 · Quote: Associate Partner / Partner < 20 hours | Associate Partner / Partner < 20 hours | 980 | 1.5 | 1,470.00 · Title: Associate Partner / Partner · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Associate Partner / Partner < 20 hours; Fees: 582559.5 · Rate: 969 · Hours: 601.5 · Quote: Total Associate Partner / Partner | 969 | 601.5 | 582,559.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate Partner / Partner; Lee Close; Lei Wang; Fees: 13536 · Rate: 940 · Hours: 14.4 · Quote: Senior Managers < 20 hours | 940 | 14.4 | 13,536.00 · Title: Senior Manager · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Managers < 20 hours; Fees: 230312 · Rate: 909 · Hours: 253.4 · Quote: Total Senior Manager | 909 | 253.4 | 230,312.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Manager; Jocelyne Tardif; Fees: 2167.5 · Rate: 699 · Hours: 3.1 · Quote: Manager < 20 hours | 699 | 3.1 | 2,167.50 · Title: Manager · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Manager < 20 hours; Fees: 197378.5 · Rate: 684 · Hours: 288.6 · Quote: Total Manager | 684 | 288.6 | 197,378.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Manager; Shady Khodair; Fees: 106 · Rate: 530 · Hours: 0.2 · Quote: Senior Staff < 20 hours | 530 | 0.2 | 106.00 · Title: Senior Staff · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Staff < 20 hours; Fees: 35460.5 · Rate: 549 · Hours: 64.6 · Quote: Total Senior | 549 | 64.6 | 35,460.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior; Kinderjit Sangha; Rob Ferguson; Cam Bear; Tess Carandang; Fees: 837198 · Rate: 366 · Hours: 2287.4 · Quote: Total Para Professional | 366 | 2,287.4 | 837,198.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Para Professional; Fees: 2500 · Rate: 250 · Hours: 10 · Quote: Senior Staff < 20 hours | 250 | 10.0 | 2,500.00 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Staff < 20 hours; Fees: 2500 · Rate: 250 · Hours: 10 · Quote: Total Senior Staff | 250 | 10.0 | 2,500.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Staff; Fees: 1994047.5 · Rate: 555 · Hours: 3592.2 · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 555 | 3,592.2 | 1,994,047.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (CAD) · Money: Tax: $261K · Label: Taxes · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 1,994,047.50 13,695.92 261,006.83 2,268,750.25 · Fees: $1.99M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 1,994,047.50 13,695.92 261,006.83 2,268,750.25 · Total: $2.27M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 1,994,047.50 13,695.92 261,006.83 2,268,750.25 · includes tax · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $13.7K · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 1,994,047.50 13,695.92 261,006.83 2,268,750.25 · Period: End: 2024-08-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from October 29, 2022, to August 31, 2024. · Start: 2022-10-29 · Approval: Quote: An order (' Passing of Accounts Order ') passing the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel incurred during the period of November 1, 2022 through to and including August 31, 2024 (the ' Period ') · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Nortel Networks Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) October 29, 2022 to August 3 1 , 2024 · Invoices: Tax: 7642.44 · Date: 2022-11-08 · Fees: 58788 · Quote: CA12C500008609 | 08-Nov-22 | October 29-November 4, 2022 · Total: 66430.44; Tax: 3875.04 · Date: 2022-11-11 · Fees: 29808 · Quote: CA12C500008634 | 11-Nov-22 | November 5-November 11, 2022 · Total: 33683.04; Tax: 1728.55 · Date: 2024-03-26 · Fees: 13296.5 · Quote: CA12C500010411 | 26-Mar-24 | March 16, 2024 - March 22, 2024 · Total: 15025.05; Tax: 3689.34 · Date: 2024-09-03 · Fees: 28379.5 · Quote: CA12C500011055 | 03-Sep-24 | August 3, 2024 - August 30, 2024 · Total: 32068.84 · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: I am President of Ernst & Young Inc., the court appointed monitor (the ' Monitor ') · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by the Monitor's professionals during the Period was 3,592.2 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$555. · Value: 3592.2 · Context quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from October 29, 2022, to August 31, 2024.; Form: invoice_listing · Rows: Christopher Armstrong; Joseph Pasquariello; Fees: 20565 · Rate: 883 · Hours: 23.3 · Quote: Partners <20 hours | 883 | 23.3 | 20,565.00 · Title: Partner · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Partners <20 hours; Fees: 153684.5 · Rate: 953 · Hours: 161.3 · Quote: Total Partners | 953 | 161.3 | 153,684.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Fees: 38021.5 · Rate: 583 · Hours: 65.2 · Quote: Total Associate | 583 | 65.2 | 38,021.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate; Fees: 1075 · Rate: 250 · Hours: 4.3 · Quote: Students <20 hours | 250 | 4.3 | 1,075.00 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Students <20 hours; Fees: 1075 · Rate: 250 · Hours: 4.3 · Quote: Total Students | 250 | 4.3 | 1,075.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Students; Fees: 2509 · Rate: 534 · Hours: 4.7 · Quote: Law Clerks < 20 hours | 534 | 4.7 | 2,509.0 · Title: Law Clerk · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Law Clerks < 20 hours; Fees: 2509 · Rate: 534 · Hours: 4.7 · Quote: Total Clerks | 534 | 4.7 | 2,509.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Clerks; Fees: 178.5 · Rate: 105 · Hours: 1.7 · Quote: Total Word Processing | 105 | 1.7 | 178.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Word Processing; Fees: 195468.5 · Rate: 824 · Hours: 237.2 · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 824 | 237.2 | 195,468.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (CAD) · Money: Tax: $25.9K · Label: Taxes · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 195,468.50 | 4,116.09 | 25,946.00 | 225,530.59 · Fees: $195K · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 195,468.50 | 4,116.09 | 25,946.00 | 225,530.59 · Total: $226K · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 195,468.50 | 4,116.09 | 25,946.00 | 225,530.59 · includes tax · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $4.12K · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 195,468.50 | 4,116.09 | 25,946.00 | 225,530.59 · Period: End: 2024-08-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: November 1, 2022 to August 31, 2024 · Start: 2022-11-01 · Approval: Quote: An order (' Passing of Accounts Order ') passing the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel incurred during the period of November 1, 2022 through to and including August 31, 2024 (the ' Period ') · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Professional Fees - Goodmans LLP (CAD) · Invoices: Tax: 6918.9 · Date: 2023-01-31 · Fees: 52720.5 · Quote: 790436 | 31-Jan-23 | 2022-12-31 | 52,720.50 | 501.80 | 6,918.90 | 60,141.20 · Total: 60141.2 · Period end: 2022-12-31 · Disbursements: 501.8; Tax: 2437.04 · Date: 2023-03-23 · Fees: 18543.5 · Quote: 792913 | 23-Mar-23 | 2023-03-23 | 18,543.50 | 202.99 | 2,437.04 | 21,183.53 · Total: 21183.53 · Period end: 2023-03-23 · Disbursements: 202.99; Tax: 2998.81 · Date: 2024-08-29 · Fees: 21699.5 · Quote: 818866 | 29-Aug-24 | 2024-08-26 | 21,699.50 | 1,368.27 | 2,998.81 | 26,066.58 · Total: 26066.58 · Period end: 2024-08-26 · Disbursements: 1368.27 · Firm text: Goodmans LLP · Firm quote: Lawyers for the Monitor, Ernst & Young Inc. · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by Goodmans' professionals during the Period was 237.2 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$824. · Value: 237.2 · Context quote: The total number of hours worked by Goodmans' professionals during the Period was 237.2 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$824.; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: End: 2024-08-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from October 29, 2022, to August 31, 2024. · Start: 2022-10-29 · Approval: Quote: An order (' Passing of Accounts Order ') passing the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel incurred during the period of November 1, 2022 through to and including August 31, 2024 (the ' Period ') · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: USD · Quote: The total number of hours worked by AOSS' professionals during the Period was 23.3 hours at an average hourly billing rate of US$527. · Invoices: · Firm text: AOSS · Firm quote: The total number of hours worked by AOSS' professionals during the Period was 23.3 hours at an average hourly billing rate of US$527. · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by AOSS' professionals during the Period was 23.3 hours at an average hourly billing rate of US$527. · Value: 23.3 · Context quote: The total number of hours worked by AOSS' professionals during the Period was 23.3 hours at an average hourly billing rate of US$527.; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: End: 2024-08-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from October 29, 2022, to August 31, 2024. · Start: 2022-10-29 · Approval: Quote: An order (' Passing of Accounts Order ') passing the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel incurred during the period of November 1, 2022 through to and including August 31, 2024 (the ' Period ') · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: USD · Quote: The total number of hours worked by PSZJ's professionals during the Period was 9.8 hours at an average hourly billing rate of US$794. · Invoices: · Firm text: PSZJ · Firm quote: The total number of hours worked by PSZJ's professionals during the Period was 9.8 hours at an average hourly billing rate of US$794. · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by PSZJ's professionals during the Period was 9.8 hours at an average hourly billing rate of US$794. · Value: 9.8 · Context quote: The total number of hours worked by PSZJ's professionals during the Period was 9.8 hours at an average hourly billing rate of US$794.
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The purpose of this One Hundred Sixty Fourth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”), along with the related affidavits sworn by Sharon Hamilton (the “Hamilton Affidavit”), President of Ernst & Young Inc., and representatives of the Monitor’s counsel, being Goodmans LLP (“Goodmans”) as its Canadian legal counsel, Allen Overy Shearman Sterling US LLP (“AOSS”) (formerly Allen & Overy LLP) as its U.S. legal counsel, and Pachulski Stang Ziehl & Jones LLP (“PSZJ”) as its Delaware local legal counsel, is to: (a) provide this Court with information in respect of the Monitor’s motion to pass the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel for fees and disbursements incurred during the period November 1, 2022, through to and including August 31, 2024 (the “Period”), and (b) to provide this Court and stakeholders with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval to dispose of certain remaining records of the Canadian Estate
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: time_summary · Rows: Sharon Hamilton; Fees: 27067.5 · Rate: 1259 · Hours: 21.5 · Quote: Partners < 20 hours | | 1,259 | 21.5 | 27,067.50 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Partners < 20 hours; Fees: 108639 · Rate: 1253 · Hours: 86.7 · Quote: Total Partners | 1,253 | 86.7 | 108,639.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Brent Beekenkamp; Edmund Yau; Andrew Tuck; Fees: 1470 · Rate: 980 · Hours: 1.5 · Quote: Associate Partner / Partner < 20 hours | Associate Partner / Partner < 20 hours | 980 | 1.5 | 1,470.00 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Associate Partner / Partner < 20 hours; Fees: 582559.5 · Rate: 969 · Hours: 601.5 · Quote: Total Associate Partner / Partner | Total Associate Partner / Partner | 969 | 601.5 | 582,559.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate Partner / Partner; Lee Close; Lei Wang; Fees: 13536 · Rate: 940 · Hours: 14.4 · Quote: Senior Managers < 20 hours | | 940 | 14.4 | 13,536.00 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Managers < 20 hours; Fees: 230312 · Rate: 909 · Hours: 253.4 · Quote: Total Senior Manager | 909 | 253.4 | 230,312.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Manager; Jocelyne Tardif; Fees: 2167.5 · Rate: 699 · Hours: 3.1 · Quote: Manager < 20 hours | | 699 | 3.1 | 2,167.50 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Manager < 20 hours; Fees: 197378.5 · Rate: 684 · Hours: 288.6 · Quote: Total Manager | 684 | 288.6 | 197,378.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Manager; Shady Khodair; Fees: 106 · Rate: 530 · Hours: 0.2 · Quote: Senior Staff < 20 hours | | 530 | 0.2 | 106.00 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Staff < 20 hours; Fees: 35460.5 · Rate: 549 · Hours: 64.6 · Quote: Total Senior | 549 | 64.6 | 35,460.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior; Kinderjit Sangha; Rob Ferguson; Cam Bear; Tess Carandang; Fees: 837198 · Rate: 366 · Hours: 2287.4 · Quote: Total Para Professional | 366 | 2,287.4 | 837,198.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Para Professional; Fees: 2500 · Rate: 250 · Hours: 10 · Quote: Senior Staff < 20 hours | | 250 | 10.0 | 2,500.00 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Staff < 20 hours; Fees: 2500 · Rate: 250 · Hours: 10 · Quote: Total Senior Staff | 250 | 10.0 | 2,500.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Staff; Fees: 1994047.5 · Rate: 555 · Hours: 3592.2 · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 555 | 3,592.2 | 1,994,047.50 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (CAD) · Money: Fees: $1.99M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 555 | 3,592.2 | 1,994,047.50 · Approximate: false · Period: End: 2024-08-03 · Kind: cumulative · Quote: Nortel Networks Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) October 29, 2022 to August 3 , 2024 · Start: 2022-10-29 · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Nortel Networks Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) October 29, 2022 to August 3 , 2024 · Invoices: Tax: 7642.44 · Date: 2022-11-08 · Fees: 58788 · Quote: CA12C500008609 | 08-Nov-22 | October 29-November 4, 2022 | 58,788.00 | - | 7,642.44 | 66,430.44 · Total: 66430.44 · Period end: 2022-11-04 · Period start: 2022-10-29; Tax: 3875.04 · Date: 2022-11-11 · Fees: 29808 · Quote: CA12C500008634 | 11-Nov-22 | November 5-November 11, 2022 | 29,808.00 | - | 3,875.04 | 33,683.04 · Total: 33683.04 · Period end: 2022-11-11 · Period start: 2022-11-05; Tax: 1728.55 · Date: 2024-03-26 · Fees: 13296.5 · Quote: CA12C500010411 | 26-Mar-24 | March 16, 2024 - March 22, 2024 | 13,296.50 | - | 1,728.55 | 15,025.05 · Total: 15025.05 · Period end: 2024-03-22 · Period start: 2024-03-16; Tax: 654.16 · Date: 2024-04-02 · Fees: 5032 · Quote: CA12C500010441 | 02-Apr-24 | March 23, 2024 - March 29, 2024 | 5,032.00 | - | 654.16 | 5,686.16 · Total: 5686.16 · Period end: 2024-03-29 · Period start: 2024-03-23; Tax: 611.13 · Date: 2024-04-09 · Fees: 4701 · Quote: CA12C500010482 | 09-Apr-24 | March 30, 2024 - April 5, 2024 | 4,701.00 | - | 611.13 | 5,312.13 · Total: 5312.13 · Period end: 2024-04-05 · Period start: 2024-03-30; Tax: 736.26 · Date: 2024-04-16 · Fees: 5663.5 · Quote: CA12C500010493 | 16-Apr-24 | April 6, 2024 - April 12, 2024 | 5,663.50 | - | 736.26 | 6,399.76 · Total: 6399.76 · Period end: 2024-04-12 · Period start: 2024-04-06; Tax: 1682.2 · Date: 2024-04-23 · Fees: 12940 · Quote: CA12C500010524 | 23-Apr-24 | April 13, 2024 - April 19, 2024 | 12,940.00 | - | 1,682.20 | 14,622.20 · Total: 14622.2 · Period end: 2024-04-19 · Period start: 2024-04-13; Tax: 2143.44 · Date: 2024-04-30 · Fees: 16488 · Quote: CA12C500010557 | 30-Apr-24 | April 20, 2024 - April 26, 2024 | 16,488.00 | - | 2,143.44 | 18,631.44 · Total: 18631.44 · Period end: 2024-04-26 · Period start: 2024-04-20; Tax: 1252.42 · Date: 2024-05-07 · Fees: 9634 · Quote: CA12C500010577 | 07-May-24 | April 27, 2024 - May 3, 2024 | 9,634.00 | - | 1,252.42 | 10,886.42 · Total: 10886.42 · Period end: 2024-05-03 · Period start: 2024-04-27; Tax: 1498.84 · Date: 2024-05-14 · Fees: 11529.5 · Quote: CA12C500010612 | 14-May-24 | May 4, 2024 - May 10, 2024 | 11,529.50 | - | 1,498.84 | 13,028.34 · Total: 13028.34 · Period end: 2024-05-10 · Period start: 2024-05-04; Tax: 1367.86 · Date: 2024-05-21 · Fees: 10522 · Quote: CA12C500010628 | 21-May-24 | May 11,2024 - May 17,2024 | 10,522.00 | - | 1,367.86 | 11,889.86 · Total: 11889.86 · Period end: 2024-05-17 · Period start: 2024-05-11; Tax: 1703.59 · Date: 2024-05-28 · Fees: 13104.5 · Quote: CA12C500010660 | 28-May-24 | May 18, 2024 - May 24, 2024 | 13,104.50 | - | 1,703.59 | 14,808.09 · Total: 14808.09 · Period end: 2024-05-24 · Period start: 2024-05-18; Tax: 2223 · Date: 2024-06-04 · Fees: 17100 · Quote: CA12C500010682 | 04-Jun-24 | May 25, 2024 - May 31, 2024 | 17,100.00 | - | 2,223.00 | 19,323.00 · Total: 19323 · Period end: 2024-05-31 · Period start: 2024-05-25; Tax: 2514.14 · Date: 2024-06-11 · Fees: 19339.5 · Quote: CA12C500010733 | 11-Jun-24 | June 1, 2024 - Jun 7, 2024 | 19,339.50 | - | 2,514.14 | 21,853.64 · Total: 21853.64 · Period end: 2024-06-07 · Period start: 2024-06-01; Tax: 1805.25 · Date: 2024-06-18 · Fees: 13886.5 · Quote: CA12C500010788 | 18-Jun-24 | June 8, 2024 - June 14, 2024 | 13,886.50 | - | 1,805.25 | 15,691.75 · Total: 15691.75 · Period end: 2024-06-14 · Period start: 2024-06-08; Tax: 1910.09 · Date: 2024-06-25 · Fees: 14693 · Quote: CA12C500010812 | 25-Jun-24 | June 15, 2024 - June 21, 2024 | 14,693.00 | - | 1,910.09 | 16,603.09 · Total: 16603.09 · Period end: 2024-06-21 · Period start: 2024-06-15; Tax: 2625.61 · Date: 2024-06-28 · Fees: 20197 · Quote: CA12C500010845 | 28-Jun-24 | June 22, 2024 - June 28, 2024 | 20,197.00 | - | 2,625.61 | 22,822.61 · Total: 22822.61 · Period end: 2024-06-28 · Period start: 2024-06-22; Tax: 810.23 · Date: 2024-07-09 · Fees: 6232.5 · Quote: CA12C500010872 | 09-Jul-24 | June 29, 2024 - July 5, 2024 | 6,232.50 | - | 810.23 | 7,042.73 · Total: 7042.73 · Period end: 2024-07-05 · Period start: 2024-06-29; Tax: 828.43 · Date: 2024-07-16 · Fees: 6372.5 · Quote: CA12C500010892 | 16-Jul-24 | July 6, 2024 - July 12, 2024 | 6,372.50 | - | 828.43 | 7,200.93 · Total: 7200.93 · Period end: 2024-07-12 · Period start: 2024-07-06; Tax: 3650.14 · Date: 2024-08-07 · Fees: 28050 · Quote: CA12C500010981 | 07-Aug-24 | July 13, 2024 - August 2, 2024 | 28,050.00 | 28.00 | 3,650.14 | 31,728.14 · Total: 31728.14 · Period end: 2024-08-02 · Period start: 2024-07-13 · Disbursements: 28; Tax: 3689.34 · Date: 2024-09-03 · Fees: 28379.5 · Quote: CA12C500011055 | 03-Sep-24 | August 3, 2024 - August 30, 2024 | 28,379.50 | - | 3,689.34 | 32,068.84 · Total: 32068.84 · Period end: 2024-08-30 · Period start: 2024-08-03 · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: in its capacity as Monitor of Nortel Networks Corporation et al. · Hours total: Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 555 | 3,592.2 | 1,994,047.50 · Value: 3592.2 · Context quote: in its capacity as Monitor of Nortel Networks Corporation et al.
  • Purchaser unnamed prospective purchaser of the London Property · the London Property · real property · proposed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — marketing and sale process of the London Property, term sheet negotiated with prospective purchaser, subject to Court approval
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The purpose of this One Hundred Sixty Third Report of the Monitor (the “Report” ) is to provide information in respect of the Canadian Estate’s motion seeking approval of a transaction with 1000670439 Ontario Inc. (the “Purchaser”) in respect of the sale of the London Property (as defined below) (the “Transaction”)
  • Purchaser 1000670439 Ontario Inc. · the London Property · real property · price sealed · proposed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — The Monitor recommends approval of the Transaction as the best available outcome from the marketing process, pending Court approval of the Approval and Vesting Order.
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Annual Report
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2023-12-08 · Table missing:
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Supplemental Motion Record
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: invoice_listing · Rows: · Money: Fees: $2.48K · Quote: 2.478.00 · Total: $3.76K · Quote: 3,755.82 · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $1.28K · Quote: 1,277.83 · Period: End: 2022-10-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: November 1, 2021 to October 31, 2022 · Quote: November 1, 2021 to October 31, 2022 · Start: 2021-11-01 · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: Code: USD · Quote: Total Fees (LTSD) · Invoices: Date: 2022-11-03 · Fees: 2478 · Quote: 297746 | 2022-11-03 | 2022-10-31 | 2.478.00 | 1,277.83 | | 3,755.82 · Total: 3755.82 · Period end: 2022-10-31 · Disbursements: 1277.83 · Firm text: Pachulski Stang Ziehl & Jones LLP · Firm quote: Pachuhki Staiig Ziehl & Jones LLP (L^SD) · Hours total: Quote: 3.9 professional hours · Value: 3.9 · Context quote: local Delaware legal counsel to Ernst & Young Inc.; Form: time_summary · Rows: Mary F. Caloway; Patricia E Cuniff; Fees: 2478 · Rate: 635 · Hours: 3.9 · Quote: Grand Total (USD) | 635 | 3.9 | 2,478.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (USD) · Money: Fees: $2.48K · Quote: 2,478.0 · Approximate: false · Period: End: 2022-10-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: November 1, 2021 to October 31, 2022 · Quote: November 1, 2021 to October 31, 2022 · Start: 2021-11-01 · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: Code: USD · Quote: Grand Total (USD) · Invoices: · Firm text: Pachulski Stang Ziehl & Jones LLP · Firm quote: Pachuhki Staiig Ziehl & Jones LLP (L^SD) · Hours total: Quote: 3.9 · Value: 3.9 · Context quote: local Delaware legal counsel to Ernst & Young Inc.
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Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period November 1, 2021 – October 31, 2022
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: invoice_listing · Rows: · Money: Tax: $310K · Label: Taxes · Quote: 309,651.22 · Fees: $2.35M · Quote: 2,351,108.00 · Total: $2.69M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 2,691,582.77 · includes tax · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $30.8K · Quote: 30,823.55 · Period: End: 2022-10-28 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from October 30, 2021 to October 28, 2022. · Start: 2021-10-30 · Approval: Quote: respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the Period · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Nortel Networks Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) November 1, 2021 to October 31, 2022 · Invoices: Tax: 12767.04 · Date: 2021-11-09 · Fees: 98208 · Quote: CA12C500007385 | 09-Nov-21 | October 30-November 5, 2021 · Total: 110975.04 · Period end: 2021-11-05 · Period start: 2021-10-30; Tax: 9753.37 · Date: 2021-11-16 · Fees: 66632.5 · Quote: CA12C500007404 | 16-Nov-21 | November 6-November 12, 2021 · Total: 84779.26 · Period end: 2021-11-12 · Period start: 2021-11-06 · Disbursements: 8393.39; Tax: 8644.36 · Date: 2021-11-23 · Fees: 65779.5 · Quote: CA12C500007427 | 23-Nov-21 | November 13-November 19, 2021 · Total: 75139.41 · Period end: 2021-11-19 · Period start: 2021-11-13 · Disbursements: 715.55; Tax: 6924.29 · Date: 2021-11-30 · Fees: 52587 · Quote: CA12C500007445 | 30-Nov-21 | November 20-November 26, 2021 · Total: 60188.08 · Period end: 2021-11-26 · Period start: 2021-11-20 · Disbursements: 676.79; Tax: 7082.86 · Date: 2021-12-07 · Fees: 54483.5 · Quote: CA12C500007491 | 07-Dec-21 | November 27-December 3, 2021 · Total: 61566.36 · Period end: 2021-12-03 · Period start: 2021-11-27; Tax: 7159.87 · Date: 2021-12-14 · Fees: 54865.5 · Quote: CA12C500007517 | 14-Dec-21 | December 4-December 10, 2021 · Total: 62235.73 · Period end: 2021-12-10 · Period start: 2021-12-04 · Disbursements: 210.36; Tax: 4918.76 · Date: 2021-12-21 · Fees: 37828.5 · Quote: CA12C500007546 | 21-Dec-21 | December 11-December 17, 2021 · Total: 42755.3 · Period end: 2021-12-17 · Period start: 2021-12-11 · Disbursements: 8.04; Tax: 2408.58 · Date: 2022-01-04 · Fees: 18527.5 · Quote: CA12C500007570 | 04-Jan-22 | December 18-December 31, 2021 · Total: 20936.08 · Period end: 2021-12-31 · Period start: 2021-12-18; Tax: 1541.54 · Date: 2022-01-11 · Fees: 11618.5 · Quote: CA12C500007596 | 11-Jan-22 | January 1-January 7, 2022 · Total: 13399.47 · Period end: 2022-01-07 · Period start: 2022-01-01 · Disbursements: 239.43; Tax: 4236.68 · Date: 2022-01-18 · Fees: 32559.5 · Quote: CA12C500007625 | 18-Jan-22 | January 8-January 14, 2022 · Total: 36826.46 · Period end: 2022-01-14 · Period start: 2022-01-08 · Disbursements: 30.28; Tax: 3759.67 · Date: 2022-01-25 · Fees: 28920.5 · Quote: CA12C500007650 | 25-Jan-22 | January 15-January 21, 2022 · Total: 32680.17 · Period end: 2022-01-21 · Period start: 2022-01-15; Tax: 4428.92 · Date: 2022-02-02 · Fees: 33996 · Quote: CA12C500007678 | 02-Feb-22 | January 22-January 28, 2022 · Total: 38497.57 · Period end: 2022-01-28 · Period start: 2022-01-22 · Disbursements: 72.65; Tax: 6603.68 · Date: 2022-02-08 · Fees: 50797.5 · Quote: CA12C500007721 | 08-Feb-22 | January 29-February 4, 2022 · Total: 57401.18 · Period end: 2022-02-04 · Period start: 2022-01-29; Tax: 7465.77 · Date: 2022-02-15 · Fees: 57429 · Quote: CA12C500007740 | 15-Feb-22 | February 5-February 11, 2022 · Total: 64894.77 · Period end: 2022-02-11 · Period start: 2022-02-05; Tax: 7607.06 · Date: 2022-02-22 · Fees: 58479.5 · Quote: CA12C500007763 | 22-Feb-22 | February 12-February 18, 2022 · Total: 66122.89 · Period end: 2022-02-18 · Period start: 2022-02-12 · Disbursements: 36.33; Tax: 7591.81 · Date: 2022-03-01 · Fees: 58398.5 · Quote: CA12C500007776 | 01-Mar-22 | February 19-February 25, 2022 · Total: 65990.31 · Period end: 2022-02-25 · Period start: 2022-02-19; Tax: 8217.68 · Date: 2022-03-08 · Fees: 61870 · Quote: CA12C500007814 | 08-Mar-22 | February 26-March 4, 2022 · Total: 71430.6 · Period end: 2022-03-04 · Period start: 2022-02-26 · Disbursements: 1342.92; Tax: 8414.64 · Date: 2022-03-16 · Fees: 64728 · Quote: CA12C500007843 | 16-Mar-22 | March 5-March 11, 2022 · Total: 73142.64 · Period end: 2022-03-11 · Period start: 2022-03-05; Tax: 9736.68 · Date: 2022-03-22 · Fees: 74897.5 · Quote: CA12C500007868 | 22-Mar-22 | March 12-March 18, 2022 · Total: 84634.18 · Period end: 2022-03-18 · Period start: 2022-03-12; Tax: 13741.7 · Date: 2022-03-29 · Fees: 105484 · Quote: CA12C500007875 | 29-Mar-22 | March 19-March 25, 2022 · Total: 119447.06 · Period end: 2022-03-25 · Period start: 2022-03-19 · Disbursements: 221.36; Tax: 18245.24 · Date: 2022-04-05 · Fees: 140348 · Quote: CA12C500007903 | 05-Apr-22 | March 26-April 1, 2022 · Total: 158593.24 · Period end: 2022-04-01 · Period start: 2022-03-26; Tax: 9629.16 · Date: 2022-04-12 · Fees: 73048 · Quote: CA12C500007918 | 12-Apr-22 | April 2-April 8, 2022 · Total: 83699.62 · Period end: 2022-04-08 · Period start: 2022-04-02 · Disbursements: 1022.46; Tax: 8245.43 · Date: 2022-04-19 · Fees: 48791.5 · Quote: CA12C500007943 | 19-Apr-22 | April 9-April 15, 2022 · Total: 71671.79 · Period end: 2022-04-15 · Period start: 2022-04-09 · Disbursements: 14634.86; Tax: 6230.73 · Date: 2022-04-26 · Fees: 47716.5 · Quote: CA12C500007965 | 26-Apr-22 | April 16-April 22, 2022 · Total: 54159.38 · Period end: 2022-04-22 · Period start: 2022-04-16 · Disbursements: 212.15; Tax: 5009.23 · Date: 2022-05-03 · Fees: 38532.5 · Quote: CA12C500007993 | 03-May-22 | April 23-April 29, 2022 · Total: 43541.73 · Period end: 2022-04-29 · Period start: 2022-04-23; Tax: 7626.58 · Date: 2022-05-10 · Fees: 58666 · Quote: CA12C500008018 | 10-May-22 | April 30-May 6, 2022 · Total: 66292.58 · Period end: 2022-05-06 · Period start: 2022-04-30; Tax: 7092.93 · Date: 2022-05-17 · Fees: 54561 · Quote: CA12C500008039 | 17-May-22 | May 7-May 13, 2022 · Total: 61653.93 · Period end: 2022-05-13 · Period start: 2022-05-07; Tax: 5144.98 · Date: 2022-05-24 · Fees: 39482.5 · Quote: CA12C500008059 | 24-May-22 | May 14-May 20, 2022 · Total: 44721.7 · Period end: 2022-05-20 · Period start: 2022-05-14 · Disbursements: 94.22; Tax: 5366.77 · Date: 2022-05-31 · Fees: 41044 · Quote: CA12C500008079 | 31-May-22 | May 21-May 27, 2022 · Total: 46649.62 · Period end: 2022-05-27 · Period start: 2022-05-21 · Disbursements: 238.85; Tax: 6781.31 · Date: 2022-06-07 · Fees: 52055.5 · Quote: CA12C500008107 | 07-Jun-22 | May 28-June 3, 2022 · Total: 58945.22 · Period end: 2022-06-03 · Period start: 2022-05-28 · Disbursements: 108.41; Tax: 5653.37 · Date: 2022-10-11 · Fees: 43487.5 · Quote: CA12C500008524 | 11-Oct-22 | October 1-Oct 7, 2022 · Total: 49140.87 · Period end: 2022-10-07 · Period start: 2022-10-01; Tax: 5411.57 · Date: 2022-10-18 · Fees: 41627.5 · Quote: CA12C500008550 | 18-Oct-22 | October 8-Oct 14, 2022 · Total: 47039.07 · Period end: 2022-10-14 · Period start: 2022-10-08; Tax: 5799.43 · Date: 2022-10-25 · Fees: 44611 · Quote: CA12C500008570 | 25-Oct-22 | October 15-Oct 21, 2022 · Total: 50410.43 · Period end: 2022-10-21 · Period start: 2022-10-15; Tax: 7566.97 · Date: 2022-11-01 · Fees: 58095 · Quote: CA12C500008589 | 01-Nov-22 | October 22-Oct 28, 2022 · Total: 65774.43 · Period end: 2022-10-28 · Period start: 2022-10-22 · Disbursements: 112.46 · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc., in its capacity as Monitor · Firm quote: ERNST & YOUNG INC. in its capacity as Monitor of Nortel Networks Corporation et al. · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by the Monitor's professionals during the Period was 4,362.0 hours · Value: 4362 · Context quote: The total number of hours worked by the Monitor's professionals during the Period was 4,362.0 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$539; Form: time_summary · Rows: Murray McDonald; Fees: 22176 · Rate: 1205 · Hours: 18.4 · Quote: Partners < 20 hours | 1,205 | 18.4 | 22,176.0 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Partners < 20 hours; Fees: 44368.5 · Rate: 1202 · Hours: 36.9 · Quote: Total Partners | 1,202 | 36.9 | 44,368.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Brent Beekenkamp; Andrew Tuck; Fees: 841.5 · Rate: 935 · Hours: 0.9 · Quote: Associate Partner < 20 hours | 935 | 0.9 | 841.5 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Associate Partner < 20 hours; Fees: 563066 · Rate: 938 · Hours: 600.4 · Quote: Total Associate Partner | 938 | 600.4 | 563,066.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate Partner; Lee Close; Edmund Yau; Fees: 2223 · Rate: 855 · Hours: 2.6 · Quote: Senior Managers < 20 hours | 855 | 2.6 | 2,223.0 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Managers < 20 hours; Fees: 613683 · Rate: 858 · Hours: 715.4 · Quote: Total Senior Manager | 858 | 715.4 | 613,683.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Manager; Jocelyn Tardif; Lei Wang; Alexandre Ferland; Gurpreet Kaur; Fees: 188423.5 · Rate: 655 · Hours: 287.8 · Quote: Total Manager | 655 | 287.8 | 188,423.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Manager; Kinderjit Sangha; Rob Ferguson; Cam Bear; Tess Carandang; Fees: 2553 · Rate: 345 · Hours: 7.4 · Quote: Para Professional < 20 hours | 345 | 7.4 | 2,553.0 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Para Professional < 20 hours; Fees: 929907 · Rate: 346 · Hours: 2686.7 · Quote: Total Para Professional | 346 | 2,686.7 | 929,907.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Para Professional; Shady Khodair; Fees: 693 · Rate: 210 · Hours: 3.3 · Quote: Staff / Translators < 20 hours | 210 | 3.3 | 693.0 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Staff / Translators < 20 hours; Fees: 11660 · Rate: 335 · Hours: 34.8 · Quote: Total Staff | 335 | 34.8 | 11,660.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Staff; Fees: 2351108 · Rate: 539 · Hours: 4362 · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 539 | 4,362.0 | 2,351,108.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (CAD) · Money: Fees: $2.35M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 539 | 4,362.0 | 2,351,108.0 · Approximate: false · Period: End: 2022-10-28 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from October 30, 2021 to October 28, 2022. · Start: 2021-10-30 · Approval: Quote: respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the Period · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Nortel Networks Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) November 1, 2021 to October 31, 2022 · Invoices: · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc., in its capacity as Monitor · Firm quote: ERNST & YOUNG INC. in its capacity as Monitor of Nortel Networks Corporation et al. · Hours total: Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 539 | 4,362.0 | 2,351,108.0 · Value: 4362 · Context quote: Nortel Networks Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) November 1, 2021 to October 31, 2022
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Approval of fees for the period November 1, 2021 to October 31, 2022PDF
160 One Hundred and Sixtieth Report of the Monitor dated October 28, 2022
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2022-10-28 · Table missing:
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Guide to Fourth DistributionPDF
Notice of Fourth Distribution RatePDF
Notice of Fourth Distribution DatePDF
Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the period September 1, 2020 - October 31, 2021PDF
Supplemental Motion Record of the Monitor
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: invoice_listing · Rows: Murray McDonald; Fees: 35394 · Rate: 1076 · Hours: 32.9 · Quote: Partners < 20 hours | 1,076 | 32.9 | 35,394.0 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Partners < 20 hours; Fees: 56932.5 · Rate: 1076 · Hours: 52.9 · Quote: Total Partners | 1,076 | 52.9 | 56,932.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Brent Beekenkamp; Andrew Tuck; Fees: 900274 · Rate: 853 · Hours: 1055.9 · Quote: Total Associate Partner | 853 | 1,055.9 | 900,274.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate Partner; Lee Close; Edmund Yau; Fees: 780 · Rate: 780 · Hours: 1 · Quote: Senior Managers < 20 hours | 780 | 1.0 | 780.0 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Managers < 20 hours; Fees: 679432.5 · Rate: 784 · Hours: 866.6 · Quote: Total Senior Manager | 784 | 866.6 | 679,432.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Manager; Jocelyne Tardif; Lei Wang; Michael Gordaneer; Fees: 225585.5 · Rate: 596 · Hours: 378.2 · Quote: Total Manager | 596 | 378.2 | 225,585.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Manager; Fees: 1464.5 · Rate: 505 · Hours: 2.9 · Quote: Total Senior | 505 | 2.9 | 1,464.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior; Kinderjit Sangha; Rob Ferguson; Cam Bear; Tess Carandang; Fees: 2173.5 · Rate: 315 · Hours: 6.9 · Quote: Para Professional < 20 hours | 315 | 6.9 | 2,173.5 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Para Professional < 20 hours; Fees: 1032132 · Rate: 317 · Hours: 3256.1 · Quote: Total Para Professional | 317 | 3,256.1 | 1,032,132.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Para Professional; Shady Khodair; Fees: 3297 · Rate: 224 · Hours: 14.7 · Quote: Staff / Translators < 20 hours | 224 | 14.7 | 3,297.0 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Staff / Translators < 20 hours; Fees: 9595 · Rate: 201 · Hours: 47.7 · Quote: Total Staff | 201 | 47.7 | 9,595.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Staff; Fees: 2905416 · Rate: 513 · Hours: 5660.3 · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 513 | 5,660.3 | 2,905,416.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (CAD) · Money: Tax: $382K · Label: Taxes · Quote: 381,577.15 · Fees: $2.91M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) · Total: $3.32M · Quote: 3,316,784.67 · includes tax · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $29.8K · Quote: 29,791.52 · Period: End: 2021-10-29 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from August 29, 2020, to October 29, 2021. · Start: 2020-08-29 · Approval: Quote: fair and reasonable and respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the Period. · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) · Invoices: Tax: 8056.75 · Date: 2020-09-08 · Fees: 61975 · Quote: CA12C500005629 | 08-Sep-20 | August 29-September 4, 2020 | 61,975.00 | - | 8,056.75 | 70,031.75 · Total: 70031.75 · Period end: 2020-09-04 · Period start: 2020-08-29; Tax: 8524.3 · Date: 2020-09-15 · Fees: 65571.5 · Quote: CA12C500005670 | 15-Sep-20 | September 5-September 11, 2020 | 65,571.50 | - | 8,524.30 | 74,095.80 · Total: 74095.8 · Period end: 2020-09-11 · Period start: 2020-09-05; Tax: 12189.92 · Date: 2021-11-02 · Fees: 93696 · Quote: October 23-October 29, 2021 | 93,696.00 | 72.65 | 12,189.92 | 105,958.57 · Total: 105958.57 · Period end: 2021-10-29 · Period start: 2021-10-23 · Disbursements: 72.65 · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: ERNST & YOUNG INC. in its capacity as Monitor of Nortel Networks Corporation et al. · Hours total: Quote: This amount includes billings for 5,660.3 professional hours at an average hourly rate of CA$513. · Value: 5660.3 · Context quote: in its capacity as Monitor of Nortel Networks Corporation et al.; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Total: $167K · Quote: The Monitor also seeks to pass the accounts of Goodmans for the Period in the amount of CA$167,033.85, inclusive of applicable taxes. · includes tax · Approximate: false · Period: End: 2021-10-29 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from August 29, 2020, to October 29, 2021. · Start: 2020-08-29 · Approval: Quote: The Monitor also seeks to pass the accounts of Goodmans for the Period · State: passed · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: CA$167,033.85 · Invoices: · Firm text: Goodmans LLP · Firm quote: Lawyers for the Monitor, Ernst & Young Inc. · Hours total: Quote: This amount includes billings for 172.9 professional hours at an average hourly rate of CA$851. · Value: 172.9 · Context quote: The Monitor also seeks to pass the accounts of Goodmans for the Period in the amount of CA$167,033.85, inclusive of applicable taxes.
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual · Table missing:
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Motion Record Passing of Accounts
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: invoice_listing · Rows: Murray McDonald; Fees: 35394 · Rate: 1076 · Hours: 32.9 · Quote: Partners < 20 hours | 1,076 | 32.9 | 35,394.0 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Partners < 20 hours; Fees: 56932.5 · Rate: 1076 · Hours: 52.9 · Quote: Total Partners | 1,076 | 52.9 | 56,932.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Brent Beekenkamp; Andrew Tuck; Fees: 900274 · Rate: 853 · Hours: 1055.9 · Quote: Total Associate Partner | 853 | 1,055.9 | 900,274.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate Partner; Lee Close; Edmund Yau; Fees: 780 · Rate: 780 · Hours: 1 · Quote: Senior Managers < 20 hours | 780 | 1.0 | 780.0 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Managers < 20 hours; Fees: 679432.5 · Rate: 784 · Hours: 866.6 · Quote: Total Senior Manager | 784 | 866.6 | 679,432.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Manager; Jocelyne Tardif; Lei Wang; Michael Gordaneer; Fees: 225585.5 · Rate: 596 · Hours: 378.2 · Quote: Total Manager | 596 | 378.2 | 225,585.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Manager; Fees: 1464.5 · Rate: 505 · Hours: 2.9 · Quote: Total Senior | 505 | 2.9 | 1,464.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior; Kinderjit Sangha; Rob Ferguson; Cam Bear; Tess Carandang; Fees: 2173.5 · Rate: 315 · Hours: 6.9 · Quote: Para Professional < 20 hours | 315 | 6.9 | 2,173.5 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Para Professional < 20 hours; Fees: 1032132 · Rate: 317 · Hours: 3256.1 · Quote: Total Para Professional | 317 | 3,256.1 | 1,032,132.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Para Professional; Shady Khodair; Fees: 3297 · Rate: 224 · Hours: 14.7 · Quote: Staff / Translators < 20 hours | 224 | 14.7 | 3,297.0 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Staff / Translators < 20 hours; Fees: 9595 · Rate: 201 · Hours: 47.7 · Quote: Total Staff | 201 | 47.7 | 9,595.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Staff; Fees: 2905416 · Rate: 513 · Hours: 5660.3 · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 513 | 5,660.3 | 2,905,416.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (CAD) · Money: Tax: $382K · Label: Taxes · Quote: 381,577.15 · Fees: $2.91M · Quote: 2,905,416.00 · Total: $3.32M · Quote: 3,316,784.67 · includes tax · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $29.8K · Quote: 29,791.52 · Period: End: 2021-10-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: September 1, 2020 to October 31, 2021 · Start: 2020-09-01 · Approval: Quote: fair and reasonable and respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the Period. · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) · Invoices: Tax: 8056.75 · Date: 2020-09-08 · Fees: 61975 · Quote: CA12C500005629 | 08-Sep-20 | August 29-September 4, 2020 | 61,975.00 | - | 8,056.75 | 70,031.75 · Total: 70031.75 · Period end: 2020-09-04 · Period start: 2020-08-29; Tax: 8524.3 · Date: 2020-09-15 · Fees: 65571.5 · Quote: CA12C500005670 | 15-Sep-20 | September 5-September 11, 2020 | 65,571.50 | - | 8,524.30 | 74,095.80 · Total: 74095.8 · Period end: 2020-09-11 · Period start: 2020-09-05; Tax: 7612.67 · Date: 2020-09-23 · Fees: 58559 · Quote: CA12C500005671 | 23-Sep-20 | September 12-September 18, 2020 | 58,559.00 | - | 7,612.67 | 66,171.67 · Total: 66171.67 · Period end: 2020-09-18 · Period start: 2020-09-12; Tax: 12664.47 · Date: 2020-09-29 · Fees: 97419 · Quote: CA12C500005733 | 29-Sep-20 | September 19-September 25, 2020 | 97,419.00 | - | 12,664.47 | 110,083.47 · Total: 110083.47 · Period end: 2020-09-25 · Period start: 2020-09-19; Tax: 15972.71 · Date: 2020-10-05 · Fees: 122867 · Quote: CA12C500005758 | 05-Oct-20 | September 26-October 2, 2020 | 122,867.00 | - | 15,972.71 | 138,839.71 · Total: 138839.71 · Period end: 2020-10-02 · Period start: 2020-09-26; Tax: 18722.47 · Date: 2020-10-13 · Fees: 144019 · Quote: CA12C500005807 | 13-Oct-20 | October 3-October 9, 2020 | 144,019.00 | - | 18,722.47 | 162,741.47 · Total: 162741.47 · Period end: 2020-10-09 · Period start: 2020-10-03; Tax: 12406.81 · Date: 2020-10-20 · Fees: 95437 · Quote: CA12C500005854 | 20-Oct-20 | October 10-October 16, 2020 | 95,437.00 | - | 12,406.81 | 107,843.81 · Total: 107843.81 · Period end: 2020-10-16 · Period start: 2020-10-10; Tax: 12845.63 · Date: 2020-10-27 · Fees: 98812.5 · Quote: CA12C500005882 | 27-Oct-20 | October 17-October 23, 2020 | 98,812.50 | - | 12,845.63 | 111,658.13 · Total: 111658.13 · Period end: 2020-10-23 · Period start: 2020-10-17; Tax: 9519.71 · Date: 2020-11-02 · Fees: 73228.5 · Quote: CA12C500005906 | 02-Nov-20 | October 24-October 30, 2020 | 73,228.50 | - | 9,519.71 | 82,748.21 · Total: 82748.21 · Period end: 2020-10-30 · Period start: 2020-10-24; Tax: 11029.71 · Date: 2020-11-09 · Fees: 84072 · Quote: CA12C500005945 | 09-Nov-20 | October 31-November 6, 2020 | 84,072.00 | 771.91 | 11,029.71 | 95,873.62 · Total: 95873.62 · Period end: 2020-11-06 · Period start: 2020-10-31 · Disbursements: 771.91; Tax: 9802.33 · Date: 2020-11-16 · Fees: 75402.5 · Quote: CA12C500005966 | 16-Nov-20 | November 7-November 13, 2020 | 75,402.50 | - | 9,802.33 | 85,204.83 · Total: 85204.83 · Period end: 2020-11-13 · Period start: 2020-11-07; Tax: 10373.7 · Date: 2020-11-24 · Fees: 79343 · Quote: CA12C500005990 | 24-Nov-20 | November 14-November 20, 2020 | 79,343.00 | 454.73 | 10,373.70 | 90,171.43 · Total: 90171.43 · Period end: 2020-11-20 · Period start: 2020-11-14 · Disbursements: 454.73; Tax: 8796.06 · Date: 2020-11-27 · Fees: 67662 · Quote: CA12C500006011 | 27-Nov-20 | November 21-November 27, 2020 | 67,662.00 | - | 8,796.06 | 76,458.06 · Total: 76458.06 · Period end: 2020-11-27 · Period start: 2020-11-21; Tax: 9022.78 · Date: 2020-12-08 · Fees: 69406 · Quote: CA12C500006041 | 08-Dec-20 | November 28-December 4, 2020 | 69,406.00 | - | 9,022.78 | 78,428.78 · Total: 78428.78 · Period end: 2020-12-04 · Period start: 2020-11-28; Tax: 10073.1 · Date: 2020-12-15 · Fees: 63002.5 · Quote: CA12C500006074 | 15-Dec-20 | December 5-December 11, 2020 | 63,002.50 | 14,482.83 | 10,073.10 | 87,558.43 · Total: 87558.43 · Period end: 2020-12-11 · Period start: 2020-12-05 · Disbursements: 14482.83; Tax: 7426.71 · Date: 2020-12-22 · Fees: 57128.5 · Quote: CA12C500006114 | 22-Dec-20 | December 12-December 18, 2020 | 57,128.50 | - | 7,426.71 | 64,555.21 · Total: 64555.21 · Period end: 2020-12-18 · Period start: 2020-12-12; Tax: 4204.58 · Date: 2021-01-05 · Fees: 32005.5 · Quote: CA12C500006141 | 05-Jan-21 | December 19-January 1, 2021 | 32,005.50 | 337.39 | 4,204.58 | 36,547.47 · Total: 36547.47 · Period end: 2021-01-01 · Period start: 2020-12-19 · Disbursements: 337.39; Tax: 7052.8 · Date: 2021-01-12 · Fees: 53872 · Quote: CA12C500006181 | 12-Jan-21 | January 2-January 8, 2021 | 53,872.00 | 380.29 | 7,052.80 | 61,305.09 · Total: 61305.09 · Period end: 2021-01-08 · Period start: 2021-01-02 · Disbursements: 380.29; Tax: 7094.69 · Date: 2021-01-19 · Fees: 54574.5 · Quote: CA12C500006208 | 19-Jan-21 | January 9-January 15, 2021 | 54,574.50 | - | 7,094.69 | 61,669.19 · Total: 61669.19 · Period end: 2021-01-15 · Period start: 2021-01-09; Tax: 6633.19 · Date: 2021-01-26 · Fees: 51024.5 · Quote: CA12C500006236 | 26-Jan-21 | January 16-January 22, 2021 | 51,024.50 | - | 6,633.19 | 57,657.69 · Total: 57657.69 · Period end: 2021-01-22 · Period start: 2021-01-16; Tax: 5871.71 · Date: 2021-02-02 · Fees: 45167 · Quote: CA12C500006251 | 02-Feb-21 | January 23-January 29, 2021 | 45,167.00 | - | 5,871.71 | 51,038.71 · Total: 51038.71 · Period end: 2021-01-29 · Period start: 2021-01-23; Tax: 4935.45 · Date: 2021-02-09 · Fees: 37965 · Quote: CA12C500006283 | 09-Feb-21 | January 30-February 5, 2021 | 37,965.00 | - | 4,935.45 | 42,900.45 · Total: 42900.45 · Period end: 2021-02-05 · Period start: 2021-01-30; Tax: 4772.56 · Date: 2021-02-16 · Fees: 36592.5 · Quote: CA12C500006311 | 16-Feb-21 | February 6-February 12, 2021 | 36,592.50 | 119.43 | 4,772.56 | 41,484.49 · Total: 41484.49 · Period end: 2021-02-12 · Period start: 2021-02-06 · Disbursements: 119.43; Tax: 3660.74 · Date: 2021-04-06 · Fees: 28159.5 · Quote: CA12C500006512 | 06-Apr-21 | March 27-April 2, 2021 | 28,159.50 | - | 3,660.74 | 31,820.24 · Total: 31820.24 · Period end: 2021-04-02 · Period start: 2021-03-27; Tax: 4426.11 · Date: 2021-04-13 · Fees: 34047 · Quote: CA12C500006559 | 13-Apr-21 | April 3-April 9, 2021 | 34,047.00 | - | 4,426.11 | 38,473.11 · Total: 38473.11 · Period end: 2021-04-09 · Period start: 2021-04-03; Tax: 3346.85 · Date: 2021-09-28 · Fees: 25745 · Quote: CA12C500007209 | 28-Sep-21 | September 18-September 24, 2021 | 25,745.00 | | 3,346.85 | 29,091.85 · Total: 29091.85 · Period end: 2021-09-24 · Period start: 2021-09-18; Tax: 8264.36 · Date: 2021-10-26 · Fees: 63572 · Quote: CA12C500007311 | 26-Oct-21 | October 16-October 22, 2021 | 63,572.00 | | 8,264.36 | 71,836.36 · Total: 71836.36 · Period end: 2021-10-22 · Period start: 2021-10-16 · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: Professional Fees Invoice Summary - Ernst & Young Inc. · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by the Monitor's professionals during the Period was 5,660.3 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$513 · Value: 5660.3 · Context quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from August 29, 2020 to October 29, 2021.
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Professional fees approvalPDF
Endorsement of Chief Justice Morawetz
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Recognition of Certain US Orders - NNIIIPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred Fifty Eighth Report of the Monitor (the Report) is to provide this Court with the annual update on the progress of the continuing administration and wind-down of the Canadian Estate, including: (a) the ongoing implementation of the Plan, as contemplated by paragraph 54 of the Sanction Order, and the status of distributions made to date; (b) the cash position of the Canadian Estate as at October 31, 2021; (c) an update on the Health and Welfare Trust (the HWT); (d) an update on the claims resolution process; (e) an update on the Nortel directors and officers trust (the Nortel D&O Trust); (f) as directed by the Court in its Endorsement dated November 22, 2019, an aggregate summary of the IP address sale transactions completed by the Canadian Estate during the case and commentary pertaining to the unsealing of IP address sale agreements; (g) an update on other wind-down activities of the Canadian Estate; and (h) future distribution(s) to creditors of the Canadian Estate
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2021-11-15 · Table missing:
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Letter to D&OPDF
Motion Record of Nortel Networks IncPDF
Motion Record of Nortel Networks Inc (Part 2 of 7)PDF
Motion Record of Nortel Networks Inc (Part 5 of 7)PDF
Motion Record of Nortel Networks Inc, returnable November 16, 2021PDF
Recognition of Certain US Orders - Nortel Networks India International Inc
  • Counsel Torys LLP
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Returnable November 16, 2021
  • Counsel Torys LLP
  • Unsecured creditors per Factum of the U.S. Debtors reciting NNIII's main creditors (para 12); para 22 states 'The only Canadian creditor affected by the NNIII Plan is NNL' — Related party (Nortel affiliate; Canadian debtor). Stated to be the only Canadian creditor affected by the NNIII Plan (page 8). No amount, currency, or security classification stated.
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Information Regarding the Death of a Compensation Claimant revisedPDF
Notification of Death Form revisedPDF
Discharge Certificate of Representative CounselPDF
for the period September 1, 2019 - August 31, 2020
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Discharge of Court Appointed Representatives and Payment of Costs
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Endorsement (dated November 23, 2020, issued December 2, 2020)PDF
Final HWT Distribution
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual; per actual; per actual; per actual; per liquidation_alternative · Stated on: 2020-11-16 · Table missing:
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Final HWT Distribution Order issued December 2, 2020 and dated November 23, 2020
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period September 1, 2019 - August 31, 2020
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: invoice_listing · Rows: Mary F. Caloway; Fees: 2470 · Rate: 650 · Hours: 3.8 · Quote: Grand Total (USD) | 650 | 3.8 | 2,470.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (USD) · Money: Fees: $2.47K · Quote: 2,470.00 · Total: $5.18K · Quote: Grand Total (USD) | 2,470.00 | 2,709.63 | | 5,179.63 · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $2.71K · Quote: 2,709.63 · Period: End: 2020-08-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from August 31, 2019, to August 30, 2020. · Start: 2019-09-01 · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: Code: USD · Quote: Grand Total (USD) · Invoices: Date: 2019-05-09 · Fees: 195 · Quote: 11094235 | 09-May-19 | tluough 04/08/19 | 195.00 | | | 195.00 · Total: 195; Date: 2019-10-11 · Fees: 520 · Quote: 11130175 | 11-Oct-19 | tluough 09/30/19 | 520.00 | 578.35 | | 1.098.35 · Total: 1098.35 · Disbursements: 578.35; Date: 2019-10-12 · Fees: 910 · Quote: 11141083 | I2-Oct-19 | tlu-ough 11/11/19 | 910,00 | | | 910.00 · Total: 910; Date: 2020-01-10 · Fees: 845 · Quote: 11151105 | lO-Jan-20 | thi-ough 11/27/19 | 845.00 | 2.131.28 | | 2,976.28 · Total: 2976.28 · Disbursements: 2131.28 · Firm text: Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC · Firm quote: Nortel Netw orks Professional Fees Invoice Summary - Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC · Hours total: Quote: This amount includes billings for 3.8 professional hours at an average hourly rate of $650. · Value: 3.8 · Context quote: The total number of hours worked by BIR's professionals during the Period was 3.8 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $650;
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual · Stated on: 2020-11-12 · Table missing:
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Seventh Report of the Monitor (the “Report”) is to: (a) provide this Court with an update on the status of matters relating to the HWT, including; (i) the status of the 2019 HWT Distribution (as defined below); and (ii) the cash position of the HWT Account as at September 30, 2020; (b) provide support for the Monitor’s motion seeking an order to effect the Unclaimed HWT Amounts Distribution and the Final HWT Distribution (each as described and defined below) and grant related relief; and (c) provide the Monitor’s observations in respect of the relief sought by the Court-appointed representatives of the Former Employees and the LTD Beneficiaries (the “Court-Appointed Representatives”) with respect to their discharge and the discharge of Representative Counsel
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual; per actual; per liquidation_alternative; per actual · Stated on: 2020-11-16 · Table missing:
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Sixth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”), along with the related affidavits filed by Murray McDonald, Chairman of Ernst & Young Inc., and representatives of the Monitor’s counsel, being Goodmans LLP (“Goodmans”) as its Canadian legal counsel, Allen & Overy LLP (“A&O”) as its U.S. legal counsel, and Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC (“BIR”) as its Delaware local legal counsel1, is to provide this Court with information in respect of the Monitor’s motion to pass the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel for fees and disbursements incurred during the period September 1, 2019, through to and including August 31, 2020 (the “Period”)
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: End: 2020-08-30 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from August 31, 2019 to August 30, 2020. · Start: 2019-08-31 · Approval: Quote: for the Period are fair and reasonable and respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the Period. · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: average hourly rate of CA$509 · Invoices: · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from August 31, 2019 to August 30, 2020. · Hours total: Quote: This amount includes billings for 5,259.5 professional hours at an average hourly rate of CA$509. · Value: 5259.5 · Context quote: This amount includes billings for 5,259.5 professional hours at an average hourly rate of CA$509.; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Total: $186K · Quote: The Monitor also seeks to pass the accounts of Goodmans for the Period in the amount of CA$185,785.91, inclusive of applicable taxes. · includes tax · Approximate: false · Period: End: 2020-08-30 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from August 31, 2019 to August 30, 2020. · Start: 2019-08-31 · Approval: Quote: The Monitor also seeks to pass the accounts of Goodmans for the Period in the amount of CA$185,785.91, inclusive of applicable taxes. · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: average hourly rate of CA$691 · Invoices: · Firm text: Goodmans · Firm quote: Goodmans continues to act as the Monitor's lead legal counsel and represents the Monitor in connection with all matters in the CCAA proceedings. · Hours total: Quote: This amount includes billings for 232.9 professional hours at an average hourly rate of CA$691. · Value: 232.9 · Context quote: The Monitor also seeks to pass the accounts of Goodmans for the Period in the amount of CA$185,785.91, inclusive of applicable taxes.; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: End: 2020-08-30 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from August 31, 2019 to August 30, 2020. · Start: 2019-08-31 · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: · Invoices: · Context quote: This amount includes billings for 41.9 professional hours at an average hourly rate of $648. · Firm unverified: true; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: End: 2020-08-30 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from August 31, 2019 to August 30, 2020. · Start: 2019-08-31 · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: · Invoices: · Context quote: This amount includes billings for 3.8 professional hours at an average hourly rate of $650. · Firm unverified: true
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual · Stated on: 2020-11-12 · Table missing:
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Guide to Third DistributionPDF
Notice of Third Distribution Rate
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2020-09-30 · Table missing:
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Fifth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”) is to provide this Court with the annual update on the progress of the continuing administration and wind-down of the Canadian Estate, including: (a) the ongoing implementation of the Plan, as contemplated by paragraph 54 of the Sanction Order of this Court dated January 24, 2017, and the status of distributions made to date; (b) the cash position of the Canadian Estate as at July 31, 2020; (c) an update on the claims resolution process, including the release of NNI’s claims in the Canadian Estate resulting in a reduction of the Canadian Estate’s aggregate claims pool by approximately $5.9 billion; (d) an update on other wind down activities of the Canadian Estate; and (e) an update relating to the IP Address sale process and transactions; and (f) future distribution(s) to creditors of the Canadian Estate
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per actual · Stated on: 2020-08-31 · Table missing:
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 6.3(b) of the Canadian Plan that the Third Distribution Date shall be October 7, 2020 (the “Third Distribution Date”)PDF
Assignment of ClaimPDF
Notice of Waiver, Surrender and Release of Futher DistributionsPDF
Distribution Waiver OrderPDF
IP Address Transaction Order
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate to the Purchaser
  • Order date 27 November 2019
  • Purchaser Amazon Technologies, Inc. · the Seller's Exclusive Rights in and to the IPv4 Addresses · asset sale · approved
  • Sealed items Confidential Appendices "C" and "D" to the Report
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London Retained Lands OrderPDF
Motion Record of Representative Counsel, returnablePDF
Motion Record re Amazon IP Address Transaction, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Motion Record rePassing of Accounts, returnable
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: invoice_listing · Rows: Murray McDonald; Vince Raimondo; Sharon Hamilton; Fees: 3780 · Rate: 945 · Hours: 4 · Quote: Partners < 20 hours | | 945 | 4.0 | 3,780.0 · Title: Partner · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Partners < 20 hours; Fees: 182021 · Rate: 969 · Hours: 187.8 · Quote: Total Partners | 969 | 187.8 | 182,021.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Brent Beekenkamp; Andrew Tuck; Manjit Singh; Fees: 391 · Rate: 782 · Hours: 0.5 · Quote: Associate Partner < 20 hours | | 782 | 0.5 | 391.0 · Title: Associate Partner · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Associate Partner < 20 hours; Fees: 1421938 · Rate: 795 · Hours: 1788.8 · Quote: Total Associate Partner | 795 | 1,788.8 | 1,421,938.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate Partner; Lee Close; Edmund Yau; Viktoria Maguire; Fees: 13606 · Rate: 739 · Hours: 18.4 · Quote: Senior Managers < 20 hours | | 739 | 18.4 | 13,606.0 · Title: Senior Manager · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Managers < 20 hours; Fees: 1372990.5 · Rate: 737 · Hours: 1862.2 · Quote: Total Senior• Manager | 737 | 1,862.2 | 1,372,990.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior• Manager; Jocelyne Tardif; Michael Gordaneer; Ankur Bathla; Donna Comerford; Gurpreet Kaur; Nechane Lee; Fees: 10948 · Rate: 550 · Hours: 19.9 · Quote: Manager < 20 hours | | 550 | 19.9 | 10,948.0 · Title: Manager · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Manager < 20 hours; Fees: 729602 · Rate: 557 · Hours: 1308.9 · Quote: Total Manager | 557 | 1,308.9 | 729,602.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Manager; Fees: 15083.5 · Rate: 368 · Hours: 41 · Quote: Senior Staff < 20 hours | | 368 | 41.0 | 15,083.5 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Staff < 20 hours; Kinderjit Sangha; Rob Ferguson; Cam Bear; Franca Mazzulla; Marie Jackson; Fees: 5550 · Rate: 300 · Hours: 18.5 · Quote: Para Professional < 20 hours | | 300 | 18.5 | 5,550.0 · Title: Para Professional · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Para Professional < 20 hours; Fees: 1020857 · Rate: 299 · Hours: 3417.8 · Quote: Total Para Professional | 299 | 3,417.8 | 1,020,857.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Para Professional; Fees: 12370 · Rate: 213 · Hours: 58.2 · Quote: Staff / Translators < 20 hours | | 213 | 58.2 | 12,370.0 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Staff / Translators < 20 hours; Fees: 4754862 · Rate: 549 · Hours: 8664.7 · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 549 | 8,664.7 | 4,754,862.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (CAD) · Money: Total: $5.57M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | | 172,575.63 | 640,566.97 | 5,568,004.60 · includes tax · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Period: End: 2019-08-30 · Kind: invoice · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from July 28, 2018 to August 30, 2019. · Start: 2018-07-28 · Approval: Quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period August 1, 2018 - August 31, 2019 · State: passed · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) · Invoices: · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: Ernst & Young Inc. in its capacity as monitor (the "Monitor") · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by the Monitor's professionals during the Period was 8,664.7 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$549 · Value: 8664.7 · Context quote: Ernst & Young Inc. in its capacity as monitor (the "Monitor"); Form: invoice_listing · Rows: Jay A. Carfagnini; Joseph Pasquariello; Christopher Armstrong; Peter Ruby; Fees: 23447 · Rate: 973 · Hours: 24.1 · Quote: Partners < 20 hours | | 973 | 24.1 | 23,447.0 · Title: Partner · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Partners < 20 hours; Fees: 598325.5 · Rate: 885 · Hours: 675.9 · Quote: Total Partners | 885 | 675.9 | 598,325.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Carlie Fox; Andrew Harmes; Fees: 4550.5 · Rate: 500 · Hours: 9.1 · Quote: Associates < 20 hours | | 500 | 9.1 | 4,550.5 · Title: Associate · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Associates < 20 hours; Fees: 83838.5 · Rate: 525 · Hours: 159.8 · Quote: Total Associate | 525 | 159.8 | 83,838.5 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate; Fees: 11268 · Rate: 313 · Hours: 36 · Quote: Total Students | 313 | 36.0 | 11,268.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Students; Fees: 1410 · Rate: 231 · Hours: 6.1 · Quote: Total Clerks | 231 | 6.1 | 1,410.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Clerks; Fees: 675 · Rate: 99 · Hours: 6.8 · Quote: Total Word Processing | 99 | 6.8 | 675.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Word Processing; Fees: 695517 · Rate: 786 · Hours: 884.6 · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 786 | 884.6 | 695,517.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (CAD) · Money: Tax: $96.7K · Label: Taxes · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 695,517.00 | 48,490.32 | 96,679.37 | 840,686.69 · Fees: $696K · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 695,517.00 | 48,490.32 | 96,679.37 | 840,686.69 · Total: $841K · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 695,517.00 | 48,490.32 | 96,679.37 | 840,686.69 · includes tax · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $48.5K · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) | 695,517.00 | 48,490.32 | 96,679.37 | 840,686.69 · Period: End: 2019-08-31 · Kind: invoice · Quote: Nortel Networks Professional Fees August 1, 2018 to Invoice Summary - Goodmans LLP August 31, 2019 · Start: 2018-08-01 · Approval: Quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period August 1, 2018 - August 31, 2019 · State: passed · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Professional Fees - Goodmans LLP (CAD) · Invoices: Tax: 12016.03 · Date: 2018-09-10 · Fees: 72495.5 · Quote: 708652 | 10-Sep-18 | 2018-08-31 | 72,495.50 | 19,935.44 | 12,016.03 | 104,446.97 · Total: 104446.97 · Period end: 2018-08-31 · Disbursements: 19935.44; Tax: 9220.96 · Date: 2018-10-09 · Fees: 70655.5 · Quote: 710149 | 09-Oct -18 | 2018-09-30 | 70,655.50 | 274.91 | 9,220.96 | 80,151.37 · Total: 80151.37 · Period end: 2018-09-30 · Disbursements: 274.91; Tax: 13017.67 · Date: 2018-11-07 · Fees: 86431 · Quote: 711665 | 07-Nov-18 | 2018-10-31 | 86,431.00 | 13,704.91 | 13,017.67 | 113,153.58 · Total: 113153.58 · Period end: 2018-10-31 · Disbursements: 13704.91; Tax: 9515.51 · Date: 2018-12-07 · Fees: 73104 · Quote: 713239 | 07-Dec-18 | 2018-11-30 | 73,104.00 | 92.21 | 9,515.51 | 82,711.72 · Total: 82711.72 · Period end: 2018-11-30 · Disbursements: 92.21; Tax: 5361.67 · Date: 2019-01-10 · Fees: 41177 · Quote: 714989 | 10-Jan-19 | 2018-12-31 | 41,177.00 | 66.60 | 5,361.67 | 46,605.27 · Total: 46605.27 · Period end: 2018-12-31 · Disbursements: 66.6; Tax: 5772.53 · Date: 2019-02-11 · Fees: 43374 · Quote: 716438 | 11-Feb-19 | 2019-01-31 | 43,374.00 | 1,030.08 | 5,772.53 | 50,176.61 · Total: 50176.61 · Period end: 2019-01-31 · Disbursements: 1030.08; Tax: 10200.24 · Date: 2019-03-07 · Fees: 77469 · Quote: 717759 | 07-Mar-19 | 2019-02-28 | 77,469.00 | 994.35 | 10,200.24 | 88,663.59 · Total: 88663.59 · Period end: 2019-02-28 · Disbursements: 994.35; Tax: 4168.76 · Date: 2019-04-08 · Fees: 29550 · Quote: 719442 | 08-Apr-19 | 2019-03-31 | 29,550.00 | 2,517.41 | 4,168.76 | 36,236.17 · Total: 36236.17 · Period end: 2019-03-31 · Disbursements: 2517.41; Tax: 13341.51 · Date: 2019-05-07 · Fees: 93480 · Quote: 720810 | 07-May-19 | 2019-04-30 | 93,480.00 | 9,467.01 | 13,341.51 | 116,288.52 · Total: 116288.52 · Period end: 2019-04-30 · Disbursements: 9467.01; Tax: 2352.39 · Date: 2019-06-11 · Fees: 17995 · Quote: 722654 | 11-Jun-19 | 2019-05-31 | 17,995.00 | 100.30 | 2,352.39 | 20,447.69 · Total: 20447.69 · Period end: 2019-05-31 · Disbursements: 100.3; Tax: 4222.66 · Date: 2019-07-08 · Fees: 32482 · Quote: 723905 | 08-Jul- 19 | 2019-06-30 | 32,482.00 | | 4,222.66 | 36,704.66 · Total: 36704.66 · Period end: 2019-06-30; Tax: 3447.8 · Date: 2019-08-09 · Fees: 26376 · Quote: 725573 | 09-Aug-19 | 2019-07-31 | 26,376.00 | 145.56 | 3,447.80 | 29,969.36 · Total: 29969.36 · Period end: 2019-07-31 · Disbursements: 145.56; Tax: 4041.64 · Date: 2019-09-06 · Fees: 30928 · Quote: 726938 | 06-Sep-19 | 2019-08-31 | 30,928.00 | 161.54 | 4,041.64 | 35,131.18 · Total: 35131.18 · Period end: 2019-08-31 · Disbursements: 161.54 · Firm text: Goodmans LLP · Firm quote: Lawyers for the Monitor, Ernst & Young Inc. · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by Goodmans' professionals during the Period was 884.6 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$786 · Value: 884.6 · Context quote: Lawyers for the Monitor, Ernst & Young Inc.; Form: invoice_listing · Rows: Ken Coleman; Daniel Guyder; Fees: 990 · Rate: 990 · Hours: 1 · Quote: Total Partners | 990 | 1.0 | 990.00 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Joseph Badtke-Berkow; Fees: 8564 · Rate: 489 · Hours: 17.5 · Quote: Associates < 20 hours | | 489 | 17.5 | 8,564.0 · Title: Associate · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Associates < 20 hours; Fees: 20314 · Rate: 495 · Hours: 41 · Quote: Total Associate | 495 | 41.0 | 20,314.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate; Fees: 90 · Rate: 300 · Hours: 0.3 · Quote: Total Paralegal | 300 | 0.3 | | 90.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Paralegal; Fees: 21394 · Rate: 506 · Hours: 42.3 · Quote: Grand Total (USD) | 506 | 42.3 | 21,394.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (USD) · Money: Fees: $21.4K · Quote: Grand Total (USD) | 21,394.00 | 3,580.54 | | 24,974.54 · Total: $25K · Quote: Grand Total (USD) | 21,394.00 | 3,580.54 | | 24,974.54 · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $3.58K · Quote: Grand Total (USD) | 21,394.00 | 3,580.54 | | 24,974.54 · Period: End: 2019-08-31 · Kind: invoice · Quote: Nortel Networks Professional Fees August 1, 2018 to Invoice Summary - Allen & Overy LLP Invoices August 31, 2019 · Start: 2018-08-01 · Approval: Quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period August 1, 2018 - August 31, 2019 · State: passed · Averages: — · Currency: Code: USD · Quote: Overy LLP (USD) · Invoices: Date: 2018-09-11 · Fees: 1357.5 · Quote: 6001031167 | 11-Sep-18 | August 14, 2018 to August 27, 2018 | 1,357.50 | 570.71 | | 1,928.21 · Total: 1928.21 · Period end: 2018-08-27 · Period start: 2018-08-14 · Disbursements: 570.71; Date: 2018-10-31 · Fees: 600 · Quote: 6001031538 | 31-Oct-18 | September 7, 2018 to October 26, 2018 | 600.00 | 347.84 | | 947.84 · Total: 947.84 · Period end: 2018-10-26 · Period start: 2018-09-07 · Disbursements: 347.84; Date: 2018-12-13 · Fees: 160 · Quote: 6001031794 | 13-Dec-18 | October 30, 2018 to November 30, 2018 | 160.00 | 371.49 | | 531.49 · Total: 531.49 · Period end: 2018-11-30 · Period start: 2018-10-30 · Disbursements: 371.49; Date: 2019-02-12 · Fees: 520 · Quote: 6001032208 | 12-Feb-I9 | December 10, 2018 to January 18, 2019 | 520.00 | 459.16 | | 979.16 · Total: 979.16 · Period end: 2019-01-18 · Period start: 2018-12-10 · Disbursements: 459.16; Date: 2019-03-19 · Fees: 700 · Quote: 6001032403 | 19-Mar-19 | February 12, 2019 to February 27, 2019 | 700.00 | 165.78 | | 865.78 · Total: 865.78 · Period end: 2019-02-27 · Period start: 2019-02-12 · Disbursements: 165.78; Date: 2019-04-16 · Fees: 5400 · Quote: 6001032575 | 16-Apr-19 | March 6, 2019 to March 31, 2019 | 5,400.00 | 503.39 | | 5,903.39 · Total: 5903.39 · Period end: 2019-03-31 · Period start: 2019-03-06 · Disbursements: 503.39; Date: 2019-05-13 · Fees: 420 · Quote: 6001032773 | 13-May-19 | April 2, 2019 to April 22, 2019 | 420.00 | 205.44 | | 625.44 · Total: 625.44 · Period end: 2019-04-22 · Period start: 2019-04-02 · Disbursements: 205.44; Date: 2019-06-18 · Fees: 120 · Quote: 6001032941 | 18-Jun-19 | May 1, 2019 to May 31, 2019 | 120.00 | 191.84 | | 311.84 · Total: 311.84 · Period end: 2019-05-31 · Period start: 2019-05-01 · Disbursements: 191.84; Date: 2019-07-23 · Fees: 1600 · Quote: 6001033121 | 23-Jul-19 | June 1, 2019 to June 30, 2019 | 1,600.00 | 164.40 | | 1,764.40 · Total: 1764.4 · Period end: 2019-06-30 · Period start: 2019-06-01 · Disbursements: 164.4; Fees: 9956.5 · Quote: 6001033371 | 03-Sep-I9 | July 10, 2019 to July 18, 2019 | 9,956.50 | 320.08 | | 10,276.58 · Total: 10276.58 · Period end: 2019-07-18 · Period start: 2019-07-10 · Disbursements: 320.08; Date: 2019-09-05 · Fees: 560 · Quote: 6001033419 | 05-Sep-19 | August 14, 2019 to August 31, 2019 | 560.00 | 280.41 | | 840.41 · Total: 840.41 · Period end: 2019-08-31 · Period start: 2019-08-14 · Disbursements: 280.41 · Firm text: Allen & Overy LLP · Firm quote: Nortel Networks Professional Fees August 1, 2018 to Invoice Summary - Allen & Overy LLP Invoices August 31, 2019 · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by A&O's professionals during the Period was 42.3 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $506 · Value: 42.3 · Context quote: The total number of hours worked by A&O's professionals during the Period was 42.3 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $506; Form: invoice_listing · Rows: Mary F. Caloway; Annette F. Dye; Fees: 850 · Rate: 447 · Hours: 1.9 · Quote: Grand Total (USD) | 447 | 1.9 | 850.0 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Grand Total (USD) · Money: Fees: $850 · Quote: Grand Total (USD) | 850.00 | 2,676.80 | | 3,526.80 · Total: $3.53K · Quote: Grand Total (USD) | 850.00 | 2,676.80 | | 3,526.80 · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $2.68K · Quote: Grand Total (USD) | 850.00 | 2,676.80 | | 3,526.80 · Period: End: 2019-08-31 · Kind: invoice · Quote: Professional Fees Invoice Summary - Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC August 1, 2018 to August 31, 2019 · Start: 2018-08-01 · Approval: Quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period August 1, 2018 - August 31, 2019 · State: passed · Averages: — · Currency: Code: USD · Quote: Professional Fees - Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC (USD) · Invoices: Date: 2018-10-11 · Fees: 625 · Quote: 11045189 | 11-Oct-18 | through 08/31/18 | 625.00 | 490.45 | | 1,115.45 · Total: 1115.45 · Period end: 2018-08-31 · Disbursements: 490.45; Date: 2018-11-05 · Fees: 225 · Quote: 11050039 | 05-Nov-18 | through 10/31/18 | 225.00 | 2,186.35 | | 2,411.35 · Total: 2411.35 · Period end: 2018-10-31 · Disbursements: 2186.35 · Firm text: Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC · Firm quote: Professional Fees Invoice Summary - Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by BIR's professionals during the Period was 1.9 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $447 · Value: 1.9 · Context quote: The total number of hours worked by BIR's professionals during the Period was 1.9 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $447
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual · Table missing:
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Passing of Accounts
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Representative Counsel Fees OrderPDF
Transfer of Retained London Lands and Distribution Waiver, returnable
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan · Table missing:
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(a) seeking approval of the transfer of certain lands owned by NNL in London, Ontario to NNIC in order to facilitate certain environmental management measures being undertaken by the Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (the "MECP") and Daimler Trucks Canada Ltd. ("Daimler") on such lands; and (b) seeking approval of a form of"Notice of Waiver, Surrender and Release of Further Distributions" (the "Distribution Waiver") to be filled out, signed and delivered to the Monitor by creditors who wish to waive any further distributions under the Plan or from the Nortel Health and Welfare Trust (the "HWT")
  • Purchaser Nortel Networks International Corporation · the Property · real property · $1 · proposed
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Stated on: 2019-11-19 · Table missing:
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — Motion seeking approval of the transfer of the London Retained Lands from NNL to NNIC
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Factum of Representative CounselPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Third Report of the Monitor (the “ Report ”), along with the related affidavits filed by Murray McDonald, the President of Ernst & Young Inc., and representatives of the Monitor’s counsel, being Goodmans LLP (“ Goodmans ”) as its Canadian legal counsel, Allen & Overy LLP (“ A&O ”) as its U.S. legal counsel, and Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC (“ BIR ”) as its Delaware local legal counsel, is to provide this Court with information in respect of the Monitor’s motion to pass the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel for fees and disbursements incurred during the period August 1, 2018, through to and including August 31, 2019
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: End: 2019-08-30 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from July 28, 2018 to August 30, 2019. · Start: 2018-07-28 · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: an average hourly rate of CA$549 · Invoices: · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: Ernst & Young Inc. was appointed as the Monitor of the Canadian Debtors · Hours total: Quote: This amount includes billings for 8,664.7 professional hours at an average hourly rate of CA$549. · Value: 8664.7 · Context quote: Ernst & Young Inc. was appointed as the Monitor of the Canadian Debtors (the ' Monitor ' ) in the CCAA proceedings; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: End: 2019-08-30 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from July 28, 2018 to August 30, 2019. · Start: 2018-07-28 · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: an average hourly rate of CA$786 · Invoices: · Hours total: Quote: This amount includes billings for 884.6 professional hours at an average hourly rate of CA$786. · Value: 884.6 · Context quote: This amount includes billings for 884.6 professional hours at an average hourly rate of CA$786. · Firm unverified: true; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: End: 2019-08-30 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from July 28, 2018 to August 30, 2019. · Start: 2018-07-28 · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: · Invoices: · Context quote: This amount includes billings for 42.3 professional hours at an average hourly rate of $506. · Firm unverified: true; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: End: 2019-08-30 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: The Period for the Monitor's fees and disbursements runs from July 28, 2018 to August 30, 2019. · Start: 2018-07-28 · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: · Invoices: · Context quote: This amount includes billings for 1.9 professional hours at an average hourly rate of $447. · Firm unverified: true
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty Second Report of the Monitor (the “Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors seeking: a) approval of an IPv4 Purchase Agreement dated September 24, 2019, among Amazon Technologies, Inc. (“Amazon”), as purchaser, NNL, as seller and the Monitor, as escrow agent (the “IPv4 Purchase Agreement”), in respect of the sale of NNL’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses ( the “Transaction”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereofPDF
Wireless (TX) L.P. DecisionPDF
1. The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifty First Report of the Monitor (the “ Report ”), is to provide this Court with the annual update on the progress of the continuing administration and wind-down of the Canadian Estate, including the ongoing implementation of the Plan as contemplated by paragraph 54 of the Sanction Order of this Court dated January 24, 2017
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2019-07-11 · Table missing:
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Book of Authorities of the Monitor - Costs AppealPDF
Book of Authorities of the Monitor - Merits - Vol. 2PDF
Book of Authorities of the Moving Party Wireless (TX) L.PPDF
Factum of Wireless - Merits AppealPDF
Factum of the Monitor - Costs Appeal
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Joint Motion Record - Volume 1 of 4 Part 1PDF
Joint Motion Record - Volume 1 of 4 Part 2PDF
Joint Motion Record - Volume 1 of 4 Part 3PDF
Joint Motion Record - Volume 1 of 4 Part 4PDF
Joint Motion Record - Volume 2 of 4 Part 1PDF
Joint Motion Record - Volume 2 of 4 Part 2PDF
Joint Motion Record - Volume 2 of 4 Part 3PDF
Joint Motion Record - Volume 3 of 4 Part 1PDF
Joint Motion Record - Volume 3 of 4 Part 2PDF
Joint Motion Record - Volume 3 of 4 Part 3PDF
Joint Motion Record - Volume 4 of 4PDF
Monitor's Notice of Motion to Appeal
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Reply Factum of Wireless (Tx) on Second Appeal
  • Counsel Stephen Brown-Okruhlik McMillan LLP
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Responding Book of Authorities of Wireless (Tx) on AppealPDF
Responding Book of Authorities of the Monitor - Merits - Vol. 2PDF
Responding Factum of Wireless (Tx) on Appeal
  • Counsel McMillan LLP
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Supplementary Motion Record of WirelessPDF
Wireless' Notice of Motion to Appeal Reconsideration DecisionPDF
Motion Record re New Accounts, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per estimated; per estimated · Stated on: 2019-04-05 · Table missing:
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New Accounts Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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1. The purpose of this One Hundred Fiftieth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred Fiftieth Report”) is to report to the Court on the Monitor and Canadian Estate’ motion seeking approval of this Court to: a) expand the powers and duties of the Monitor to enable it to transfer funds to and operate bank accounts on behalf of the Canadian Estate in the name of the Monitor in order to continue the administration and wind-down of the Canadian Estate; and b) expand the powers and duties of the Monitor to enable it to transfer funds to and operate a bank account on behalf of the Canadian Estate in the name of the Monitor in order to continue the administration of the wind-up of the Health and Welfare Trust, including making a final distribution therefrom
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per estimated; per estimated · Stated on: 2019-04-05 · Table missing:
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Guide explicatif de la deuxième distributionPDF
Guide to Second DistributionPDF
Tax Court Decision Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Don R. Sommerfeldt
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Notice of Second Distribution RatePDF
Notice of Second Distribution DatePDF
Belleville Property Setlement Agreement (MECP)
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Brockville Property Setlement Agreement
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record re Environmental SettlementsPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Ninth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Forty Ninth Report”) is to provide this Court and stakeholders with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motions seeking approval of: a) the Belleville Property Settlement Agreement (MECP) dated October 10, 2018, among Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Ontario as Represented by the Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (“MECP”), NNL and the Monitor (the “MECP Belleville Settlement”); and b) the Brockville Property Settlement Agreement dated April 2, 2018, among SCI Brockville Corporation, Sanmina Corporation, NNL and the Monitor, as amended by an Amendment to Brockville Property Settlement Agreement dated October 11, 2018 (the “Brockville Settlement”)PDF
Endorsements MOECP and CRA
  • Presiding officer Justice G.B. Morawetz
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Compensation Claims Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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FST Fees Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record (Third Passing of Accounts), returnable
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: report_table · Rows: Vince Raimondo; Fees: 975020 · Rate: 929 · Hours: 1049.1 · Quote: Total Partners | 929 | 1,049.1 | 975,020 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Fees: 3299667 · Rate: 757 · Hours: 4360.2 · Quote: Total Associate Partner | 757 | 4,360.2 | 3,299,667 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate Partner; Fees: 2953910 · Rate: 704 · Hours: 4198.6 · Quote: Total Senior Manager | 704 | 4,198.6 | 2,953,910 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Manager; Ankur Bathla; Gurpreet Kaur; Fees: 1322803 · Rate: 531 · Hours: 2493.1 · Quote: Total Manager | 531 | 2,493.1 | 1,322,803 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Manager; Fees: 1086835 · Rate: 472 · Hours: 2303.8 · Quote: Total Senior | 472 | 2,303.8 | 1,086,835 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior · Money: Tax: $1.51M · Label: tax · Quote: 1,508,271.54 · Fees: $11.2M · Quote: 11,218,278.00 · Total: $13.1M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) · includes tax · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $384K · Quote: 383,809.75 · Period: End: 2018-07-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period April 1, 2017 - July 31, 2018 · Start: 2017-04-01 · Approval: Quote: respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the Period · State: sought · Averages: Monitor's professionals · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) · Invoices: · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: Lawyers for the Monitor, Ernst & Young Inc. · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by the Monitor's professionals during the Period was 20,072.8 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$559 · Value: 20072.8 · Context quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period April 1, 2017 - July 31, 2018; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: · Period: End: 2018-07-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period April 1, 2017 - July 31, 2018 · Start: 2017-04-01 · Approval: Quote: respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the Period · State: sought · Averages: Goodmans' professionals · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: at an average hourly billing rate of CA$752 · Invoices: · Firm text: Goodmans LLP · Firm quote: Lawyers for the Monitor, Ernst & Young Inc. · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by Goodmans' professionals during the Period was 5,565 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$752 · Value: 5565 · Context quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period April 1, 2017 - July 31, 2018; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: · Period: End: 2018-07-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period April 1, 2017 - July 31, 2018 · Start: 2017-04-01 · Approval: Quote: respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the Period · State: sought · Averages: A&O's professionals · Currency: · Invoices: · Firm text: A&O · Firm quote: The total number of hours worked by A&O's professionals during the Period was 133.1 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $551 · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by A&O's professionals during the Period was 133.1 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $551 · Value: 133.1 · Context quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period April 1, 2017 - July 31, 2018; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: · Period: End: 2018-07-31 · Kind: cumulative · Label: the Period · Quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period April 1, 2017 - July 31, 2018 · Start: 2017-04-01 · Approval: Quote: respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the Period · State: sought · Averages: BIR's professionals · Currency: · Invoices: · Firm text: BIR · Firm quote: The total number of hours worked by BIR's professionals during the Period was 77.1 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $229 · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by BIR's professionals during the Period was 77.1 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $229 · Value: 77.1 · Context quote: Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel for the Period April 1, 2017 - July 31, 2018
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Motion Record of Representative Counsel (FST Fees Motion), returnablePDF
Motion Record of the Representative Counsel (Amendment of Compensation Claims), returanblePDF
Motion Record re Disposal of Records, returnable
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2017-05-25 · Table missing:
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AdjournmentPDF
FST Fees Motion - Draft OrderPDF
Book of Authorities for Motions (Compensation Claims and FST FeePDF
Factum for Motions (Compensation Claims and FST Fees)
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
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Book of Authorities of the Monitor and Canadian EstatePDF
Book of Authorities re Third Passing of AccountsPDF
Factum re Second Records Dispoal Motion
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Factum re Third Passing of AccountsPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Eighth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”), along with the related affidavits filed by Murray McDonald, the President of Ernst & Young Inc., and representatives of the Monitor’s counsel, being Goodmans LLP (“Goodmans”) as its Canadian legal counsel, Allen & Overy LLP (“A&O”) as its U.S. legal counsel, and Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC (“BIR”) as its Delaware local legal counsel, is to provide this Court with information in respect of the Monitor’s motion to pass the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel for fees and disbursements incurred during the period April 1, 2017, through to and including July 31, 2018 (the “Period”)
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: Kind: unstated · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: at an average hourly rate of CA$559 · Invoices: · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: ERNST & YOUNG INC. in its capacity as Monitor of Nortel Networks Corporation et al . and not its personal capacity · Hours total: Quote: This amount includes billings for 20,072.8 professional hours at an average hourly rate of CA$559. · Value: 20072.8 · Context quote: in its capacity as Monitor of Nortel Networks Corporation et al . and not its personal capacity; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: Kind: unstated · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: at an average hourly rate of CA$752 · Invoices: · Hours total: Quote: This amount includes billings for 5,565 professional hours at an average hourly rate of CA$752. · Value: 5565 · Firm unverified: true · Context unverified: true; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: Kind: unstated · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: · Invoices: · Hours total: Quote: This amount includes billings for 133.1 professional hours at an average hourly rate of $551. · Value: 133.1 · Firm unverified: true · Context unverified: true; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: Approximate: false · Period: Kind: unstated · Approval: State: unstated · Averages: — · Currency: · Invoices: · Firm unverified: true · Context unverified: true
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Seventh Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Forty Seventh Report”) is to provide this Court and stakeholders with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval to dispose of all remaining hard copy and electronic records of the Canadian Estate save for those records that are expressly proposed to be retained as outlined herein
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2018-08-13 · Table missing:
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Sixth Report (the “One Hundred and Forty Sixth Report”) is to provide this Court with the annual update on the progress of the continuing administration and wind-down of the Canadian Estate, including the implementation of the Plan, as contemplated by paragraph 54 of the Sanction Order of this Court dated January 24, 2017
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2018-06-27 · Table missing:
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Motion Record re CRA Letter Agreement, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan · Table missing:
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Fifth Report of the Monitor (“One Hundred and Forty Fifth Report”) is to report to this Court in respect of its motion for approval of the agreement dated March 21, 2018 (the “CRA Letter Agreement”), entered into among the Canadian Debtors and the Monitor, on the one hand, and Canada Revenue Agency on its own behalf and on behalf of the Minister of National Revenue, the Crown in Right of Canada and (with respect to tax years up to and including 2008) the taxing authorities of the Province of Ontario (collectively, “CRA”), on the other handPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Fourth Report (the “One Hundred and Forty Fourth Report”) is to provide this Court, in response to its request of February 28, 2018, with an update in respect of the following matters: (a) the implementation of the Plan and distributions to creditors; (b) the claims resolution process; (c) environmental matters and related unresolved claims; (d) other unresolved claims; (e) tax matters; and (f) other outstanding matters regarding the administration of these CCAA proceedings
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual · Stated on: 2018-03-27 · Table missing:
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Motion Record Approval of Plan Filing and Meeting Order, returnable
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan; per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2016-11-23 · Table missing:
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2018 Nortel Retention Plan Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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London Properties Settlement Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record -Amending of Disposal of Records Order
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per unstated · Table missing:
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Motion Record London Settlement, returnable
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual · Stated on: 2017-11-21 · Table missing:
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Forty Third Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Forty Third Report”) is to provide this Court and stakeholders with an update in respect of the implementation of the Plan as well as information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of the London Properties Settlement Agreement dated November 6, 2017, among Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Ontario as Represented by the Minister of the Environment and Climate Change (“MOECC”), NNL and the Monitor (the “London Settlement”); b) approval of the 2018 Nortel Retention Plan (the “2018 NRP”); and c) approval of the Settlement Agreement with Travelers/DominionTravelers among Travelers (as defined therein) and the Canadian Debtors dated September 26, 2017 (the “Travelers Settlement”)
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual · Stated on: 2017-11-21 · Table missing:
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One Hundred and Forty Second Report of the MonitorPDF
Formulaire de changement du montant de l’allocation de retraite admissible pouvant être déclarée dû lePDF
Reportable Eligible Retiring Allowance Change Form duePDF
Le point sur les distributions – examen lié à l’assurance-emploi –PDF
Le point sur les distributions au titre des réclamations contre l’actifPDF
Distribution Mailing updatePDF
Guide explicatif de la distribution initialePDF
Guide to Initial DistributionPDF
Horaire des séances d’informationPDF
Information session schedulePDF
Order Enforcing Stay Modification Order re Lucescu, filed
  • Order date 23 June 2017
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CRA Letter Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record CRA Agreement, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2017-06-07 · Table missing:
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Change of Address Form revisedPDF
Notice of Initial Distribution DatePDF
One Hundred and Forty First Report of the Monitor
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan · Stated on: 2017-06-07 · Table missing:
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Plan Implementation CertificatePDF
Reply of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors Re: Motion to ExpeditePDF
Response to Motion to ExpeditePDF
Amended Notice of Constitutional Question
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per estimated; per unstated · Table missing:
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Claim of John Roth OrderPDF
Lifting of D&O Stay re Lucescu Class Action Order
  • Order date 15 May 2017
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Motion Record, Omnibus Motion, returnablePDF
Various Issues OrderPDF
Zafirovski Settlement Agreement OrderPDF
Letter from Joint Administrators of EMEA DebtorsPDF
Endorsement of Justice Newbould
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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GLIF Fee Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Motion Record Passing of the Accounts of the Monitor and its Counsel, returnable
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: report_table · Rows: Murray McDonald; Vince Raimondo; Sharon Hamilton; Fees: 14346 · Rate: 914 · Hours: 15.7 · Quote: Partners < 20 hours | 914 | 15.7 | 14,346 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Partners < 20 hours; Fees: 696179 · Rate: 908 · Hours: 767 · Quote: Total Partners | 908 | 767.0 | 696,179 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Brent Beekenkamp; Tom Ayres; Andrew Tuck; Dina Papadopoulos; Fees: 3600 · Rate: 735 · Hours: 4.9 · Quote: Associate Partner < 20 hours | 735 | 4.9 | 3,600 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Associate Partner < 20 hours; Fees: 2588909 · Rate: 741 · Hours: 3496.1 · Quote: Total Associate Partner | 741 | 3,496.1 | 2,588,909 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate Partner; Edmund Yau; Lee Close; Carol McGran; Karen Fung; Lawrence Levin; Fees: 31571 · Rate: 691 · Hours: 45.7 · Quote: Senior Managers < 20 hours | 691 | 45.7 | 31,571 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Managers < 20 hours; Fees: 2641540 · Rate: 692 · Hours: 3815.1 · Quote: Total Senior Manager | 692 | 3,815.1 | 2,641,540 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Manager; Ankur Bathla; Truman Chen; Jocelyn Tardif; Viktoria Maguire; Lucie Lebeouf; Roberto Kabetu; Adrianna Boyko; Salome Victor; Diem-Trang Luong; Donna Comerford; Fees: 34502 · Rate: 517 · Hours: 66.7 · Quote: Manager < 20 hours | 517 | 66.7 | 34,502 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Manager < 20 hours; Fees: 1022294 · Rate: 508 · Hours: 2011.1 · Quote: Total Manager | 508 | 2,011.1 | 1,022,294 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Manager; Ryan Habert; Michael Gordaneer; Nathan McGraw; Liudmyla Verbinska; Huoy Theam; Nechane Vitales; Steve Wang; Fees: 17508 · Rate: 440 · Hours: 39.8 · Quote: Senior Staff < 20 hours | 440 | 39.8 | 17,508 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Staff < 20 hours; Fees: 360525 · Rate: 444 · Hours: 811.9 · Quote: Total Senior | 444 | 811.9 | 360,525 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior; Rob Ferguson · Money: Tax: $1.1M · Label: tax · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 8,335,836.50 140,310.78 1,101,899.24 9,578,046.52 · Fees: $8.34M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 8,335,836.50 140,310.78 1,101,899.24 9,578,046.52 · Total: $9.58M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 8,335,836.50 140,310.78 1,101,899.24 9,578,046.52 · includes tax · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $140K · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 8,335,836.50 140,310.78 1,101,899.24 9,578,046.52 · Period: End: 2017-03-31 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: for the Period June 1, 2016 - March 31, 2017 · Start: 2016-06-01 · Approval: Quote: respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the period from June 1, 2016, through to and including March 31, 2017. · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) · Invoices: · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: Lawyers for the Monitor, Ernst & Young Inc. · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by the Monitor's professionals during the Period was 14,897.3 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$560; · Value: 14897.3 · Context quote: The total number of hours worked by the Monitor's professionals during the Period was 14,897.3 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$560;; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: · Period: End: 2017-03-31 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: for the Period June 1, 2016 - March 31, 2017 · Start: 2016-06-01 · Approval: Quote: respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the period from June 1, 2016, through to and including March 31, 2017. · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: at an average hourly billing rate of CA$691 · Invoices: · Firm text: Goodmans LLP · Firm quote: Lawyers for the Monitor, Ernst & Young Inc. · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by Goodmans' professionals during the Period was 10,591 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$691; · Value: 10591 · Context quote: The total number of hours worked by Goodmans' professionals during the Period was 10,591 hours at an average hourly billing rate of CA$691;; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: · Period: End: 2017-03-31 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: for the Period June 1, 2016 - March 31, 2017 · Start: 2016-06-01 · Approval: Quote: respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the period from June 1, 2016, through to and including March 31, 2017. · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: · Invoices: · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by A&O's professionals during the Period was 795.4 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $690; · Value: 795.4 · Context quote: The total number of hours worked by A&O's professionals during the Period was 795.4 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $690; · Firm unverified: true; Form: prose · Rows: · Money: · Period: End: 2017-03-31 · Kind: interim · Label: the Period · Quote: for the Period June 1, 2016 - March 31, 2017 · Start: 2016-06-01 · Approval: Quote: respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the period from June 1, 2016, through to and including March 31, 2017. · State: sought · Averages: — · Currency: · Invoices: · Hours total: Quote: The total number of hours worked by BIR's professionals during the Period was 349.5 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $313; · Value: 349.5 · Context quote: The total number of hours worked by BIR's professionals during the Period was 349.5 hours at an average hourly billing rate of $313; · Firm unverified: true
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Motion Record of Representative Counsel (with sworn Affidavit of D. Sproule), returnablePDF
One Hundred and Fortieth Report of the MonitorPDF
Passing of Accounts OrderPDF
Application for Leave to Appeal Jennifer Holley
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per estimated; per unstated · Table missing:
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Distribution UpdatePDF
One Hundred and Thirty Ninth Report of the Monitor
  • Fee schedule Engagements: Form: invoice_listing · Rows: Murray McDonald; Vince Raimondo; Sharon Hamilton; Fees: 14346 · Rate: 914 · Hours: 15.7 · Quote: Partners < 20 hours | | 914 | 15.7 | 14,346 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Partners < 20 hours; Fees: 696179 · Rate: 908 · Hours: 767 · Quote: Total Partners | 908 | 767.0 | 696,179 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Partners; Brent Beekenkamp; Tom Ayres; Andrew Tuck; Dina Papadopoulos; Fees: 3600 · Rate: 735 · Hours: 4.9 · Quote: Associate Partner < 20 hours | | 735 | 4.9 | 3,600 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Associate Partner < 20 hours; Fees: 2588909 · Rate: 741 · Hours: 3496.1 · Quote: Total Associate Partner | 741 | 3,496.1 | 2,588,909 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Associate Partner; Edmund Yau; Lee Close; Carol McGran; Karen Fung; Lawrence Levin; Fees: 31571 · Rate: 691 · Hours: 45.7 · Quote: Senior Managers < 20 hours | | 691 | 45.7 | 31,571 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Managers < 20 hours; Fees: 2641540 · Rate: 692 · Hours: 3815.1 · Quote: Total Senior Manager | 692 | 3,815.1 | 2,641,540 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior Manager; Ankur Bathla; Truman Chen; Jocelyn Tardif; Viktoria Maguire; Lucie Lebeouf; Roberto Kabetu; Adrianna Boyko; Salome Victor; Diem-Trang Luong; Donna Comerford; Fees: 34502 · Rate: 517 · Hours: 66.7 · Quote: Manager < 20 hours | | 517 | 66.7 | 34,502 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Manager < 20 hours; Fees: 1022294 · Rate: 508 · Hours: 2011.1 · Quote: Total Manager | 508 | 2,011.1 | 1,022,294 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Manager; Ryan Habert; Michael Gordaneer; Nathan McGraw; Liudmyla Verbinska; Huoy Theam; Nechane Vitales; Steve Wang; Fees: 17508 · Rate: 440 · Hours: 39.8 · Quote: Senior Staff < 20 hours | | 440 | 39.8 | 17,508 · Row kind: bucket · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Senior Staff < 20 hours; Fees: 360525 · Rate: 444 · Hours: 811.9 · Quote: Total Senior | 444 | 811.9 | 360,525 · Row kind: subtotal · Rate kind: average · Name as stated: Total Senior; Rob Ferguson · Money: Tax: $1.1M · Label: Taxes · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 8,335,836.50 140,310.78 1,101,899.24 9,578,046.52 · Fees: $8.34M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 8,335,836.50 140,310.78 1,101,899.24 9,578,046.52 · Total: $9.58M · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 8,335,836.50 140,310.78 1,101,899.24 9,578,046.52 · includes tax · includes disbursements · Approximate: false · Disbursements: $140K · Quote: Grand Total (CAD) 8,335,836.50 140,310.78 1,101,899.24 9,578,046.52 · Period: End: 2017-03-31 · Kind: invoice · Label: the Period · Quote: requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the period from June 1, 2016, through to and including March 31, 2017. · Start: 2016-06-01 · Approval: Quote: respectfully requests that this Court approve the fees and disbursements of the Monitor and its counsel for the period from June 1, 2016, through to and including March 31, 2017. · State: sought · Averages: · Currency: Code: CAD · Quote: Professional Fees - Ernst & Young Inc (CAD) · Invoices: Tax: 16003.14 · Date: 2016-06-08 · Fees: 122065 · Quote: CA12C500000478 | 08-Jun-16 | May 28 - June 3, 2016 | 122,065.00 | 1,036.07 | 16,003.14 | 139,104.21 · Total: 139104.21 · Period end: 2016-06-03 · Period start: 2016-05-28 · Disbursements: 1036.07; Tax: 12582.8 · Date: 2016-06-13 · Fees: 94202 · Quote: CA12C500000492 | 13-Jun-16 | June 4 - 10, 2016 | 94,202.00 | 2,588.74 | 12,582.80 | 109,373.54 · Total: 109373.54 · Period end: 2016-06-10 · Period start: 2016-06-04 · Disbursements: 2588.74; Tax: 38569.52 · Date: 2017-01-18 · Fees: 295544 · Quote: CA12C500001238 | 18-Jan-17 | Jan 7 - 13, 2017 | 295,544.00 | 1,144.62 | 38,569.52 | 335,258.14 · Total: 335258.14 · Period end: 2017-01-13 · Period start: 2017-01-07 · Disbursements: 1144.62; Tax: 39196.77 · Date: 2017-04-05 · Fees: 299381.5 · Quote: CA12C500001500 | 05-Apr-17 | March 25 - 31, 2017 | 299,381.50 | 2,132.11 | 39,196.77 | 340,710.38 · Total: 340710.38 · Period end: 2017-03-31 · Period start: 2017-03-25 · Disbursements: 2132.11 · Firm text: Ernst & Young Inc. · Firm quote: ERNST & YOUNG INC. in its capacity as Monitor of Nortel Networks Corporation et al . and not its personal capacity · Context quote: in its capacity as Monitor of Nortel Networks Corporation et al . and not its personal capacity
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Monitor's Certificate re Plan EffectivenessPDF
Motion Record (Waiver and Reserve Agreement), returnablePDF
Waiver and Reserve Approval OrderPDF
Book of Authorities of the Securities Litigation Lead Plaintiffs Re Lifting of D&O Stay, returnablePDF
Factum of the Securities Litigation Lead Plaintiffs Re Lifting of DO Stay, returnable
  • Counsel EASKEN MARTINEAU DuMOULIN LLP
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Motion Record Lifting of D&O Stay, returnablePDF
One Hundred and Thirty Eighth Report of the MonitorPDF
Responding Factum Book of Authorities of the MonitorPDF
Responding Factum of the Monitor and Canadian Estate
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Supplemental Responding Motion Record of the MonitorPDF
Draft Order Re_ Lifting of D&O Stay
  • Order date 26 April 2017
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Eligibility Requirements and Procedure with Respect to Hardship toPDF
One hundred and Thirty Seventh Report of the MonitorPDF
Responding Motion Record of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors Part 1 of 3PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors Part 2 of 3PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors Part 3 of 3PDF
Court of Appeal for Ontario RulingPDF
Settlement Resolution Order, datredPDF
Motion Record Settlement Approval, returnablePDF
McAvoy and Holley Notice of Constitutional QuestionPDF
One Hundred and Thirty Sixth Report of the MonitorPDF
Reply from Greg McAvoy and Jennifer HolleyPDF
Letter Amended EndorsementPDF
Supplementary Repsonding Motion Record of the Monitor
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan; per plan; per plan · Stated on: 2017-01-30 · Table missing:
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Letter to Registrar of Joint Administrators of the EMEA DebtorsPDF
McAvoy and Holley Documents - Vol IPDF
McAvoy and Holley Documents - Vol II Part 1 of 2PDF
McAvoy and Holley Documents - Vol II Part 2 of 2PDF
McAvoy and Holley Documents - Vol IIIPDF
Responding Book of Authorities of the MonitorPDF
Responding Book of Authorities of the Representatives of Former and Disabled EmployeePDF
Responding Factum of NNIPDF
Responding Factum of the Nortel Canadian Continuing Employees
  • Counsel Shibley Righton LLP
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Responding Factum of the Representatives of Former and Disabled Employee
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
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Court of Appeal OrderPDF
Letter to RegistrarPDF
Motion Record of the Monitor for Expedite MotionPDF
Leave to Appeal CDN Escrow Release OrderPDF
Motion Record of NNI, returnable Part 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record of NNI, returnable Part 2 of 2PDF
US Recognition OrderPDF
Brief of Authorities of NNIPDF
Order Enforcing Plan Sanction and Escrow Release Order, filedPDF
OrderPDF
Canadian Escrow Release OrderPDF
Motion Record Plan Sanction and Cdn Escrow Release Order, returnable Part 1 of 2PDF
Sanction Order
  • Counsel Toronto GOODMANS LLP
  • Order date 24 January 2017
  • Stay extended to indefinitely
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Book of Authorities of the Court Appointed RepresentativesPDF
Factum of the Court Appointed RepresentativesPDF
Motion Record of the Court Appointed RepresentativesPDF
Motion Record Plan Sanction and Cdn Escrow Release Order Part 2 of 2PDF
One Hundred and Thirty Fifth Report of the MonitorPDF
Order re Grant Recognition and Relief re New Debtors, filedPDF
Notice of Intention to Appear and Submission from G McAvoy and J HolleyPDF
Motion Record Resolution of the 1988 Bonds Claim, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Motion Record of Nortel Networks Inc, returnable Part 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record of Nortel Networks Inc, returnable Part 2 of 2PDF
Recognition of US OrdersPDF
Resolution of 1988 Bonds Claim OrderPDF
Brief of Authorities of Nortel Networks IncPDF
Notice of Particulars of the Bank of New York MellonPDF
One Hundred and Thirty Fourth Report of the Monitor
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per plan · Stated on: 2017-01-06 · Table missing:
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Order re Form and Manner of Notice re New Debtors, filedPDF
Order re Joint Admininistration of New Debtors, filedPDF
Order Enforcing Meeting Order and Post Filing Bar Date Order, filed
  • Order date 16 December 2016
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Submissions of the Monitor Re ProcessPDF
Avis aux Créanciers non Garantis VisésPDF
Circulaire D’InformationPDF
Ordonnance Relative au Dépôt du Plan et Á L’assembléePDF
Plan de Transaction et D’ArrangementPDF
Notice of Appearance of the Nortel Continuing Canadian EmployeesPDF
Notice of Intention to Appear for the Joint Administrators of the EMEAPDF
Notice of Intention to Appear of the UCCPDF
Notice Of Intention To Appear Of Representative CounselPDF
Notice of Intention to Appear Administrator Canadian Pension PlansPDF
Notice of Intention to Appear and Submissions of UKPC
  • Counsel Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
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Notice of Intention to Appear of Nortel Networks IncPDF
Notice of Intention to Appear of Wilmington TrustPDF
Notice of Intention to Appear of the Ad Hoc Group of BondholdersPDF
Submission Regarding Procedure of the Indenture TrusteePDF
Additional Misfiled Claim Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Guide to Complete Proof of ClaimPDF
Information Circular Final Version, dated December 1, 2106PDF
Notice of Post-Filing Claims Procedure
  • Claims bar date 6 January 2017
  • Order date 1 December 2016
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Plan Filing and Meeting Order
  • Order date 1 December 2016
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Plan NoticeDocumentPDF
Plan of Arrangement Final VersionPDF
Post Filing Claim FormPDF
Post-Filing Claims Bar Date OrderPDF
Responding Motion Record of UK Pension Protection FundPDF
One Hundred and Thirty Third Report of the MonitorPDF
Supreme Court of Canada’s Order Extending the Deadline for the Service
  • Order date 18 November 2016
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Motion Record re Passing of Monitor and Counsel Accounts Part 1PDF
Motion Record re Passing of Monitor and Counsel Accounts Part 2PDF
1. The purpose of this One Hundred and Thirty Second Report (the “ Report ”), along with the related affidavits filed by Murray McDonald, the President of Ernst & Young Inc., and representatives of the Monitor’s counsel, being Goodmans LLP (“ Goodmans ”) as its Canadian legal counsel, Allen & Overy LLP (“ A&O ”) as its U.S. legal counsel, and Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC (“ BIR ”) as its Delaware local legal counsel, is to provide this Court with information in respect of the Monitor’s motion to pass the accounts of the Monitor and of its counsel for fees and disbursements incurred during the period January 14, 2009, through to and including May 31, 2016 (the “ Period ”)PDF
Filed Consent MotionPDF
Notice of Consent Motion for An Extension of TimePDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Thirty First Report of the Monitor (“ One Hundred and Thirty First Report ”) is to provide this Court and stakeholders with a copy of: a) the proposed Plan of Compromise and Arrangement pursuant to the CCAA concerning, affecting and involving the Canadian Debtors dated November 4, 2016 (the “ Canadian Plan ”) filed by the Canadian Debtors; and b) the proposed Information Circular relating to the Canadian Plan dated November 4, 2016 (the “ Information Circular ”) filed by the Canadian Debtors, and to provide an update in respect of certain matters pertaining to the Settlement and Support AgreementPDF
Approval of Canadian Distribution Escrow Agreement and Currency Conversion OrderPDF
Claim Dispute of the Calgary Former Employees OrderPDF
Motion Record Approval of Canadian Distribution, returnablePDF
SNMP Leave to Appeal DecisionPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Thirtieth Report of the Monitor (“ One Hundred and Thirtieth Report ”) is to provide information in respect of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval: (i) to enter into a Canadian Distribution Escrow Agreement (the “ Canadian Distribution Escrow Agreement ”) among, inter alia , NNC, NNL, NNI, NNUK, NNSA, the Monitor, the Committee and Royal Trust Corporation of Canada as Canadian distribution agent (the “ Canadian Distribution Agent ”); and (ii) to transfer up to $1.2 billion of the approximately $7.3 billion of sale proceeds arising from the Nortel business unit and patent portfolio divestitures (the “ Sale Proceeds ”) held by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (the “ U.S. Distribution Agent ”) to the Canadian Distribution Agent so that such Sale Proceeds can be converted from U.S. dollars to Canadian dollars, all in furtherance of the settlements contemplated by the Settlement and Support AgreementPDF
Press ReleasePDF
Settlement and Plans Support AgreementPDF
Noice of Claim ProcessPDF
Order Stay Extension and various Other Matters
  • Claims bar date 31 October 2016
  • Order date 29 September 2016
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Stay extended to 31 March 2017
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Claim FormPDF
Revised Draft Stay Extension Order
  • Claims bar date 31 October 2016
  • Order date 29 September 2016
  • Stay extended to 31 March 2017
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Ninth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twenty Ninth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Canadian Debtors as at September 10, 2016; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Canadian Debtors from February 28, 2016 to September 10, 2016; c) cash flow forecast of the Canadian Debtors for the period September 11, 2016 to April 1, 2017; d) status of the Canadian Debtors’ claims process and to provide information to the Court in support of the relief sought with respect to the treatment of misfiled claims and late claims; e) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (the “HWT”); f) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Hardship Fund and to provide information to the Court in support of a request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; g) status of the allocation dispute (the “Allocation Dispute”) and claim litigation under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Protocol Litigation”); h) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; i) status of foreign proceedings; j) the Canadian Debtors’ proposed 2017 employee retention plan (the “2017 NRP”); and k) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including March 31, 2017
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Stated on: 2016-09-23 · Table missing:
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Book of Authorities of the Calgary Employees for Reply Factum - Vol IPDF
Book of Authorities of the Calgary Employees for Reply Factum - Vol IIPDF
Reply Factum of Calgary EmployeesPDF
Book of Authorities of the Calgary EmployeesPDF
Book of Authorities of the Directors of NNL and NNCPDF
Factum of the Calgary EmployeesPDF
Factum of the Directors of NNL & NNCPDF
Motion Record of the Monitor Calgary Employee Claim Dispute, Part 1 of 3PDF
Record of Calgary EmployeesPDF
Responding Motion Record of the Directors & OfficersPDF
Motion Record of the Monitor Calgary Employee Claim Dispute, Part 2 of 3PDF
Motion Record of the Monitor Calgary Employee Claim Dispute, Part 3 of 3PDF
Supreme Court of Canada Deadline Extention OrderPDF
Consent Motion of the Respondent to ExtendPDF
Reply Factum of SNMP
  • Counsel Chaitons LLP
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Trade Claims Consortium Application for Leave to AppealPDF
Trade Claims Consortium Certificate of CounselPDF
Trade Claims Consortium Memorandum of Argument
  • Counsel Aird & Berlis LLP
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Trade Claims Consortium Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal
  • Counsel Aird & Berlis LLP
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Trade Claims Consortium Notice of NamePDF
Ad Hoc Group of Bondholders Application Record Part 1PDF
Ad Hoc Group of Bondholders Application Record Part 2PDF
Bank of New York Mellon ApplicationPDF
Bank of New York Mellon CertificatePDF
Bank of New York Mellon Memorandum of ArgumentPDF
Bank of New York Mellon Notice of ApplicationPDF
Bank of New York Mellon Notice of NamePDF
NNSA ApplicationPDF
NNSA Application Record Vol 1PDF
NNSA Application Record Vol 2PDF
NNSA Application Record Vol 3PDF
NNSA Memorandum of ArgumentPDF
NNSA Notice of ApplicationPDF
Responding Montion Record of the MonitorPDF
UCC Leave Application Vol 1PDF
UCC Leave Application Vol 2PDF
UCC Memorandum of Argument
  • Counsel Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
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UCC Notice of ApplicationPDF
US Debtor Notice of ApplicationPDF
US Debtors Leave Application Vol 1PDF
US Debtors Leave Application Vol 2PDF
US Debtors Memorandum of Argument
  • Counsel Torys LLP
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Decision of the Ontario Court of AppealsPDF
Calgary Former Employees - Claims Resolution Plan OrderPDF
Joint Supplemental Motion RecordPDF
Clarification, Reconsideration or Amendment OrderPDF
Motion Record Calgary Former Employees Claim Resolution PlanPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Eighth Report of the Monitor (“Report”) is to report to this Court on the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval of a procedure to resolve the claims of 110 former employees of the Canadian Debtors (the “Calgary Former Employees”), including as against Mike Zafirovski, Harry Pearce, Manfred Bischoff, James B. Hunt Jr., Kristina Johnson, John P. Manley, Richard David McCormick, Claude Mongeau, John A. MacNaughton, Jalynn H. Bennett and David Richardson (collectively, the “Directors”)PDF
Sealing Order
  • Counsel Chaitons LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Motion Record Monitor Vol3-5, returnablePDF
Motion Record of Monitor Vol1-2, returnablePDF
160411 Addendum to SNMP Research FactumPDF
Beloit v Valmet FCA 45 CPR 3d 116PDF
Brief of Authorities of SNMP Research InternationalPDF
Factum of SNMP Patial Summary JudgmentPDF
International Corona Resources Ltd v LAC Minerals Ltd 2 SCR 574PDF
Motion Record Sealing Order
  • Counsel Toronto CHAITONS LLP
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Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 1 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 2 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 3 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 4 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 5 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 6 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 7 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 8 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 9 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 10 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 11 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 12 of 13PDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Vol 13 of 13PDF
Compendium of the MonitorPDF
Supplementary Motion Record of the MonitorPDF
Application Record, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Architel Systems Corporation as atPDF
New Applicants Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Nortel Communications Inc as ofPDF
Northern Telecom Canada Limited as ofPDF
Stay Extension and Related Matters OrderPDF
Amended Draft OrderPDF
Motion Record of SNMP re Sealing Order, returnable
  • Counsel Chaitons LLP
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SNMP Research Sealing Order
  • Counsel CHAITONS LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Seventh Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twenty Seventh Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Canadian Debtors as at February 27, 2016; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Canadian Debtors from September 13, 2015 to February 27, 2016; c) cash flow forecast of the Canadian Debtors for the period February 28, 2016 to October 1, 2016; d) status of the Canadian Debtors’ claims process; e) status of the Canadian Debtors’ Compensation Claims Process and to provide information in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the relevant bar date; f) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (the “HWT”); g) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Hardship Fund and to provide information to the Court in support of a request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; h) status of the Termination Fund (as defined below) and to provide information in support of the order sought terminating the Termination Fund, providing a CAD 3,000 priority claim in lieu of a Termination Payment to those former employees entitled to a Termination Payment and who do not receive it, discharging the Payments Charges (as defined below) and adding CAD 16,610 (being the notional amount remaining in the Termination Fund if all former employees entitled to a Termination Payment received their Termination Payment) to the Hardship Fund, all upon the filing of a Monitor’s certificate; i) status of the allocation dispute and related claim litigation under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Protocol Litigation”); j) the application of Nortel Communications Inc., Architel Systems Corporation and Northern Telecom Canada Limited filed with this court commencing proceedings pursuant to the CCAA and seeking to procedurally consolidate such proceedings with the within CCAA proceedings; k) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; l) status of foreign proceedings; and m) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including September 30, 2016
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 14 Jan 2016 · Reliance Jio Infocomm Pte Ltd.; Closed · 8 Mar 2016 · ZheJiang Alibaba Cloud Computing Limited
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Brief of Authorities of SNMPPDF
Factum of SNMP
  • Counsel Chaitons LLP
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Approval and Vesting Order
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate(s) to the Purchaser for specified portions of the Legacy Number Blocks
  • Purchaser Purchaser's Chinese-character name rendered as OCR garble; English translation given as ZheJiang Alibaba Cloud Computing Limited · the purchase and sale of the Seller's Rights in and to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · price sealed · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — The Transaction is hereby approved
  • Sealed items Confidential Appendices A and B to the Report
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Dunn Wagg OrderPDF
Motion Record IP Address Transaction ZheJiang Alibaba Cloud Computing Limited, returnablePDF
The purpose of this Supplement to the One Hundred and Twenty Fifth Report of the Monitor ("Supplemental Report") is to respond to the cross-motion of Frank Dunn ("Dunn") returnable February 1, 2016, seeking: (i) an Order approving and authorizing Dunn's use of the documents produced to him by way of the Crown's disclosure in the proceeding styled R. v. Dunn, Beatty, and Gollogly (the "Criminal Proceeding"), in accordance with D.P. v. Wagg, [2004] O.J. No 2053 (C.A.) (the "Wagg Motion"); and (ii) an Order implementing a Litigation and Discovery Plan for the hearing of the Dunn claim dispute in the form attached as Appendix "B" to Dunn's motion recordPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Sixth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement (the “Alibaba Sale Agreement”) dated January 5, 2016, amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the “Seller”), as seller, 浙江 阿里巴巴云计算有限公司 (a/k/a ZheJiang Alibaba Cloud Computing Limited1) (the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, Alibaba.com LLC (the “Designated Recipient” and, collectively with the Purchaser, “Alibaba” and with the Seller, the “Parties”), as designated recipient, and Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (solely for the limited purpose of acting as escrow agent in accordance with the escrow terms attached as Schedule A to the Alibaba Sale Agreement) (“Norton Rose”), in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (defined below); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to the Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereofPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Fifth Report of the Monitor (“Report”) is to report on the Monitor’s motion seeking this Court’s approval of a procedure (the “Dunn Claims Resolution Procedure”) to resolve the proofs of claim (the “Dunn Claims”) filed by Frank Dunn (“Dunn”) in the CCAA proceedings
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per unstated · Table missing:
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Approval and Vesting Order IP Address Transaction
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate to the Purchaser
  • Purchaser Reliance Jio Infocomm Pte Ltd. · the Seller's Rights in and to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — the Transaction is hereby approved
  • Sealed items Confidential Appendices "A" and "B" to the Report
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Motion Record - IP Address Transaction Reliance Jio Infocomm Pte Ltd, returnablePDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Fourth Report of the Monitor (the “Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated December 7, 2015, amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the “Seller”), as seller, and Reliance Jio Infocomm Pte Ltd.(“Reliance” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “Reliance Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to the Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof
  • Process results 107 solicited · 16 NDAs · 8 LOIs · 8 bids
  • Purchaser Reliance Jio Infocomm Pte Ltd. · the Seller's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the 'Legacy Number Blocks') · asset sale · price sealed · proposed; 浙江天猫技 术有限公司 (a/k/a Zhejiang Tmall Technology Co., Ltd.) · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed
  • Sale advisor broker (unnamed) (listing broker)
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — Monitor recommends approval of the proposed Reliance transaction
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Motion Record Cessation of D&O Stay, returnable Part 1 of 2
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per unstated; per unstated · Table missing:
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Motion Record Cessation of D&O Stay, returnable Part 2 of 2PDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Third Report of the Monitor (“Report”) is to report to this Court on the motion filed by Kien Chen and Moreno Minto in their capacity as court appointed lead plaintiffs (the “Lead Plaintiffs”) in a putative class action (the “Lucescu Class Action”) captioned David Lucescu, individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated v. Mike Zafirovksi and Pavi Binning commenced in the United States District Court of the Southern District of New York (the “SDNY Court”) seeking a declaration “…of the cessation of the director and officer stay of proceedings provided for at paragraph 19 of the Initial Order (the “D&O Stay”) with respect to Mike Zafirovksi (“Zafirovksi”) and Pavi Binning (“Binning”) in order to allow the prosecution of the [Lucescu Class Action] to the full extent permitted by the laws of the United States without any limitation or restriction arising from the aforesaid expired stay of proceedings.”PDF
Notice of Motion Seeking Partial Summary Judgment in Respect of the Claims of SNMPRI, returnable
  • Counsel Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP
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Supplemental Book of Authorities of the Canadian Debtors and the MonitorPDF
Supplemental Factum of the Canadian Debtors and the Monitor
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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The purpose of this Supplement to the One Hundred and Eighteenth Report of the Monitor (the "Supplement") is to provide this Court with information in respect of the unresolved objections filed pursuant to the Order (Disposal of Records) dated August 26, 2015 (the "Records Disposal Order") that require resolution by the Court at a hearing on October 28, 2015PDF
Conditions d’admissibilité et procédure relativement aux demandesPDF
One Hundred and Twenty Second Report of the Monitor, Part 2 of 7PDF
One Hundred and Twenty Second Report of the Monitor, Part 4 of 7PDF
One Hundred and Twenty Second Report of the Monitor, Part 5 of 7PDF
One Hundred and Twenty Second Report of the Monitor, Part 6 of 7PDF
One Hundred and Twenty Second Report of the Monitor, Part 7 of 7PDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty Second Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twenty Second Report”) is to provide certain background information and documents relating to the Canadian Debtors’ and Monitor’s motion for partial summary judgment in respect of the claims of SNMP Research, Inc. and SNMP Research International, Inc. (together, “SNMPRI”) relating to the transfer (or alleged transfer) of SNMPRI software to the various purchasers of Nortel’s lines of business (“LOB”) in transactions approved by this CourtPDF
Motion Record Stay Extension and Other Relief, returnable
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Stated on: 2015-09-22 · Table missing:
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Reply Factum on behalf of Moving PartiesPDF
Notice of Appeal SNMP LitigationPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Twenty First Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twenty First Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Canadian Debtors as at September 12, 2015; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Canadian Debtors from February 22, 2015 to September 12, 2015; c) cash flow forecast of the Canadian Debtors for the period September 13, 2015 to April 2, 2016; d) status of the Canadian Debtors’ claims process; e) status of the Canadian Debtors’ Compensation Claims Process and to provide information in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the relevant bar date; f) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (the “HWT”); g) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Hardship Fund and to provide information to the Court in support of a request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; h) status of allocation and claim matters under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Protocol Litigation”); i) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; j) status of foreign proceedings; k) the Canadian Debtors’ proposed 2016 employee retention plan (the “2016 NRP”); l) the Monitor’s request for approval of the appointment of the Honourable Dennis O’Connor, Q.C., as a claims officer; and m) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including April 1, 2016
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 23 Apr 2015; Closed · 28 Apr 2015 · Alibaba.com LLC; Closed · 11 Aug 2015 · Cequel Communications, LLC doing business as Suddenlink Communications; Closed · 12 Aug 2015 · Frontier Communications Corporation; Closed · 2 Jun 2015 · Taggart (Gardiners) Corporation
  • Purchaser designated recipient in Alibaba Cloud Computing-related IP Address transaction, referenced as 'One Hundred and Eleventh Report' transaction · NNL and NNTC's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Alibaba.com LLC · NNL and NNTC's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Cequel Communications, LLC doing business as Suddenlink Communications · NNL and NNTC's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Taggart (Gardiners) Corporation · the Kingston Property · real property · $300K · closed
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Stated on: 2015-09-22 · Table missing:
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Appellants’ Statement Regarding the Record on AppealPDF
Book of Authorities of Responding PartiesPDF
Counter-Designation by Joint Administrators of Items to be Included in the Record on AppealPDF
Joint Administrator's Response to US Debtors Cost-Sharing Motion
  • Counsel Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP
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Main Factum on Behalf of the Responding PartiesPDF
Monitor & Cdn Debtors' Supplementary Factum
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Motion Record of the Responding Parties Part 1 of 3
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per estimated · Table missing:
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Motion Record of the Responding Parties Part 2 of 3PDF
Motion Record of the Responding Parties Part 3 of 3PDF
UK Pension Claimants’ Counter-Designation of Items to be Included in the Record on AppealPDF
Canadian Creditors Committee’s Statement of IssuesPDF
Canadian Creditors Committee’s Supplemental Designation of Record ItemsPDF
Joint Administrators for the EMEA Debtors - Designation of Items to be Included in the Record on Cross AppealPDF
Joint Administrators for the EMEA Debtors - Statement of the Issues to be Presented on Conditional Cross-Appeal
  • Counsel Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP
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Monitor and CDN Debtors Statement Pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 8009 of Issues to be Presented on Contingent Cross-AppealPDF
Monitor and CDN Debtors Supplemental Designation of Items to be Included in the Record on Contingent Cross-AppealPDF
Disposal of Records Order
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Supplementary Moving Party Factum of the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors'PDF
Further Information Request FormPDF
Objection FormPDF
US Factum
  • Counsel Torys LLP
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Factum of the Conflicts Administrator of Nortel Networks S.A
  • Counsel Stikeman Elliott LLP
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Moving Party Factum of the Ad Hoc Group of Bondholders
  • Counsel Bennett Jones LLP
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Supplementary Factum of the Nortel Trade Claims ConsortiumPDF
Supplementary Moving Party Factum of The Bank of New York Mellon, as Indenture Trustee
  • Counsel McMillan LLP
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US Joint Book of Authorities on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 1 of 3) Part 1 of 3PDF
US Joint Book of Authorities on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 1 of 3) Part 2 of 3PDF
US Joint Book of Authorities on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 1 of 3) Part 3 of 3PDF
US Joint Book of Authorities on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 2 of 3) Part 1 of 3PDF
US Joint Book of Authorities on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 2 of 3) Part 2 of 3PDF
US Joint Book of Authorities on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 2 of 3) Part 3 of 3PDF
US Joint Book of Authorities on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 3 of 3) Part 1 of 4PDF
US Joint Book of Authorities on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 3 of 3) Part 2 of 4PDF
US Joint Book of Authorities on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 3 of 3) Part 3 of 4PDF
US Joint Book of Authorities on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 3 of 3) Part 4 of 4PDF
US Joint Motion Record on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 1 of 3) Part 1 of 2PDF
US Joint Motion Record on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 1 of 3) Part 2 of 2PDF
US Joint Motion Record on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 2 of 3) Part 1 of 2PDF
US Joint Motion Record on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 2 of 3) Part 2 of 2PDF
US Joint Motion Record on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 3 of 3) Part 1 of 2PDF
US Joint Motion Record on Behalf of the Moving Parties (Volume 3 of 3) Part 2 of 2PDF
US Main Factum on Behalf of the Moving PartiesPDF
Responding Motion Record of SNMP Research International, Inc. and SNMP Research, IncPDF
Responding Motion Record (Disposal of Records Motion)PDF
Monitor and the CDN Debtors' Reply to Motion for Leave to AppealPDF
Response of U.S. Interests to the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ Motion 196
  • Counsel Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
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Response of U.S. Interests to the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ Motion 197
  • Counsel Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
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Response of the Ad Hoc Group of Bondholders to the Monitor and the Canadian Debtors' MotionPDF
Approval and Vesting Order IP Address Transaction - Frontier Communication
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate to the Purchaser
  • Order date 5 August 2015
  • Purchaser Frontier Communications Corporation · the Seller's Rights in and to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · approved
  • Sealed items Confidential Appendices "A" and "B" to the Report
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Approval and Vesting Order IP Address Transaction - Suddenlink Communication
  • Closing terms Vesting effective upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate to the Purchaser, confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction/waiver of closing conditions
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — The Transaction is hereby approved
  • Sealed items Confidential Appendices A and B to the Report
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Motion Record - IP Address Transaction (Frontier Communications), returnablePDF
Motion Record - IP Address Transaction (Suddenlink Communications), returnablePDF
Motion Record Disposal of Records, returnablePDF
Ad Hoc Group of Bondholders’ Statement of Issues to be Presented on AppealPDF
Appellants’ Joint Designation of the RecordPDF
Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors’ Statement of Issues on AppealPDF
Notice of Joint Hearing DisputePDF
Joinder to Objection of OCUC to Motion to Appeal to 3rd CircuitPDF
Opposition of U.S. Debtors to the Motion of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors
  • Counsel Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell LLP
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Response of the Ad Hoc Group of Bondholders in Opposition to the Motion of the Monitor and Canadian DebtorsPDF
UCC Objection to Certification MotionPDF
Appeal of Allocation Decision to Third Circuit by Monitor and CDN DebtorsPDF
Approval and Vesting Order (Frontier)
  • Closing terms Vesting effective upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate to the Purchaser
  • Order date 5 August 2015
  • Sealed items Confidential Appendices 'A' and 'B' to the Report
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Book of Authorities of the Monitor and Canadian DebtorsPDF
Factum of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Notice of Motion Certifying the Allocation Decision for Direct Appeal MonitorPDF
Shortening Notice for Motion of the Monitor and the Canadian DebtorsPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Nineteenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Nineteenth Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated July 15, 2015, amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the “Seller”), as seller, Cequel Communications, LLC doing business as Suddenlink Communications (“Suddenlink” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, and Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (solely for the limited purpose of acting as escrow agent in accordance with the escrow terms attached to the asset sale agreement)(“Norton Rose”) in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “Suddenlink Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the Confidential Appendices to this One Hundred and Nineteenth Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 27 Feb 2012 · salesforce.com, Inc.
  • Process results 107 solicited · 16 NDAs · 8 qualified bids
  • Purchaser Cequel Communications, LLC doing business as Suddenlink Communications · the sale of the Seller's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses · asset sale · price sealed · proposed; salesforce.com, Inc. · portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; CSC Holdings, LLC · portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership · portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Vodafone Americas Inc. · portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Beyond Excellent Technology Ltd · portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Charter Communications Operating, LLC (a/k/a Zhejiang Tmall Technology Co., Ltd.) · portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Alibaba.com LLC · portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — The Monitor recommends that this Court grant the proposed Approval and Vesting Order for the Suddenlink transaction.
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Twentieth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twentieth Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated July 23, 2015, amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the “Seller”), as seller, Frontier Communications Corporation (“Frontier” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, and Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (solely for the limited purpose of acting as escrow agent in accordance with the escrow terms attached to the asset sale agreement) (“Norton Rose”) in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “Frontier Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the Confidential Appendices to this One Hundred and Twentieth Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 27 Feb 2012 · salesforce.com, Inc.; Closed · 23 Apr 2015 · Zhejiang Tmall Technology Co., Ltd.
  • Purchaser Frontier Communications Corporation · the Seller's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses · asset sale · price sealed · proposed; salesforce.com, Inc. · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; CSC Holdings, LLC · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Vodafone Americas Inc. · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Beyond Excellent Technology Ltd · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Charter Communications Operating, LLC · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Zhejiang Tmall Technology Co., Ltd. · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Alibaba.com LLC · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed
  • Sale advisor unnamed broker (listing broker)
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — Monitor recommends the Court grant the proposed Approval and Vesting Order for the Frontier transaction
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Ad Hoc Group of Bondholders Notice of Motion for Leave to AppealPDF
Bank of New York Mellon’s Notice of Motion for Leave to AppealPDF
Notice of Motion for Leave to Appeal of the Nortel Trade Claims Consortium
  • Counsel Atlantic House Holborn Viaduct London EC1A2FG United Kingdom
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U.S. Debtors - Motion for Leave to Appeal
  • Counsel Torys LLP
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UCC Notice of Motion for Leave to Appeal
  • Counsel Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
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Conflicts Administrator of Nortel Networks S.A.’s Notice of Motion for Leave to Appeal
  • Counsel Stikeman Elliott LLP
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Eighteenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Eighteenth Report”) is to provide this Court with information in respect of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval of procedures relating to the disposal of certain of the Canadian Debtors’ hard copy and electronic records and the media on which such electronic records are storedPDF
Notice of Appeal by the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Nortel NetworksPDF
Reconsideration and Clarification Ruling , Amended
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Notice of Motion of the Ad Hoc Group of Bondholders
  • Counsel Bennett Jones LLP
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Reply in Further Support of the Motion of Law Debenture Trust Company of New York
  • Counsel Er Gervais LLP
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Notice of Filing US Debtor's Reply
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per liquidation_alternative; per liquidation_alternative; per estimated; per estimated; per estimated · Table missing:
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Notice of Filing of the Ad Hoc Group of BondholderPDF
Notice of Filing of the Reply of the Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Reply Factum of Law Debenture Trust Company of NY
  • Counsel Ervais LLP
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Revised UKPC Opposition to Reconsideration MotionsPDF
Joint Administrators' Objection and Response to the MotionsPDF
Book of Authorities of NNSAPDF
Brief of Authorities of the Joint AdministratorsPDF
CCC Brief of AuthoritiesPDF
CCC Objection to Motion for Reconsideration
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per estimated; per estimated; per estimated; per estimated · Table missing:
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CDN Brief of Authorities Monitor and CDN DebtorsPDF
Cdn Debtors and Monitor's Responding Brief re Reconsideration MotionsPDF
Factum of NNSA
  • Counsel Stikeman Elliott LLP
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Factum of the Joint AdministratorsPDF
Joinder Notice of Filing and Submissions of Wilmington TrustPDF
Notice of Appearance of Nortel Networks SAPDF
Opposition of the U.K. Pension Claimants to the Motions for ClarificationPDF
UKPC Book of Authorities Reconsideration MotionsPDF
UKPC Responding Brief Opposing Reconsideration MotionsPDF
Book of Authorities of Law Debenture Trust Company of New YorkPDF
Book of Authorities of NNIPDF
Factum of Law Debenture Trust Company of New York
  • Counsel Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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Factum of NNI
  • Counsel Torys LLP
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Joinder of the Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Notice of Motion for Partial Clarification, Amendment or Reconsideration Law Debenture Trust
  • Counsel Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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Submissions of the Ad Hoc Group of BondholdersPDF
Amended and Restated Trial Record Stipulation OrderPDF
Extension of the Leave Filing Date OrderPDF
Notice of Filing of Joinder in Motion for Reconsideration - BNY Mellon
  • Counsel McMillan LLP
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Book of Authorities - Extension of Leave Filing Date US DebtorsPDF
Factum - Motion for Extension of Leave Filing Date US Debtors
  • Counsel Torys LLP
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Joinder for Extension for Leave to Appeal NNI
  • Counsel Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
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Motion Record for Clarification, Reconsideration or Amendment US DebtorsPDF
Notice of Filing of the Law Debenture Trust Company for Partial ReconsiderationPDF
Submission of the AD HOC Group of Bondholders for Extension of the Leave FilingPDF
Motion Record of NNI Motion for an Extension of the Leave Fling Date, datePDF
Notice of Filing Bondholder Group - Motion for ReconsiderationPDF
Notice of Filing to the U.S. Debtors Motion for Reconsideration
  • Counsel Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per estimated · Table missing:
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Seventeenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Seventeenth Report”) is to report to this Court on the status of the Employee Hardship Application Process (the “Hardship Process”) and Fund (the “Hardship Fund”) and to provide information to the Court in support of a request to increase the funding of the Hardship Fund by $800,000PDF
Canadian Court Allocation of Sale Proceeds DecisionPDF
US Court Allocation of Sale Proceeds DecisionPDF
SNMPRI Claims Resolution Protocol Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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SNMPRI Motion for Lifting the Stay of Proceedings Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Sealing Order SNMPRI - Electronic Search Protocol
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Sixteenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Sixteenth Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated March 26, 2015, amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the “Seller”), as seller, Alibaba.com LLC (“Alibaba.com” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, and Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (solely for the limited purpose of acting as escrow agent in accordance with the escrow terms attached to the asset sale agreement) (“Norton Rose”) in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “Alibaba.com Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this One Hundred and Sixteenth Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 27 Feb 2012 · salesforce.com, Inc.; Closed · 17 Feb 2015 · Tmall
  • Process results 107 solicited · 16 NDAs · 8 qualified bids · 8 bids
  • Purchaser salesforce.com, Inc. · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; CSC Holdings, LLC · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Vodafone Americas Inc. · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Beyond Excellent Technology Ltd. · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Charter Communications Operating, LLC · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed
  • Sale advisor unnamed broker (listing broker)
  • + 1 more extracted fact
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Dunn v. Nortel Materials Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Motion Record re Dunn v. Nortel Materials, returnablePDF
Allocation Trial Record Stipulation OrderPDF
Order Approving Trial Exhibits Stipulation US CourtPDF
Cedrtification of Counsel US CourtPDF
Eligibility Requirements and Procedure with Respect to Hardship to October 2, 2105PDF
Amended Factum of the Appellant, The Ad Hoc Group of Bondholders
  • Counsel Bennett Jones LLP
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Amended Notice of AppealPDF
Approval of Amended Kingston Settlement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Approving MOE Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Motion Record Approval of Amended Kingston Settlement, returnablePDF
Motion Record Approval of MOE Agreement, returnablePDF
Motion Record Stay Extension and Various Other Matters, returnable
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Table missing:
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Responding Factum of Indenture TrusteesPDF
Responding Factum of Wilmington Trust
  • Counsel Dentons Canada LLP
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fifteenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Fifteenth Report”) is to provide support in respect of the Monitor’s and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking an Order confirming the Monitor and its counsel are entitled to receive certain materials currently subject to a sealing order in Dunn v. Nortel Networks Corporation and Nortel Networks Limited (Court File No. 07-CL-7270) so that the Monitor and its counsel can review and consider such materials in connection with the Monitor’s consideration of the Dunn CCAA Claims (as defined below) filed by Frank Andrew Dunn against NNC and NNL in these proceedingsPDF
Unofficial Transcript of Justice Blair, Justice Watt and Justice Lauwers
  • Presiding officer Justice Lauwers
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Fourteenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Fourteenth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Applicants as at February 21, 2015; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Applicants from September 14, 2014 to February 21, 2015; c) cash flow forecast of the Applicants for the period February 22, 2015 to October 3, 2015; d) status of the Applicants’ claims process; e) status of the Applicants’ Compensation Claims Process; f) information in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the relevant bar date; g) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (the “HWT”); h) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and to provide information to the Court in support of a request to amend the Eligibility Requirements and Procedure with Respect to Hardship Payment Applications, including an increase to the monetary caps, and to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; i) status of allocation and related claim matters under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Protocol Litigation”); j) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; k) status of foreign proceedings; and l) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including October 2, 2015
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Table missing:
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The purpose of this One Hundred and Thirteenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Thirteenth Report”) is to report to this Court on certain agreements reached by NNL in connection with resolving NNL’s obligations with respect to environmental matters at its former property at 700 Gardiners Road in Kingston, Ontario (the “Kingston Property”), in particular: a) an Amended & Restated Kingston Property Settlement Agreement among Taggart (Gardiners) Corporation (“Taggart”), NNL and the Monitor dated January 23, 2015 (the “Amended Kingston Settlement”); and b) an Agreement re: Kingston Property Settlement and Nortel ERT Proceedings among NNL, the Monitor and Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Ontario as represented by the Minister of the Environmental and Climate Change (the “MOE”) dated February 25, 2015 (the “MOE Agreement”)PDF
Amended Notice of Motion, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Motion Record SNMPRI Claims Resolution Protocol, returnable Part 1 of 4PDF
Motion Record SNMPRI Claims Resolution Protocol, returnable Part 2 of 4PDF
Motion Record SNMPRI Claims Resolution Protocol, returnable Part 3 of 4PDF
Motion Record SNMPRI Claims Resolution Protocol, returnable Part 4 of 4PDF
Motion Record of SNMP Research, returnablePDF
Second EndorsementPDF
Affidavit of Barbara Frederiksen-Cross, swornPDF
Brief of Authorities of SNMP ResearchPDF
Factum of SNMP Research International Inc and SNMP Research Inc
  • Counsel Chaitons LLP
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Joint Book of Authorities of the Monitor and the ApplicantsPDF
Joint Factum of the Monitor and the ApplicantsPDF
The purpose of this Supplement to the One Hundred and Twelfth Report of the Monitor (the “Supplement to the One Hundred and Twelfth Report”) is to provide this Court with further information and background with respect to matters relating to the SNMPRI Claims, including: a) events since the service of the One Hundred and Twelfth Report; b) SNMPRI’s motion to lift the CCAA Stay returnable February 27, 2015; and c) the Canadian Debtors’ and Monitor’s Amended Notice of Motion seeking approval of a discovery plan and litigation timetable for resolution of the Canadian SNMPRI Claims onlyPDF
UKPC Claim Order
  • Counsel Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Factum of the Monitor on Behalf of Itself and the Canadian DebtorsPDF
Motion Record of the Monitor on its Own Behalf and on Behalf of the Canadian DebtorsPDF
Order of Bennotto J.A. Granting the Requested Relief
  • Presiding officer Justice Bennotto
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Responding Factum of the Ad Hoc Group of BondholdersPDF
Responding Motion Record of the Ad Hoc Group of BondholdersPDF
Notice of Motion US DebtorsPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Twelfth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Twelfth Report”) is to provide this Court with information and background with respect to the Monitor’s and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking an order approving: a) a protocol (“Protocol”) to set forth binding procedures for: (i) in the case of this Court, determining the several liability of the Canadian Debtors, if any, to SNMP Research, Inc. and SNMP Research International, Inc. (together, “SNMPRI”) for all claims of SNMPRI against the Canadian Debtors, whether arising prior to, on or after January 14, 2009 (the “Canadian SNMPRI Claims”); and (ii) in the case of the U.S. Court, determining the several liability of the U.S. Debtors, if any, to SNMPRI for all claims of SNMPRI against the U.S. Debtors, whether arising prior to, on or after January 14, 2009 (the “U.S. SNMPRI Claims”, and with the Canadian SNMPRI Claims, the “SNMPRI Claims”); b) a litigation timetable for the adjudication of the SNMPRI Claims; and c) a discovery plan to govern certain procedural steps in respect of the resolution of the SNMPRI ClaimsPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Eleventh Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Eleventh Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated December 16, 2014, amongst NNL and NNTC, as seller (the “Seller”, (a/k/a Zhejiang Tmall Technology Co., Ltd. (the “Purchaser”), and (a/k/a Alibaba Cloud Computing Limited) (the “Designated Recipient” and, collectively with the Purchaser, “Alibaba” and with the Seller, the “Parties”), in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number IP Addresses (the “Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this One Hundred and Eleventh Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereofPDF
UKPC AMENDED Notice of Motion_Leave to Appeal Claims DecisionPDF
UKPC Notice of Motion_Leave to Appeal Claims Decision
  • Counsel Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP
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Consent extending the Time to File Notice of Motion for Leave Order
  • Counsel Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP
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Approval of Increase to Hardship Fund Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Approval of Minutes of Settlement Settling Chubb Claims Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Book of Authorities of the Monitor, returnablePDF
Factum of the Monitor, returnable
  • Counsel Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
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Motion Record - IP Address Transaction - Charter Communications Operating, returnablePDF
Motion Record Approval of Increase to Hardship Fund, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Motion Record Approval of Minutes of Settlement Settling Chubb Claims, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Monitor's Certificate - French Effective DatePDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Tenth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Tenth Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated December 9, 2014, amongst NNL and NNTC, as seller, Charter Communications Operating, LLC (“Charter” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, and Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP (solely for the limited purpose of acting as escrow agent in accordance with the escrow terms attached to the asset sale agreement) (“Norton Rose”) in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “Charter Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this One Hundred and Tenth Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereofPDF
UK Pension Claims DecisionPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Ninth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Ninth Report”) is: a) to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval of the Minutes of Settlement dated November 27, 2014 among Chubb Insurance Company of Canada (“CICC”), Chubb Atlantic Indemnity Ltd. (“CAIL” and, collectively with CICC, “Chubb”), the Canadian Debtors and the Monitor (the “Minutes of Settlement”) and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereof; and b) to provide this Court with information in respect of the Hardship Process and Hardship Fund (each as defined below), and provide the Monitor’s support for a further CAD 300,000 of funding for the Hardship FundPDF
Responding Factum of the CCCPDF
Responding Motion Record of the MonitorPDF
Motion Record Cost Sharing Order, Vol 1 of 3PDF
Motion Record Cost Sharing Order, Vol 2 of 3PDF
Motion Record Cost Sharing Order, Vol 3 of 3PDF
Stay Extension and Various Other Matters OrderPDF
Supplemental Motion Record French Proceedings, returnablePDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Eighth Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Eighth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Applicants as at September 13, 2014; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Applicants from March 2, 2014 to September 13, 2014; c) cash flow forecast of the Applicants for the period September 14, 2014 to April 4, 2015; d) status of the Applicants’ claims process; e) status of the Applicants’ Compensation Claims Process; f) information in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the relevant bar date; g) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (the “HWT”); h) status of the Termination Fund; i) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and provide information to the Court in support of the request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; j) status of allocation and related claim matters pending under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Protocol Litigation”); k) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; l) status of foreign proceedings; m) the Applicants’ proposed 2015 employee retention plan (the “2015 NRP”); and n) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including April 3, 2015
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Stated on: 2014-09-24 · Table missing:
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Amended Endorsement
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
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Motion Record IP Address Transaction, returnablePDF
Notice for Leave to AppealPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Seventh Report of the Monitor (the “One Hundred and Seventh Report”) is to provide this Court with information regarding the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated July 14, 2014, amongst NNL and NNTC, as seller, and Beyond Excellent Technology Ltd. (“BE Tech” or the “Purchaser”), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller’s rights in a certain number of IP Addresses (the “BE Tech Sale Agreement”); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this One Hundred and Seventh Report, and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereofPDF
Post-Filing Interest Order
  • Presiding officer Justice F.J.C. Newbould
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Order Approving Canadian EMEA SettlementPDF
Book of Authorities of the CCC, Motion re Cross-Over Bonds, returnablePDF
Factum of the Monitor and CDN DebtorsPDF
Supplemental Book of Authorities of the MonitorPDF
Reply Brief of CDN Authorities of the Ad Hoc Group of BondholdersPDF
Reply Brief of CDN Law and Argument of the Ad Hoc Group of BondholdersPDF
Reply Brief of Wilmington TrustPDF
Reply Brief of of the Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Reply Brief of the Monitor and the CDN DebtorsPDF
Reply Factum of the CCC
  • Counsel Shibley Righton LLP
PDF
Reply of the CCCPDF
Responding Brief of Authorities of the UK PensionPDF
Responding Brief of the Ad Hoc Group of BondholdersPDF
Responding Brief of the UK Pension ClaimantsPDF
Responding Factum of the MonitorPDF
Supplemental Reply Brief of Law Debenture Trust Company of New YorkPDF
Supplementary Book of Authorities of the CCCPDF
UKPC Notice of Foreign AuthoritiesPDF
Monitor's CertificatePDF
Amended Brief of the UK Pension ClaimantsPDF
Approving Agreement Settling EMEA CDN Claims and Related Claims Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Newbould
PDF
Motion Record Approval of Agreement Settling EMEA Canadian Claims and Related Claims, returnablePDF
Book of Authorities of the CCC, Motion re Cross-Over BondsPDF
Brief of Authorities of the Ad Hoc Group of BondholdersPDF
Brief of Authorities of the Monitor and CDN DebtorsPDF
Brief of Authorities of the UK Pension ClaimantsPDF
Brief of CDN Law and Argument of the Ad Hoc Group of BondholdersPDF
Brief of Wilmington TrustPDF
Brief of the UK Pension ClaimantsPDF
Memorandum of Law of the Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Notice of Filing US Debtors' SubmissionPDF
Notice of Submission of the UK Pension Trust Ltd and BPPFPDF
Opening Brief of the Ad Hoc Group of BondholdersPDF
Opening Brief of the Monitor and the CDN DebtorsPDF
US Debtors' SubmissionPDF
Written Submissions of the CCC, Motion re Cross-Over Bonds
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
PDF
Book Of Authorities of the Monitor Part 1PDF
Book Of Authorities of the Monitor Part 2PDF
Book Of Authorities of the Monitor Part 3PDF
Book Of Authorities of the Monitor Part 4PDF
Book Of Authorities of the Monitor Part 5PDF
Book Of Authorities of the Monitor Part 6PDF
Compendium of Crossover Bond Claims into Canada Part 1PDF
Compendium of Crossover Bond Claims into Canada Part 2PDF
Compendium of Crossover Bond Claims into Canada Part 3PDF
Compendium of Crossover Bond Claims into Canada Part 4PDF
Compendium of Crossover Bond Claims into Canada Part 5PDF
Compendium of Crossover Bond Claims into Canada Part 6PDF
Compendium of Crossover Bond Claims into Canada Part 7PDF
The purpose of this One-Hundred and Sixth Report of the Monitor (the “One-Hundred and Sixth Report”) is: (a) to provide an overview of that certain Agreement Settling EMEA Canadian Claims and Related Claims dated July 9, 2014, among the Canadian Debtors, the Monitor, the Directors and Officers, the EMEA Debtors, the Joint Administrators, the EMEA Non-Filed Entities, Nortel Networks Optical Components Limited (“NNOCL”), the NNOCL Liquidator, NNSA as under the control of the French Liquidator, NTF and the French Liquidator (the “Settlement Agreement”); (b) to support the Monitor and Canadian Debtors’ motion seeking approval of the Settlement Agreement; and (c) to recommend approval of the Settlement Agreement by this CourtPDF
Use of Documents at Trial Claims Order
  • Counsel Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
PDF
Supplementray Use of Documents at Trial OrderPDF
Use of Documents at Trial OrderPDF
Motion Record Documents used at Trial, returnablePDF
The purpose of this one hundred and fifth report of the Monitor (the "One Hundred and Fifth Report") is to support the motion of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors (the "Motion") seeking an order for certain relief relating to public the use of documents at Trial, sealing certain Priority Trial Exhibits and establishing a process for the review and partial redaction of Additional Priority Trial Documents, all as discussed in more detail belowPDF
Motion Record (Motion to Stike Expert Reports and Testimony), returnablePDF
Order Denying Lead Plaintiffs' Motion re Lucesco, filedPDF
Outline of the Cdn Debtors and the Monitor of Matters Pre-trial ConferencePDF
Book of Authorities of the Monitor and the CDN DebtorsPDF
Factum of the Monitor and The CDN Debtors
  • Counsel Bay Adelaide Centre Goodmans LLP
PDF
Order Denying Request for Oral Argument, filedPDF
Amended Order re Allocation Trial Protocol, filedPDF
Stay Extension and Various other Relief OrderPDF
Corrected Order re Allocation Trial Protocol, filedPDF
Order re Allocation Trial Protocol, filedPDF
The purpose of this One Hundred and Fourth Report of the Monitor (the "One Hundred and Fourth Report") is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Applicants as at March 1, 2014; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Applicants from January 19, 2014 to March 1, 2014; c) cash flow forecast of the Applicants for the period March 2, 2014 to October 4, 2014; d) status of the Applicants' claims process; e) status of the Applicants' Compensation Claims Process; f) information in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the relevant bar date; g) status of the Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); h) status of the Termination Fund; i) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and provide information to the Court in support of the request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; j) status of allocation and related claim matters pending under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the "Allocation Protocol" and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the "Allocation Protocol Litigation"); k) various other ongoing matters relevant to the CCAA proceedings; l) request for an amendment to the Order (Distribution Escrow Agreement Amendments) of this Court dated February 10, 2014, to address the fees of JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., as escrow agent (the "Escrow Agent") in connection with the investment of approximately $7.3 billion of sale proceeds from the Nortel line of business and residual IP sales (the "Sale Proceeds"); m) status of foreign proceedings; and n) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including October 3, 2014PDF
Distribution Escrow Agreement Amendments Order
  • Counsel Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion Record Distribution Escrow Agreement Amendments, returnablePDF
Motion Record French Proceedings, returnable Part 1 of 4PDF
Motion Record French Proceedings, returnable Part 2 of 4PDF
Motion Record French Proceedings, returnable Part 3 of 4PDF
Motion Record French Proceedings, returnable Part 4 of 4PDF
The purpose of this One-Hundred and Second Report of the Monitor (the "One-Hundred and Second Report") is: (a) to provide an overview of the proceedings commenced in 2012 by Maitre Cosme Rogeau (the "French Liquidator") in his capacity as the liquidator of NNSA pursuant to Articles L.651-1 et seq. of the Commercial Code (France) against, among others, NNC, NNL and the Monitor before the Versailles Commercial Court (the "French Court") which allege that NNC and NNL were the effective managers of NNSA and mismanaged its affairs, and seeks, inter alia, to hold NNC and NNL liable for any deficiency of NNSA's assets relative to its liabilities (the "French Proceedings"); and (b) to support the relief sought by the Monitor and Canadian Debtors with respect to the French Proceedings, including a declaration that: (i) the purported exercise of rights by the service of the Summons (as defined below) by the French Liquidator on NNC, NNL and the Monitor in Canada is a breach of the stay granted in the Initial Order; and (ii) the French Proceedings are null and void and shall be given no force or effect in these proceedings, nor otherwise recognized as creating or forming the basis of any valid or enforceable rights, remedies or claims against the Canadian Debtors, the Monitor or any of their respective assets, property or undertakings in CanadaPDF
The purpose of this One-Hundred and Third Report of the Monitor (the "One-Hundred and Third Report") is: (a) to provide: (i) an update on the Canadian Debtors cash position and liquidity as at January 18, 2014; (ii) the actual receipts and disbursements of the Canadian Debtors for the period October 13, 2013 to January 18, 2014; and (iii) a cash flow forecast for the Canadian Debtors for the period January 19, 2014 to April 5, 2014; (b) an update in respect of the liquidation of Guangdong Nortel Telecommunications Equipment Co. Ltd. ("GDNT"); and ( c) information in respect of a change in the investment of the approximately $7.3 billion of sale proceeds (the "Sale Proceeds") from the Nortel business unit and Residual IP sales held by JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. (the "Escrow Agent"), as distribution escrow agent, as well as related amendments to the Distribution Escrow Agreements (as defined below) in respect of which Court approval is being soughtPDF
Appendix A-EPDF
Appendix F-JPDF
Appendix K-AAPDF
Motion Record of NNI Recognition of US Claims Litigation Settlement Agreement Order, returnablePDF
Recognition of US Claims Litigation Settlement Agreement Order
  • Counsel Torys LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Joint Trial Protocol, Proposed Trial Protocol CDN Debtors and Monitor
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
PDF
Proposed Joint Trial Protocol, US DebtorsPDF
Motion Record of the Royal Trust Company, returnablePDF
Royal Trust Company Order
  • Counsel McCarthy Tetrault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Mora Wetz
PDF
Affidavit of Jeffrey Rosenthal, swornPDF
Factum of the Informal Nortel Noteholders GroupPDF
Notice of Filing in the US Debtors' Chapter 11PDF
Brief of Authorities of the CCC
  • Counsel Shibley Righton LLP
PDF
Motion Record of the CCCPDF
Responding Motion Record of the Directors and OfficersPDF
Responding Motion Record of the Monitor and Canadian DebtorsPDF
The purpose of this one-hundred first report of the Monitor (the "One-Hundred First Report") is to report to this Court on the Monitor's and Canadian Debtors' position regarding (a) the U.S. Debtors' motion to dispense with representative party discovery ("Representative Party Discovery"); and (b) the U.S. Debtors' motion to approve Settlement AgreementPDF
Brief of Authorities of NNI and the Other US DebtorsPDF
Factum of NNUK Pension Ltd and UKPC
  • Counsel Toronto Barristers and Solicitors Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP
PDF
Facum of NNI and the Other US DebtorsPDF
Motion Record of NNI and The Other US Debtors Representative Depositions, Part 1PDF
Motion Record of NNI and The Other US Debtors Representative Depositions, Part 2PDF
Motion Record of NNI and The Other US Debtors Representative Depositions, Part 3PDF
Motion Record of NNI and The Other US Debtors Representative Depositions, Part 4PDF
Book of Authorities of the Royal Trust CompanyPDF
Factum of the Royal Trust CompanyPDF
Notice of Motion of US Debtors re US Claims Litigation Settlement (US/EMEA)PDF
Amendments to Litigation Timetable Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Notice of Declared DistributionPDF
MOE Court of Appeal Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Juriansz
PDF
HWT Declared Distribution OrderPDF
Motion Record Amendments to Litigation Timetable, returnablePDF
Motion Record Health and Welfare Trust, returnablePDF
Objection of AdHoc Group of BondholdersPDF
Notice of Motion to Amend Litigation Schedule in Joint Cross-BorderPDF
The purpose of this one-hundredth report of the Monitor (the ''One-Hundredth Report") is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) status of allocation and claims litigation pending under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the "Allocation Protocol''); and b) request for an order for certain amendments to the Allocation Protocol, Discovery Plan, Deposition Protocol and Litigation TimetablePDF
The purposes of this Ninety-Ninth Report are to: (a) provide the Court with KPMG's Specified Auditing Procedures Report on the HWT cash flow for the 2009 Period and the 2010 Period; (b) provide the Court with an updated illustration of the HWT distribution to Participating Beneficiaries (the "Updated Illustrative HWT Distribution"); (c) seek the Court's approval for; (i) the Trustee to hold the HWT assets in non-interest bearing investments to facilitate finalizing the HWT's tax affairs; (ii) the potential recoupment of the amount of the Trustee Claims on a pro rata basis from the Estate Distribution to Participating Beneficiaries based on their HWT entitlements, subject to determination of the Trustee's rights, if any; (iii) payment into escrow of the Stale-Dated Cheque Reserve pending the completion of a process for locating the Non-Creditor Payees, and declaring that amounts related to non-responsive Non-Creditor Payees (as later defined herein) form part of the assets of the HWT; (iv) the posting of notice of the Declared Distribution ("Notice of Declared Distribution") on the Monitor's website no later than February 28, 2014, declaring a distribution at a rate that will bring the total distribution to 38%, subject to the Pensioner Life Premium Reduction, failing which the Monitor will seek further direction from this Court; (v) the Trustee to make a distribution described in the Notice of Declared Distribution, or as directed by this Court; (vi) adjusting the Estate Distribution for overpayments or underpayments made to Participating Beneficiaries as a result of updated preliminary information and distribution of Residual Assets, subject to further order of this Court; and (vii) payment into escrow of: (A) unclaimed HWT distributions, to be dealt with in accordance with, any procedure established for the Estate Distribution or as otherwise directed by this Court; and (B) Residual Assets, to be included in the Estate Distribution, subject to adjustments; and (viii) the termination of the HWT upon the posting of the Notice of Declared Distribution on the Monitor's website and completion of the distributions from the HWTPDF
Withdrawal of Letter of Request Order 7950
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Withdrawal of Letter of Request Order 7951
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Amending Order re Letters of Request 09-CL-7950
  • Presiding officer Justice Nicholas Kearns
PDF
Amending Order re Letters of Request 09-CL-7951
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Endorsement 09-CL-7950PDF
Endorsement 09-CL-7951PDF
Flextronics Claims Settlement Approval Order
  • Counsel Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion Record Amending Order re Letters of Request 7950, returnablePDF
Motion Record Amending Order re Letters of Request 7951, returnablePDF
Reply of the ApplicantsPDF
The purpose of this Ninety-Eighth report of the Monitor (the “Ninety-Eighth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Applicants as at October 12, 2013; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Applicants from April 14, 2013 to October 12, 2013; c) cash flow forecast of the Applicants for the period October 13, 2013 to February 1, 2014; d) status of the Applicants’ claims process and cross-border claims matters and provide information to the Court in support of the motion for an Order with respect to the treatment of a misfiled claim; e) status of the Compensation Claims Process; f) provide information to the Court in support of the motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Form C Proofs of Claim were received after October 12, 2012; g) provide information to the Court in support of the Applicants’ motion for an Order approving a settlement agreement dated October 17, 2013 entered into between the Applicants, Monitor, Flextronics Telecom Systems Ltd. (“FTSL”), Flextronics (Canada) Inc. (“FCI”, together with FTSL, “Flextronics”) and Former Employee Representatives (collectively, the “Flextronics Claims Settlement Parties”) regarding claims related to post-retirement benefits to former Nortel employees transferred to Flextronics as part of an asset purchase transaction in 2004 (the “Flextronics Claims Settlement Agreement”); h) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (“HWT”); i) status of the Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and provide information to the Court in support of the motion with respect to a request to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; k) status of allocation and claims litigation pending under the Allocation Protocol approved by this Court and the U.S. Court on April 3, 2013 (the “Allocation Protocol” and all litigation and claims subject thereto, the “Allocation Dispute”); l) termination of share register and transfer agent services; m) other matters; n) status of foreign proceedings; o) the proposed 2014 employee retention plan (“2014 NRP”); and p) request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including January 31, 2014
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per unstated · Stated on: 2013-10-22 · Table missing:
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Amendment to Protective Order
  • Counsel Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP
PDF
Letter of Request Order
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Nicholas Kearns
PDF
Motion Record First Amendment to the Protective Order, returnablePDF
Motion Record Recognition of US Order, returnable Part 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record Recognition of US Order, returnable Part 2 of 2PDF
Prodcution OrderPDF
Recognition of US Order for Issuance of Letter Rogatory 7950PDF
Recognition of US Order for Issuance of Letter Rogatory 7951PDF
Motion Record Issuance of Letter of RequestPDF
Amended Deposition Protocol OrderPDF
Affidavit of Elizabeth Allen Putnam, sworn
  • Counsel Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
PDF
Application for Leave to Appeal to Supreme Court of Canada, Part 1PDF
Application for Leave to Appeal to Supreme Court of Canada, Part 2PDF
Book of Authorities of The Joint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK Limited (In Administration) on behalf of The EMEA Debtors, Part 1PDF
Book of Authorities of The Joint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK Limited (In Administration) on behalf of The EMEA Debtors, Part 2PDF
Issuance of Letters of RequestPDF
Motion Record for Production of Documents from certain Third Parties, returnablePDF
Notice of Motion Amendment to Deposition Protocol, returnablePDF
Joint Factum of NNI, Other US Debtors and the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors
  • Counsel Torys LLP
PDF
Motion Record of Ernst & Young LLPPDF
Motion Record Issuance of Letters of Request, Part 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record Issuance of Letters of Request, Part 2 of 2PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors Part 1 of 4
  • Counsel Lazard and Global IP Law Group
PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors Part 2 of 4PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors Part 3 of 4PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors Part 4 of 4PDF
Brief of Authorities of the Joint Administrators of the EMEA DebtorsPDF
Factum of the Joint Administrators of the EMEA DebtorsPDF
Amended Noitce of Motion for Production of Documents
  • Counsel Bryan Cave LLP
PDF
Approving Amended Litigation Schedule Order
  • Counsel McCLOY LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Pattillo
PDF
Deposition Protocol Order
  • Counsel Lax O'Sullivan Scott Lisus LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Pattillo
PDF
Motion Record Deposition Protocol, returnablePDF
Motion Record to Amend the Litigation Timetable, returnablePDF
The purpose of this Ninety-Seventh Report of the Monitor (the "Ninety-Seventh Report") is to support the Monitor's motion for the approval of the Deposition Protocol (the "Deposition Protocol") that is appended to and forms part of the Stipulation Regarding EMEA Motion for Extension of Schedule (the "Stipulation") that together are the basis for the Monitor's support for the EMEA Debtor's proposed (now further) amended Litigation TimetablePDF
Book of Authorities of the Joint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK LimitedPDF
Endorsement of Court of AppealPDF
Approving Expert Disclosure Protocol Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Letters Rogatory OrderPDF
Motion Record Recognition of US Order, returnablePDF
The purpose of this Ninety-Sixth report of the Monitor (the “Ninety-Sixth Report”) is to support the U.S. Debtors’ request for recognition in Canada of the U.S. Order for Issuance of Letters Rogatory dated July 16, 2013 pursuant to section 18.6 of the CCAA allowing for evidence to be obtained for purposes of the trial set to commence on January 6, 2014 to determine (a) allocation of sales proceeds; (b) claims of the EMEA Debtors against the Canadian Debtors (and others) and the U.S. Debtors; and (c) claims of the UK Pension Claimants against the Canadian Debtors and the U.S. DebtorsPDF
Order Enforcing Order of Ontario Ct re Tolling, filedPDF
EMEA Claims
  • Unsecured creditors $108K EUR · Note: Intercompany trading debt owed by NNL to NNUK. Original currency amount EUR107,579.49 = principal EUR104,111.75 + interest EUR3,467.74 (to 14 Jan 2009; para 16.2). Creditor-asserted proof of claim, not adjudicated; disputed. · Page: 24 · As of: 2009-01-14 · Basis: Proof of Claim / Particulars of Claim filed by NNUK against NNL, Summary of Claims table and section C (Debt Claims) · Debtor: Nortel Networks Limited (NNL) · Creditor: Nortel Networks (UK) Limited (NNUK)
PDF
Endorsement of the Ontario Court of Appeal Denying the Joint Administrator’s Leave to AppealPDF
Leave to Appeal Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Juriansz
PDF
Motion Record Recognition of Certain US Orders, returnable Part 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record Recognition of Certain US Orders, returnable Part 2 of 2PDF
News Release and Notice of Closure of Share Transfer RegistersPDF
Frequently Asked QuestionsPDF
Cross Motion ReasonsPDF
Motion Record Protective Order, returnablePDF
Protective Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Book of Authorities of the Canadian Creditors’ Committee, Part 1 of 2PDF
Book of Authorities of the Canadian Creditors’ Committee, Part 2 of 2PDF
Brief of Authorities of the Monitor and the Canadian DebtorsPDF
Reply Factum of the EMEA Debtors
  • Counsel Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
PDF
Filing by U.S. Debtors and OCUC in Support of the Monitor’s Response to the Affirmative Pleading of the NN U.K. Pension and PPF in Respect of their Cdn ClaimsPDF
Filing by US Debtors and OCUC in Support of the Monitor’s Response to the Affirmative Pleading of the EMEA Debtors in Respect of their Cdn ClaimsPDF
Book of Authorities of the Canadian Creditors' Committee - Book 1 of 2PDF
Book of Authorities of the Canadian Creditors' Committee - Book 2 of 2PDF
Book of Authorities of the Informal Nortel Noteholder Group, Part 1 of 2PDF
Book of Authorities of the Informal Nortel Noteholder Group, Part 2 of 2PDF
Brief of Authorities of NNI and Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Compendium of the Monitor and Canadian DebtorsPDF
Cross Motion Record of the Canadian Creditors' CommitteePDF
Factum of the Canadian Creditors' Committee
  • Counsel Paliare Roland Rosenberg Rothstein LLP
PDF
Joint Factum of NNI and the Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Motion Record of NNI and Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Motion Record of the Respondent Canadian Creditors' Committee - Book 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record of the Respondent Canadian Creditors' Committee - Book 2 of 2PDF
The purpose of this Ninety-Fifth report of the Monitor (the "Ninety-Fifth Report") is to support the joint motion of the Monitor and Canadian Debtors seeking approval of a protective order (attached as Appendix "A" hereto) relating to the disclosure and discovery of documents in the context of the trial in respect of the allocation of sale proceeds and the resolution of claims filed by the EMEA Debtors, certain other intercompany creditors and UK pension interests (the "Trial") scheduled to commence January 6, 2014PDF
Amended and Restated Allocation Protocol OrderPDF
Ad Hoc Group of Bondholders Group's Response - US and Canadian FilingsPDF
CCC's Response - Canadian FilingPDF
CCC's Response - US FilingPDF
Joinder of Law Debenture Trust Co's Response - Canadian FilingPDF
Joinder of Law Debenture Trust Co's Response - US FilingPDF
Joint Administrators' of the EMEA Debtors Response - US FilingPDF
Joint Administrators' of the EMEA Debtors' Response - Canadian FilingPDF
Monitor and CDN Debtors' Response - Canadian FilingPDF
Monitor and CDN Debtors' Response - US FilingPDF
Monitor and CDN Debtors' Response to EMEA's Claims - Canadian FilingPDF
Monitor and CDN Debtors' Response to UK Pension/PPF's Claims - Canadian FilingPDF
Reply of the NNC NNL Boards of Directors to the EMEA Claims - Canadian FilingPDF
UK Pension Trust/Pension Fund's Response - Canadian FilingPDF
UK Pension Trust/Pension Fund's Response - US FilingPDF
US Debtors and Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors' Response - Canadian FilingPDF
US Debtors and Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors' Response - US FilingPDF
Wilmington Trust's Response - Canadian FilingPDF
Wilmington Trust's Response - US FilingPDF
Motion Record Vol 1 of 8 Part 1 of 3PDF
Moving Party's FactumPDF
Motion Record Vol 1 of 8 Part 2 of 3PDF
Moving Party's Book of AuthoritiesPDF
Motion Record Vol 1 of 8 Part 3 of 3PDF
Motion Record Vol 2 of 8 Part 1 of 3PDF
Motion Record Vol 2 of 8 Part 2 of 3PDF
Motion Record Vol 2 of 8 Part 3 of 3PDF
Motion Record Vol 3 of 8 Part 1 of 3PDF
Motion Record Vol 3 of 8 Part 2 of 3PDF
Motion Record Vol 3 of 8 Part 3 of 3PDF
Motion Record Vol 4 of 8 Part 1 of 4PDF
Motion Record Vol 4 of 8 Part 2 of 4PDF
Motion Record Vol 4 of 8 Part 3 of 4PDF
Motion Record Vol 4 of 8 Part 4 of 4PDF
Motion Record Vol 5 of 8 Part 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record Vol 5 of 8 Part 2 of 2PDF
Motion Record Vol 6 of 8 Part 1 of 3PDF
Motion Record Vol 6 of 8 Part 2 of 3PDF
Motion Record Vol 6 of 8 Part 3 of 3PDF
Motion Record Vol 7 of 8 Part 1 of 4PDF
Motion Record Vol 7 of 8 Part 2 of 4PDF
Motion Record Vol 7 of 8 Part 3 of 4PDF
Motion Record Vol 7 of 8 Part 4 of 4PDF
Motion Record Vol 8 of 8 Part 1 of 4PDF
Motion Record Vol 8 of 8 Part 2 of 4PDF
Motion Record Vol 8 of 8 Part 3 of 4PDF
Motion Record Vol 8 of 8 Part 4 of 4PDF
Joinder of Wilmington Trust - Canadian and US FilingPDF
US Order Approving Allocation ProtocolPDF
US Order Interim Protective OrderPDF
US Order Litigation Timetable and Discovery PlanPDF
Affirmative Claims Pleadings of UK Pension and Pension Protection Fund - Canadian FilingPDF
Allocation Protocol - Litigation Timetable and Discovery Plan Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Allocation position of Bondholders - US and Canadian FilingPDF
Allocation position of EMEA - Canadian FilingPDF
Allocation position of EMEA - US FilingPDF
Allocation position of Monitor and Canadian Debtors - Canadian Filing
  • Counsel Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
PDF
Allocation position of Wilmington Trust - US FilingPDF
Allocation position of the CCC - Canadian FilingPDF
Allocation position of the CCC - US FilingPDF
Allocation position of the Trustee of the UK Pension Plan and Board of Pension Protection Fund - Canadian FilingPDF
Allocation position of the Trustee of the UK Pension Plan and Board of Pension Protection Fund - US FilingPDF
Allocation position of the UCC and US Debtors - Canadian FilingPDF
Allocation position of the UCC and US Debtors - US FilingPDF
Dispute Notice UK Pension Fund/Pension Protection Fund in Canadian ProceedingsPDF
Interim Protective Order
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Joinder of Bank of New York Mellon - Canadian and US Filing
  • Counsel McMillan LLP
PDF
Joinder of Law Debenture of New York - Canadian and US FilingPDF
Reasons for Dispute - UK Pension Fund/Pension Protection Fund in Canadian ProceedingsPDF
Dismissal of Joint Adminstrators Motion OrderPDF
Factum of the Respondent Canadian Creditors' Committee, returnable
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
PDF
Alberta Cease Trade OrderPDF
Allocation Protocol Order
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
PDF
Book of Authorities of Informal Nortel Noteholder GroupPDF
Book of Authorities of the Respondent Canadian Creditors' CommitteePDF
Fresh as Amended Joint Authorities of the Applicants
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
PDF
Fresh as Amended Joint Factum of the ApplicantsPDF
Book of Authorities of the AppellantPDF
Factum of the Appellant
  • Counsel Lax O'Sullivan Scott Lisus LLP
PDF
Motion Record to Expedite and Consolidate
  • Counsel Lax O'Sullivan Scott Lisus LLP
PDF
Book of Authorities of MOEPDF
Book of Authorities of MOE Fresh Evidence MotionPDF
Factum of the MOEPDF
Fresh Evidence Book of Authorities of MOE
  • Counsel Crown Law Office
PDF
Fresh Evidence Factum of the MOEPDF
Stay Extension and Hardship Extension Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Supplementary Motion Record of the MOEPDF
Further to the cash flow forecast of the Applicants attached as Appendix B to the Ninety­ Fourth Report of the Monitor, the following chart provides futher detail regarding the forecast weekly Restructuring Costs for the stay extension period from April 14 to October 31, 2013PDF
Motion Record Tolling Order, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
PDF
Motion Recored Stay Extension and Employee Hardship Application Process, returnablePDF
Tolling Order
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Amended Notice of Motion for Leave to Appeal Allocation Protocol
  • Counsel Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
PDF
The purpose of this Ninety-Fourth report of the Monitor (the "Ninety-Fourth Report") is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity of the Applicants as at April 13, 2013; b) actual receipts and disbursements of the Applicants from January 13, 2013 to April 13, 2013; c) cash flow forecast of the Applicants for the period April 14, 2013 to March 1, 2014; d) status of the Applicants' claims process and cross-border claims matters; e) the Monitor's motion with respect to a proposed tolling order relating to certain filed claims; f) consolidated Canadian entities' net intercompany position by region; g) status of the Compensation Claims Process; h) status of the Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); i) status of the Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and provide information to the Court in support of the Applicants' motion with respect to a request for amendments to the eligibility criteria, an increase in the hardship fund by CAD 200,000 and to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; k) status of allocation and related claim matters; l) termination of share register and transfer agent services; m) other matters; n) status of foreign proceedings; and o) the Applicants' request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including February 28, 2014
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per estimated; per actual · Stated on: 2013-04-25 · Table missing:
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Respnding Submissions of NN UK LimitedPDF
Submission of the CCC concerning Discovery PlanPDF
Submissions of the Monitor and the Cdn Debtors Concerning Litigation Timetable and Discovery PlanPDF
Factum of the Respondent, Fifth Third BankPDF
Motion Record Leave to Appeal Allocation ProtocolPDF
Responding Submissions of the PPF and TrusteePDF
HWT - KPMG Engagement Approval OrderPDF
Motion Record Approval of Engagement of KPMG LLP, retrunablePDF
US Order Setting HearingPDF
Fresh Factum of the MOEPDF
Court of Appeals LetterPDF
Reasons
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
The purpose of this Ninety-Third Report is to seek the Court's approval of the Engagement Letter attached as Appendix "A", engaging KPMG LLP to perform the Specified Auditing Procedures in respect of the HWT for the 2009 Period and the 2010 Period and to report thereon in the form of the Specified Auditing Procedures ReportPDF
US Approving Allocation Protocol OpinionPDF
US Approving Allocation Protocol OrderPDF
Affidavit of Robert Ferguson, sworn
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
PDF
Motion Record Recognition of Certain US Orders, Returnable Vol 1 of 3PDF
Motion Record Recognition of Certain US Orders, Returnable Vol 2 of 3PDF
Motion Record Recognition of Certain US Orders, Returnable Vol 3 of 3PDF
Recognition of Certain US Orders OrderPDF
Motion Record Appellant's Fresh Evidence Motion Part 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record Appellant's Fresh Evidence Motion Volume 1 and 2
  • Counsel Stikeman Elliott LLP
PDF
Support for Supplemental Submissions of NNI and the Other U.S. Debtors and the Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Motion Record Appellant's Fresh Evidence Motion Part 2 of 2PDF
Motion Record Appellant's Fresh Evidence Motion Volume 3 Part 1 of 2PDF
Supplementary Submissions of the Monitor and Canadian DebtorsPDF
Affidavit of Sara-Ann Van Allen, sworn
  • Counsel Heenan Blaikie LLP
PDF
Amended and Updated Factum of The Bank of New York Mellon
  • Counsel McMillan LLP
PDF
Motion Record Appellant's Fresh Evidence Motion Volume 3 Part 2 of 2PDF
Notice of Appearance and Factum of the Law Debenture Trust Company of New YorkPDF
Submissions of Former Directors and Officers of Nortel
  • Counsel Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
PDF
Supplemental Submissions of the Informal Nortel Noteholders GroupPDF
Supplementary Submissions of the Trustee of the NN UK Pension Scheme and the Board of the PPFPDF
supplementary Submissions of the Joint Administrators of NN UK Limited and the EMEA DebtorsPDF
Supplemental Submissions of NNI and the Other U.S. Debtors and the Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Supplementary Submissions of the CCC
  • Counsel Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
PDF
Joint Brief of Authorities of Applicants and MonitorPDF
Joint Factum of Applicants and MonitorPDF
Joint Factum of Nortel Networks Inc and the Other US Debtors and the Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Motion Record Travelers Settlement Agreement, returnablePDF
Motion Record of Nortel Networks Inc and Other US DebtorsPDF
Responding Factum of the Former Directors and Officers of NNC and NNL
  • Counsel Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
PDF
Travelers Settlement Agreement OrderPDF
Ministry of Environment's FactumPDF
MOE Appeal Book and Compendium Part 1 of 2
  • Counsel Ellis LLP
PDF
MOE Appeal Book and Compendium Part 2 of 2
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of a Monitor's Certificate confirming satisfaction/waiver of closing conditions.
  • Purchaser Heligear Canada Acquisition Corporation · the Canadian Vendors' right, title and interest in and to the assets described in the Heligear Agreement (the "Canadian Purchased Assets") · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — The Heligear Transaction and Agreement are approved by the Court.
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MOE Exhibit Book Volume 1 Part 1 of 3
  • Counsel Wierfoulds LLP
PDF
MOE Exhibit Book Volume 1 Part 2 of 3PDF
MOE Exhibit Book Volume 1 Part 3 of 3PDF
MOE Exhibit Book Volume 2 Part 1 of 3
  • Counsel Blake, Casselsand Graydon LLP
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MOE Exhibit Book Volume 2 Part 2 of 3PDF
The purpose of this ninety-second report of the Monitor (the “Ninety-Second Report”) is to report to this Court on the Applicants’ motion seeking this Court’s approval of a Settlement Agreement dated January 28, 2013 (the “Agreement”) between the Applicants, the Monitor, the U.S. Debtors and The Travelers Indemnity Company and its property casualty insurance affiliates (collectively “Travelers”)PDF
MOE Exhibit Book Volume 2 Part 3 of 3PDF
Law Debenture Trust Company of New York, as Indenture Truest Notes' SubmissionPDF
MOE Exhibit Book Volume 3 Part 1 of 2
  • Counsel Stikeman Elliott LLP
PDF
MOE Exhibit Book Volume 3 Part 2 of 2PDF
MOE Exhibit Book Volume 4
  • Counsel Gowlings LLP
PDF
Committee of Canadian-Only Creditors' Submission
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
PDF
EMEA Debtors' SubmissionPDF
Monitor's SubmissionPDF
The Former Directors and Officers' SubmissionPDF
The Informal Notel Noteholder Group's SubmissionPDF
The US Debtors' Submission
  • Counsel Torys LLP
PDF
The official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of NNI's SubmissionPDF
Wilmington Trust's, as Successor Indenture Trustee SubmissionPDF
Motion Record for Leave to AppealPDF
Book of Authorities of Chartis Insurance CompanyPDF
Stay Extension and Employee Hardship Process Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Submisions of the Informal Nortel Noteholder GroupPDF
Manitoba Cease Trade OrderPDF
The purpose of this ninety-first report of the Monitor (the "Ninety-First Report") is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at January 12, 2013; b) actual receipts and disbursements from October 14, 2012 to January 12, 2013; c) cash flow forecast for the period January 13, 2013 to May 4, 2013; d) status of the Applicants' claims process and cross-border claims matters; e) consolidated Canadian entities' net intercompany position by region; f) status of the Compensation Claims Process; g) status of same-creditor/overlapping Compensation Claims; h) status of the Health and Welfare Trust ("IIWI"'); i) status of the Termination Fund; j) status of the Hardship Fund and Process for Application for Hardship Payments; k) the Applicants' request to extend the Employee Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period and amend the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with Respect to Hardship Payments Applications, accordingly; I) status of allocation matters and mediation; m) status of environmental matters; n) other matters; o) status of foreign proceedings; and p) the Applicants' request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including May 3, 2013
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual · Stated on: 2013-01-25 · Table missing:
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Notice of Motion to Appeal, returnable
  • Counsel Shibley Righton LLP
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Factum of ApplicatesPDF
Permanent Cease Trade Order - Autorite Des Marches FinanciersPDF
Permanent Cease Trade OrderPDF
Notice to Appeal of Chartis Insurance CompanyPDF
Motion Record Appointing Compensation Claims Officers, returnablePDF
Order Approving Appointment of Compensation Claims Officers
  • Presiding officer Justice Mora Wetz
PDF
Cease Trade Order - Autorite Des Marches FinanciersPDF
Cease Trade OrderPDF
The purpose of this Ninetieth Report of the Monitor (the "90th Report") is to recommend the appointment of Compensation Claims Officers as contemplated by the Compensation Claims ProcessPDF
Lift Stay Order re Cease Trade OrdersPDF
Motion Record Lift Stay Order re Cease Trade Orders, returnablePDF
Factum of the City of Belleville and the Algonquin Lakeshore Catholic District School Board
  • Counsel Templeman Menninga LLP
PDF
Order re Enforcing Monitor's Powers, filedPDF
Compensation Claims Requests for Claim Relief OrderPDF
Motion Record Compensation Claim Claim Relief, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
PDF
Motion Record Stay Extension, Employee Hardship Process and 2013 Retention Plan, returnablePDF
Stay Extension, 2013 Retention Plan, Hardship Process Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
The purpose of this eighty-ninth report of the Monitor (the “Eighty-Ninth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at October 13, 2012; b) actual receipts and disbursements from July 1, 2012 to October 13, 2012; c) cash flow forecast for the period from October 14, 2012 to February 2, 2013; d) status of the Applicants’ claims process and cross-border claims matters; e) consolidated Canadian entities’ net intercompany position by region; f) status of the Compensation Claims Process; g) the Monitor’s motion for an Order permitting the Monitor to review and adjudicate certain Compensation Claims in respect of which Requests for Corrections or Form C Proofs of Claim were received after the applicable bar date ; h) status of same/overlapping Compensation Claims; i) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (“HWT”); j) status of the Termination Fund; k) status of the Hardship Fund and Process for Application for Hardship Payments; l) the Applicants’ request to extend the Employee Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period and amend the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with Respect to Hardship Payments Applications, accordingly; m) status of allocation matters and mediation; n) status of environmental matters; o) other matters; p) status of foreign proceedings; q) Applicants’ proposed 2013 employee retention plan (“Nortel 2013 Retention Plan”); and r) the Applicants’ request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including February 2, 2013
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual · Table missing:
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Avis d’un DécèsPDF
Monitor's Expanion of Power Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion Record Monitor's Expansion of Power, returnablePDF
Brief of Authorites NNC, other US Debtors and Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Brief of Authorities of the Informal Nortel Noteholder GroupPDF
Compendium of NNC, other US Debtors and Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Factum of the Applicant (Respondent on Appeal)PDF
Joint Factum NNC, other US Debtors and Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Responding Factum of the Informal Nortel Noteholder GroupPDF
The purpose of this Eighty-Eighth Report of the Monitor (the “Eighty-Eighth Report”) is to update and report to this Court on: a) the status of the Applicants’ restructuring initiatives; b) the cessation of NNC and NNL’s Reporting Requirements; c) changes to the Applicants’ corporate governance; and d) the motion seeking approval of this Court to expand the powers and duties of the Monitor to enable it to continue the administration of the Applicants’ restructuringPDF
Factum for Corp of City of Belleville and Algonquin Lakeshore Catholic District School Board
  • Counsel Templeman Menninga LLP
PDF
Ministry of Environment's Appeal Book and CompendiumPDF
Ministry of Environment's Exhibit Book Volumne 1 (Part 1 of 4)PDF
Ministry of Environment's Exhibit Book Volumne 1 (Part 2 of 4)PDF
Ministry of Environment's Exhibit Book Volumne 1 (Part 3 of 4)PDF
HWT Stale-Dated Cheques OrderPDF
Intercompany Claims Procedure Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Ministry of Environment's Exhibit Book Volumne 1 (Part 4 of 4)PDF
Motion Record HWT Stale Dated Cheques, returnable
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
PDF
Motion Record Second Misfiled Claims Order, returnablePDF
Second Misfiled Claims Order
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
PDF
Ministry of Environment's Exhibit Book Volumne 2 (Part 1 of 2)PDF
Ministry of Environment's Exhibit Book Volumne 2 (Part 2 of 2)PDF
Ministry of Environment's Exhibit Book Volumne 3 (Part 1 of 4)PDF
Ministry of Environment's Exhibit Book Volumne 3 (Part 2 of 4)PDF
Ministry of Environment's Exhibit Book Volumne 3 (Part 3 of 4)PDF
Ministry of Environment's Exhibit Book Volumne 3 (Part 4 of 4)PDF
1. The purpose of this eighty-seventh report of the Monitor (the “Eighty-Seventh Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at June 30, 2012; b) actual receipts and disbursements from March 25, 2012 to June 30, 2012; c) cash flow forecast for the period from July 1, 2012 to October 31, 2012; d) status of the Applicants’ claims process and cross-border claims matters and provide information to the Court in support of the Monitor’s motion for an Order with respect to the treatment of misfiled claims; e) consolidated Canadian entities’ net intercompany position by region; f) provide information to the Court in support of the Applicants’ motion for an Order with respect to an intercompany claims process; g) status of the Compensation Claims Process; h) status of same/overlapping Compensation Claims; i) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (“HWT”); j) provide information to the Court in support of the Monitor’s motion for an Order with respect to the treatment of HWT stale-dated cheques; k) status of the Termination Fund; l) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund and provide information to the Court in support of the Applicants’ motion with respect to a request for amendments to the eligibility criteria, an increase in the hardship fund by CAD 250,000 and to extend the Hardship Application Process through the stay extension period; m) status of realization of remaining assets; n) status of allocation matters and mediation; o) status of environmental matters; p) other matters; q) status of foreign proceedings; and r) the Applicants’ request for an order that the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including October 31, 2012PDF
Application for Hardship PaymentsPDF
Demande d’indemnité pour difficultés d’existencePDF
Fourth Estate Settlement Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion Record Approving 4th Estate Settlement Agreement, returnablePDF
Ontario's Certificate Respecting EvidencePDF
The purpose of this Eighty-Sixth Report of the Monitor (the "Eighty-Sixth Report") is: a) to provide this Court with an overview of the Applicants' motion seeking approval of an Allocation Settlement Agreement (APAC/CALA) dated June 19, 2012, among the Applicants, the U.S. Debtors, the EMEA Debtors, Nortel Networks (Northern Ireland) Limited (in liquidation), No1iel Networks Optical Components Limited (in liquidation), NNSA, the APAC Entities, the CALA Entities, the EMEA NFEs, the Joint Administrators, the Joint Liquidators, the NNSA Office Holder, the Monitor and the Committee (the "Fourth Estate Settlement Agreement"); and b) to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereofPDF
Order re Relief from Stay re Beneficiaries of Deferred Compensation Plan, filedPDF
Supplemental Motion Record D and O Policy, returnablePDF
Responding Party's Book of AuthoritiesPDF
Reply Factum of the Moving Party
  • Counsel Crown Law Office
PDF
Brief of AuthoritiesPDF
Factum of Nortel Networks Inc
  • Counsel Torys LLP
PDF
Factum of Chartis Insurance CompanyPDF
Factum of the Board of Directors
  • Counsel Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
PDF
Joint Factum of NNI, the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors and the Informal Nortel Noteholder GroupPDF
Brief of Authorities of NotelPDF
Factum of the Board of Directors of NortelPDF
Book of Authoritiesof the Board of Directors of Nortel Part 1 of 2PDF
Book of Authoritiesof the Board of Directors of Nortel Part 2 of 2PDF
Factum of City of Belleville and Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board
  • Counsel Templeman Menninga LLP
PDF
Approval and Vesting Order IP Sale Vodafone
  • Closing terms vesting effective upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction of Closing conditions
  • Order date 7 May 2012
  • Purchaser Vodafone Americas Inc. · the Seller's Rights in and to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · approved
  • Sealed items confidential appendices "A" and "B" to the Report
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Motion Record IP Address Sale to Vodafone, returnablePDF
The purpose of this Eighty-Fifth Report of the Monitor (the "Eighty-Fifth Report") is to provide this Court with information regarding the Applicants' motions seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement dated February 9, 2012, amongst NNL and NNTC, as seller, and Vodafone Americas Inc. ("Vodafone Americas" or the "Purchaser"), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses, as amended by an amendment to asset sale agreement dated February 28, 2012 (the "Vodafone Americas Sale Agreement"); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this Eighty-Fifth Report, and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereof
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 27 Feb 2012 · salesforce.com, Inc.; Closed · 29 Feb 2012 · CSC Holdings, LLC; Closed · 5 Apr 2012 · Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership
  • Purchaser Vodafone Americas Inc. · the Seller's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses · asset sale · price sealed · approved; salesforce.com, Inc. · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; CSC Holdings, LLC · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — the Vodafone Americas transaction provides appropriate value for the IP Addresses being transferred and the Monitor recommends approval
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Ontario's FactumPDF
Ontario's Book of AuthoritiesPDF
Ontario's Motion Record - Volume 1 of 4 - Part A
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per estimated; per unstated · Table missing:
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Ontario's Motion Record - Volume 1 of 4 - Part BPDF
Ontario's Motion Record - Volume 2 of 4 - Part APDF
Ontario's Motion Record - Volume 3 of 4 - Part APDF
Ontario's Motion Record - Volume 3 of 4 - Part BPDF
Ontario's Motion Record - Volume 4 of 4 - Part APDF
Ontario's Motion Record - Volume 4 of 4 - Part BPDF
Ontario's Motion Record - Volume 2 of 4 - Part B - Part 1PDF
Ontario's Motion Record - Volume 2 of 4 - Part B - Part 2PDF
Motion Record Stay Extension Employee Hardship Application Process, returnablePDF
Stay Extension and Employee Hardship Application Process Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Supplement EndorsementPDF
The purpose of this Eighty-Fourth Report of the Monitor (the “Eighty-Fourth Report”) is to report to this Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at March 24, 2012; b) actual receipts and disbursements from November 27, 2011 to March 24, 2012; c) cash flow forecast for the period from March 25, 2012 to July 31, 2012; d) consolidated Canadian entities’ net inter-company position by region; e) status of the Applicants’ claims process and cross-border claims matters; f) status of the Compensation Claims Process; g) status of same/overlapping Compensation Claims; h) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (“HWT”); i) status of the Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund; k) status of realization of remaining assets; l) status of allocation matters and mediation; m) status of environmental matters; n) other matters; o) status of foreign proceedings; and p) the Applicants’ request for an order that: i. the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including July 31, 2012; ii. the Employee Hardship Application Process be extended until July 31, 2012; and iii. the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with respect to Employee Hardship Payments Applications be amended consistent with (ii) above
  • Purchaser CSC Holdings, LLC · certain of the Applicants' rights in a certain number of internet protocol addresses · asset sale · approved
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Stated on: 2012-04-05 · Table missing:
  • Sale outcome Liquidation in progress — Nortel has now completed the sale of its operating units, the Applicants continue to assess the sale of their remaining assets
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Approval and Vesting Order IP Sale - Bell Aliant
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction of conditions to Closing.
  • Order date 4 April 2012
  • Purchaser Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership · the Seller's Rights relating to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — the Transaction is hereby approved
  • + 1 more extracted fact
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Motion Record IP Address Sale - Bell Aliant, returnablePDF
The purpose of this Eighty-Third Report of the Monitor (the "Eighty-Third Report") is to provide this Court with information regarding the Applicants' motions seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement (the "Bell Aliant Sale Agreement") dated January 30, 2012, between NNL and NNTC (collectively, the "Seller"), as seller, and Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership ("Bell Aliant" or the "Purchaser"), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller's rights in a certain number of internet protocol addresses ("IP Addresses"); and b) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this Eighty-Third Report, and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereof
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 27 Feb 2012 · salesforce.corn, Inc.; Closed · 29 Feb 2012 · CSC Holdings, LLC
  • Process results 107 solicited · 16 NDAs · 8 qualified bids · as of 29 Mar 2012
  • Purchaser Bell Aliant Regional Communications, Limited Partnership (related to bidder) · the Seller's rights in a certain number of internet protocol addresses ("IP Addresses") · asset sale · price sealed · proposed; salesforce.corn, Inc. · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed; CSC Holdings, LLC · a portion of the IP Addresses · asset sale · closed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — Monitor recommends approval of the Bell Aliant transaction as part of the ongoing IP Address sale process
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Notice of Motion by Ontario for Leave to Appeal
  • Counsel Latham & Watkins LLP
PDF
Order re Mediator's Advisors, filedPDF
Endorsement Reasons
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Environmental Motion Order
  • Counsel Plaza, South Tower GOWLING LAFLEUR HENDERSON LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Sixth HWT Interim Distribution Order
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per unstated; per unstated · Stated on: 2012-03-02 · Table missing:
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Motion Record Sixth HWT Interim Distribution, returnablePDF
The purpose of this Eighty-Second Report of the Monitor (the "Eighty-Second Report") is to seek this Court's approval of the Sixth Interim Distribution to the Income Beneficiaries (being the LTD Beneficiaries, the SIB Beneficiaries and the STB Beneficiaries entitled to STBs in pay) on account of their Income Benefits and to LTD Beneficiaries entitled thereto on account of LTD Life and LTD Optional Life Benefits from funds held in the HWT and for such ancillary relief as is just and convenient
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per estimated; per actual; per actual; per actual · Stated on: 2012-02-24 · Table missing:
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Approval and Vesting Order IP Address Sale
  • Closing terms vesting effective upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions
  • Order date 17 February 2012
  • Purchaser CSC Holdings, LLC · the Seller's Rights relating to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — Transaction approved
  • + 1 more extracted fact
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Approval and Vesting Order IP Address Sale Salesforce com Inc
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions.
  • Order date 17 February 2012
  • Purchaser Salesforce.com, Inc. · the Seller's Rights relating to the Legacy Number Blocks · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — The Transaction is approved by the Court.
  • + 1 more extracted fact
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Motion Record IP Address Sale Salesforce com Inc, returnablePDF
Motion Record IP Address Sale, returnablePDF
Motion Record re Misfiled Claims, returnablePDF
Order Misfiled ClaimsPDF
The purpose of this Eighty-First Report of the Monitor (the "Eighty-First Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motions seeking: a) approval of an asset sale agreement (the "Cablevision Sale Agreement") dated November 23, 2011, between NNL and NNTC (collectively, the "Seller"), as seller, and CSC Holdings LLC ("Cablevision"), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller's rights in a certain number of internet protocol addresses ("IP Addresses"); b) approval of an asset sale agreement (the "Salesforce Sale Agreement" and, with the Cablevision Sale Agreement, the "IP Address Sale Agreements") dated December 1, 2011, amongst NNL and NNTC, as seller, and salesforce.com Inc. ("Salesforce", and with Cablevision, each a "Purchaser"), as purchaser, in respect of the sale of the Seller's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses; and c) a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices to this Eighty-First Report, and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereof
  • Process results 107 solicited · 16 NDAs · 8 qualified bids · 8 bids
  • Purchaser salesforce.com Inc. · the Seller's rights in a certain number of IP Addresses · asset sale · price sealed · proposed
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The purpose of this eightieth report of the Monitor (the "Eightieth Report") is to support the relief sought by the Monitor concerning certain Misfiled ClaimsPDF
Motion Record Recognition of US Orders, returnablePDF
Recognition of US Order Flextronics
  • Counsel Torys LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Recognition of US Order SMNP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Order Enforcing Ontario Court of Limited Relief from Stay to SNMP, filedPDF
Order Giving Effect to Compensation Claims Procedure OrderPDF
Flextronics Settlement Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion Record Flextronics Global Settlement, returnablePDF
Motion Record re D and O Policy, returnablePDF
Guide to Form BPDF
The purpose of this seventy-ninth report of the Monitor (the “Seventy-Ninth Report”) is to provide to this Honourable Court with an update on the status of issues relating to Nortel’s relationship with Flextronics and request approval of the Global Settlement and Release Agreement as discussed further in this Seventy-Ninth ReportPDF
The purpose of this seventy-eighth report of the Monitor (the “Seventy-Eighth Report”) is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at November 26, 2011; b) actual receipts and disbursements from June 5, 2011 until November 26, 2011; c) cash flow forecast for the period from November 27, 2011 to June 30, 2012; d) consolidated Canadian entities’ net inter-company position by region; e) status of the Applicants’ claims process and cross-border claims matters; f) status of the Compensation Claims Process; g) status of same/overlapping Compensation Claims; h) status of the Health and Welfare Trust (“HWT”); i) status of the Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund; k) status of realization of remaining assets; l) status of allocation matters and mediation; m) status of environmental matters; n) status of inter-estate settlements; o) Applicants’ proposed 2012 employee retention plan (“Nortel 2012 Retention Plan”); p) other matters; q) status of foreign proceedings; and r) the Applicants’ request for an order that: i. the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including June 29, 2012; ii. the Employee Hardship Application Process be extended until June 29, 2012; iii. the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with respect to Employee Hardship Payments Applications be amended consistent with (ii) above; iv. the Nortel 2012 Retention Plan be approved as it relates to employees of the Applicants; and v. the Confidential Appendices (defined below) be sealed pending further Order of the Court
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual; per actual · Stated on: 2011-12-07 · Table missing:
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Motion Record Directions Regarding Production of Documents and Discovery ProcedurePDF
Amending Compensation Claims Procedure Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Mora Wetz
PDF
Fifth HWT Interim Distribution Order
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Stated on: 2011-11-08 · Table missing:
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Motion Record re Fifth HWT Interim Distribution, returnablePDF
Motion Record to Amend Compensation Claims Procedure Order, returnablePDF
The purpose of this Seventy-Seventh Report of the Monitor (the "Seventy-Seventh Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with: (a) information regarding proposed amendments to the Compensation Claims Procedure Order to address Compensation Claims of Identified Claimants that are: (i) in excess of $5 million and subject to the Claims Resolution Order; or (ii) potentially Same-Creditor Claims or Overlapping Claims and subject to the Cross-Border Claims Protocol; and (b) (b) the Monitor's support for the nunc pro tune amendments to the Compensation Claims Procedure Order in the form of the Amending Order submitted by the ApplicantsPDF
The purpose of this Seventy-Sixth Report of the Monitor (the "Seventy-Sixth Report") is to seek this Honourable Court's approval of an interim distribution to those Pensioners and LTD Beneficiaries entitled to Pensioner Life from funds held in the Applicants' Health and Welfare Trust (the "HWT") and such ancillary relief as is just and convenientPDF
Notice of Motion of SNMP Research International Inc, returnablePDF
SNMP Research Order
  • Counsel Chaitons LLP
PDF
Proof of Claim Document Package (Form C)PDF
Motion Record re Recognition of US Deadlines Order, returnablePDF
Recognition of US Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Patent Award Claim MethodologyPDF
Termination and Severance Claim MethodologyPDF
Mercer 2011 Non-Pension Benefits ValuationPDF
Mercer 2011 Non-Registered Pension.Pension Accruals ValuationPDF
Compensation Claims Procedure OrderPDF
Compensation Claims Methodology Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion Record for Compensation Claims Methodology and Claim Procedure Orders, returnable Part 1 of 4PDF
Motion Record for Compensation Claims Methodology and Claim Procedure Orders, returnable Part 2 of 4PDF
Motion Record for Compensation Claims Methodology and Claim Procedure Orders, returnable Part 3 of 4PDF
Motion Record for Compensation Claims Methodology and Claim Procedure Orders, returnable Part 4 of 4PDF
Affidavit of Josee Marin, swornPDF
Amended Supplemental Responding Motion of Certain Former Employees and Certain Disabled EmployeesPDF
Book of Authorities of Certain Former Employees and Certain Disabled Employees Part 1 of 2PDF
Supplemental Book of Authorities of Certain Former Employees and Certain Disabled Employees
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
PDF
Affidavit of Andrea Yau, SwornPDF
Book of Authorities of Certain Former Employees and Certain Disabled Employees Part 2 of 2PDF
Factum of Certain Former Employees and Certain Disabled EmployeesPDF
This supplement to the Seventy-Fifth Report of the Monitor (“ Supplemental Seventy-Fifth Report ”) is provided in reference to the Monitor’s Seventy-Fifth Report dated September 19, 2011 (the “ Seventy-Fifth Report ”). The purpose of this Supplemental Seventy-Fifth Report is to provide: ( a ) French translations of the following documents that were attached in English as appendices to the Seventy-Fifth Report: Information Statement Package; letters referenced in paragraph 128 of the Seventy-Fifth Report to Active Employees, Post-Filing Transferred Employees who are not receiving an Information Statement Package and Employees with out of country addresses who are not receiving an Information Statement Package (collectively, the “Letters”); ( b ) English and French versions of examples of the form of personalized cover letter and Information Statement that will be sent to Pre-Filing Terminated Employees, Post-Filing Terminated Employees, Post-Filing Transferred Employees, Pensioners and LTD Beneficiaries (collectively, the “Individualized Information Statement Forms”); and ( c ) minor clarification changes to: pages 10 and 34 of the Mercer 2011 Non-Registered Pension/Pension Accruals Valuation; page 30 of the Mercer 2011 Non-Pension Benefits Valuation; and charts 7.3, 14 and 15 of the Severance Grid FormulaePDF
Book of Authorities of NCCEPDF
Supplemental Responding Motion of Certain Former Employees and Certain Disabled EmployeesPDF
Factum of the NCCEPDF
Responding Motion Record of the NCCEPDF
Motion Record of the CAW Canada Part 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record of the CAW Canada Part 2 of 2PDF
Motion Record ERISA Settlement, returnablePDF
Responding Motion Record of Certain Former Employees and Certain Disabled EmployeesPDF
ERISA Settlement Order
  • Presiding officer Judge John S. Bryant
PDF
Endorsement City of BellevillePDF
Endorsement Sidney Street PropertiesPDF
Motion Record Brampton Property Transition Agreement, returnablePDF
The purpose of this Seventy-Fifth Report of the Monitor is to provide this Honourable Court with: (a) information relating to the Compensation Claims Process; and (b) the Monitor's support for the Compensation Claims Methodology Order and the Compensation Claims Procedure Order in the form submitted by the ApplicantsPDF
Appendices F-MPDF
Supplementary Factum of the ApplicantsPDF
Appendices N-XPDF
Compendium of the Applicants Part 1 of 2PDF
Compendium of the Applicants Part 2 of 2PDF
The purpose of this Seventy-Fourth Report of the Monitor (the "Seventy-Fourth Report") is: a) to support the Applicants' request for approval of that certain Brampton Property Transition Agreement dated June 30, 2011, between Rogers Communications Inc.("Rogers") and Nortel Networks Limited (the "Brampton Property Transition Agreement"); b) to provide information concerning the motions brought by Sidney Street Properties Corp. and the City of Belleville/ Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board returnable September 19, 2011, and provide the Monitor's views in respect thereof; and c) to provide an update to this Honourable Court as to the status of various matters pertaining to the former Nortel properties that are the subject of the Applicants' motion pertaining to environmental matters returnable September 19, 2011 (the "Environmental Motion")PDF
Factum of the Respondent 2058756 Ontario Ltd
  • Counsel Miller Thomson LLP
PDF
Factum of Responding Party Her Majesty the Queen in Right of OntarioPDF
Motion Record Sidney Street Properties CorpPDF
Factum of the City of Belleville and Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School BoardPDF
Notice of MotionPDF
Affidavit of Malik Khalid, swornPDF
Certain Inter-Estate Matters Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Fourth HWT Interim Distribution Order
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per unstated · Stated on: 2011-08-23 · Table missing:
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Genband Settlement Order
  • Counsel Norton Rose Or LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record Approval Side Agreement, returnablePDF
Motion Record Approve a Stipulation and Settlement Agreement with GENBAND US LLC, returnablePDF
Motion Record Fourth HWT Interim Distribution, returnablePDF
Motion Record of the U.S. Debtors Recognition of the US Sale Order Certain Patents and Other Assets, returnable Part 1 of 3PDF
Motion Record of the U.S. Debtors Recognition of the US Sale Order Certain Patents and Other Assets, returnable Part 2 of 3PDF
Motion Record of the U.S. Debtors Recognition of the US Sale Order Certain Patents and Other Assets, returnable Part 3 of 3PDF
Motion Record re Certain Inter-Estate Matters, returnablePDF
Recognition Order re Sale of Certain Patents and Other Assets
  • Order date 23 August 2011
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Purchaser Rockstar Bidco, LP · the sale of the right, title and interest of NNI, Nortel Networks Corporation, Nortel Networks Limited, Nortel Networks UK Limited (in administration), Nortel Networks S.A. (in administration and liquidation judiciaire), Nortel Networks France S.A.S. (in administration), Nortel GmbH (in administration) and the other entities identified therein as sellers in the Purchased Assets · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — recognition of the U.S. Certain Patents and Other Assets Sale Order approving the sale to Rockstar Bidco, LP
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Supplemental Side Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Purchaser Rockstar Bidco, LP · Certain Patents and Other Assets · asset sale · approved
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Order Enforcing Ontario Sale Order re Certain Patents, filedPDF
The purpose of this Seventy-Third Report of the Monitor (the "Seventy-Third Report") is to seek this Honourable Court's approval of an interim distribution to those LTD Beneficiaries entitled to LTD Life and LTD Optional Life Benefit from funds held in the Applicants' Health and Welfare Trust (the "HWT") and such ancillary relief as is just and convenientPDF
The purpose of this Seventy-Second Report of the Monitor ("Seventy-Second Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motions seeking approval of the following: a) the Ql 2010 Transfer Pricing Settlement Agreement among NNL, NNI, NNUK, certain other Nortel entities and the Joint Administrators (the "QlSA"); b) the Agreement on Transfer Pricing Amendments and Certain Other Matters among NNL, NNI, NNUK, certain other Nortel entities, the Joint Administrators and the French Liquidator (the "A TPA"); c) the Stipulation and Settlement Agreement by and among the Sellers and GENBAND US LLC and Others (the "GENBAND Settlement Agreement"); d) the various escrow amendments and agreements relating to the Russia Settlement (as defined below); e) the LPT Agreement (as defined below); and f) the Supplemental IP Transaction Side Agreement re Certain Transaction Costs and Related Matters among NNC, NNL, NNI, NNUK, certain other Nortel entities, the French Liquidator and the Joint Administrators dated July 27, 2011 (the "Supplemental IP Transaction Side Agreement"), and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereofPDF
Second Supplementary Motion Record of OntarioPDF
Order re Postponement of Mediation, filedPDF
Notice of Constitutional QuestionPDF
Corrected Supplemental Order re Mediation, filedPDF
Amended Motion Record Approval and Vesting Order Regarding Certain Patents, returnablePDF
Approval and Vesting Certain Patents and Other Assets Order
  • Closing terms Neither party obligated to close until all conditions precedent satisfied or waived
  • Order date 11 July 2011
  • Purchaser Rockstar Bidco LP · all of the Applicants' right, title and interest in and to the Assets · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — the Transaction is approved
  • + 1 more extracted fact
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Escrow Agreement re Certain Patents and Other Assets Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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IP Transaction Side Agreement re Certain Structural Matters Order
  • Counsel Norton Rose Or LLP
  • Order date 11 July 2011
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record Escrow Agreement, returnablePDF
Affidavit of Evan Cobb ,swornPDF
The purpose of this seventy-first report of the Monitor (the “Seventy-First Report”) is to provide information regarding the Applicants’ motion seeking approval of the sale of substantially all of Nortel’s patent portfolio and certain other related assets (the “Residual IP”) pursuant to an asset sale agreement dated June 30, 2011 (the “Sale Agreement”) amongst NNC, NNL, NNI, NNUK, NN Ireland and NNSA and certain of their affiliates (collectively, the “Sellers”), the Joint Administrators, the French Liquidator and Rockstar Bidco, LP (the “Purchaser”) and to provide the Monitor’s support in respect thereofPDF
Motion Record Stay Extension and Bondholder Funding, returnablePDF
Motion Record re Canadian Approval and Vesting Order regarding Certain Patents and other Assets, returnablePDF
Stay and Hardship Extensions Order
  • Counsel Norton Rose Or LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Amended Order directing mediation, filedPDF
Supplemental Order re Mediation, filedPDF
The purpose of this seventieth report of the Monitor (the "Seventieth Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at June 4, 2011; b) actual receipts and disbursements from February 6, 2011 until June 4, 2011; c) cash flow forecast for the period from June 5, 2011 until December 31, 2011; d) consolidated Canadian entities' net inter-company position by region; e) status of Applicants' claims process and cross-border claims; f) status of environmental matters; g) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); h) status of Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); i) status of Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and fund; k) status of asset divestitures and allocation matters; l) other restructuring activities; m) status of foreign proceedings; and n) the Applicants' request for an order that: i the Employee Hardship Application Process be extended up to December 14, 2011; ii. the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with respect to Employee Hardship Payments Applications be amended consistent with (i) above; iii. approves the Bondholder Letter Agreement (as defined in this Report) with respect to fees and expenses of the advisors to Bondholder Group; and iv. the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including December 14, 2011
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual; per actual; per actual; per estimated · Stated on: 2011-06-24 · Table missing:
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Motion Record Third HWT Interim Distribution, returnablePDF
Nortel Colombia Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Third HWT Interim Distribution Order
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Stated on: 2011-06-21 · Table missing:
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Mediation OrderPDF
The purpose of this Sixty-Ninth Report of the Monitor (the "Sixty-Ninth Report") is to seek this Honourable Court's approval of a third interim distribution to the Income Beneficiaries on account of their Income Benefits from funds held in the HWT (the "Third Interim Distribution") and such ancillary relief as is just and convenientPDF
Appendix HPDF
JudgmentPDF
Adjournment of the SNMP Discovery MotionPDF
Motion Record Approving Israel Settlement, returnablePDF
Motion Record of Canadian Debtors, returnable Part 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record of Canadian Debtors, returnable Part 2 of 2PDF
Motion Record of Nortel re SNMP Discovery, returnablePDF
Motion Record of the US Debtors and the UCC, returnablePDF
Motion Record re Nortel Colombia, returnablePDF
Motion Record re: Recognition of U.S. Bidding Procedures Order, returnablePDF
Order Approving Israel Settlement
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Recognition of the US Bidding Procedures Order
  • Counsel Torys LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Purchaser Ranger Inc. (stalking horse) · substantially all of the Debtors' residual patent and certain related assets as described therein (the "Purchased Assets") · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — The court authorized the stalking horse agreement, bidding procedures and set a sale hearing date; auction and sale hearing dates were set.
  • + 2 more extracted facts
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Brief of Authorities of the Joint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK Tab 14-17PDF
Brief of Authorities of the Joint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK Tab 18-21PDF
Brief of Authorities of the Joint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK Tab 3-5PDF
Brief of Authorities of the Joint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK Tab 6-8PDF
Brief of Authorities of the Joint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK Tab 9-13PDF
Factum and Book of Authorities of Nortel SNMI DiscoveryPDF
Reply Factum of the Joint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK Limited
  • Counsel Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
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Supplementary Brief of Authorities of the Joint Administrators of Nortel Newtorks UKPDF
Book of Authorities of the Monitor Part 1 of 4PDF
Book of Authorities of the Monitor Part 2 of 4PDF
Book of Authorities of the Monitor Part 3 of 4PDF
Book of Authorities of the Monitor Part 4 of 4PDF
Affidavit of David Lindsey, swornPDF
Factum of the Canadian DebtorsPDF
Factum of the Joint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK LimitedPDF
Factum of the U.S. Debtors and the UCCPDF
Order giving effect in US to Ontario Order Approving Bidding Procedures, filedPDF
The purpose of this Sixty-Eighth Report of the Monitor (“Sixty-Eighth Report”) is to update this Honourable Court in respect of: (a) certain relief being sought by the Applicants with respect to Nortel Networks de Colombia S.A. (“Nortel Colombia”) and its status in connection with the escrow agreement established to hold the sale proceeds of the Metro Ethernet Networks (“MEN”) transaction; and (b) the settlement of certain matters among Nortel Networks Israel (Sales and Marketing) Limited, Nortel Communications Holdings (1997) Ltd.(collectively, “Nortel Israel”), NNI and NNUK as well as NNL’s limited participation in ancillary matters related to the settlement, and to provide the Monitor’s recommendations in respect thereof
  • Closing confirmed Closed · date not stated · Ciena
  • Purchaser Ciena Corporation · Nortel's MEN business · asset sale · closed
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The purpose of this Sixty-Seventh Report of the Monitor (“Sixty-Seventh Report”) is to report to this Honourable Court on the proposed Allocation Protocol and to provide the Monitor’s recommendation in respect thereofPDF
Book of Authorities of the CCC
  • Counsel Massimo Starnino PALIARE ROLAND ROSENBERG ROTHSTEIN LLP
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Compendium of the CCC, Volume 1a of 2PDF
Compendium of the CCC, Volume 1b of 2PDF
Compendium of the CCC, Volume 2a of 2PDF
Compendium of the CCC, Volume 2b of 2PDF
Factum of The Bank of New York Motion in Response to the Joint Motion to Establish an Allocation Protocol
  • Counsel McMillan LLP
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Factum of the CCC
  • Counsel Aird & Berlis LLP
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Limited Response of Fourth EstatePDF
Notice of Motion re allocation Protocol Canadian DebtorsPDF
Responding and Cross-Motion Record of the Joint Administrators of Nortel Networks UK LimitedPDF
Supplementary Motion Record of OntarioPDF
Submissions of the Informal Nortel Noteholders Group
  • Counsel Bennett Jones LLP
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The purpose of this Sixty-Sixth Report of the Monitor (“Sixty-Sixth Report”) is to report to this Honourable Court on: (a) the status of Nortel’s involvement with the Impacted Sites (as defined below); (b) the nature of the contracts the Applicants seek to repudiate in relation to the Impacted Sites; and (c) an update on the status of the various Director’s Orders the Ontario Ministry of the Environment (“MOE”) has issued or is in the process of issuing in respect of the Impacted Sites, as well as to provide the Monitor’s recommendation in respect of the relief sought by the Applicants in their Notice of Motion dated March 15, 2011 (the “Motion”)PDF
Ranger AgreementPDF
Joint Notice of SalePDF
Objection NoticePDF
Motion Record, returnable Part 1 of 3PDF
Motion Record, returnable Part 2 of 3PDF
Motion Record, returnable Part 3 of 3PDF
Certain Patents and other Assets Bidding Procedures Order
  • Bid deadline 13 June 2011
  • Purchaser Ranger Inc. (stalking horse) · certain patents and other assets · asset sale · approved
  • Sale advisor Lazard Frères & Co. (financial advisor); Global IP Law Group, LLC (financial advisor)
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — The Court approves the bidding procedures and stalking horse ASA authorizing conduct of a sale process and auction for certain patents and other assets.
  • + 2 more extracted facts
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Certain Patents and other Assets OrderPDF
Motion Record re Canadian Sales Process Order regarding Certain Patents and other Assets, returnablePDF
Responding Motion of the Ministry of the EnvironmentPDF
Affidavit of Jerry Di Rocco sworn
  • Counsel BALDWIN LAW Professional Corporation
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Affidavit of Rick A Kester, swornPDF
The purpose of this Sixty-Fifth Report of the Monitor (the "Sixty-Fifth Report") is to provide information to this Honourable Court with respect to the following: (a) Claims filed in the CCAA proceedings by the UK Pension Trustee and PPF (as defined below); (b) Claims filed in the CCAA proceedings by the EMEA Debtors; (c) Claims filed by the EMEA Debtors and the Joint Administrators in the Chapter 11 Proceedings and objections filed by the US Debtors; and to provide the Monitor's observations in respect thereofPDF
The purpose of this Sixty-Fourth Report of the Monitor (the "Sixty-Fourth Report") is to seek this Honourable Court's approval of a second interim distribution to the Income Beneficiaries on account of their Income Benefits from funds held in the HWT (the "May/June Interim Distribution") and such ancillary relief as is just and convenientPDF
The purpose of this Sixty-Third Report of the Monitor (the "Sixty-Third Report") is to provide this Honourable Cou1i with information regarding the Applicants' motion returnable May 2, 2011, seeking: • approval of an asset sale agreement dated April 4, 2011 (the "Ranger Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL, NNUK, NN Ireland, Nortel Networks S.A. and certain of their affiliates (collectively, the "Sellers"), the Joint Administrators, the French Liquidator, Google Inc. ("Google"), and Ranger Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Google ("Ranger" or the "Purchaser") in respect of the sale of substantially all of Nortel's patent portfolio and certain other related assets (the ''Residual IP'') as a “stalking horse" agreement; • approval of the terms and conditions of the Break-up Fee and Expense Reimbursement; • approval of the Bidding Procedures; • approval of the Licence Rejection Procedures; • approval of the IP Transaction Side Agreement; • a sealing order in respect of the confidential appendices; and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereofPDF
Motion Record Amendment to Employee Hardship, returnablePDF
Payment from Employee Hardship Fund Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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This Sixty-Second Report is to report on the Applicants' request for an order that: (a) the employee hardship application criteria be amended such that sufficient funds (the "Required Funds") be made available for the payment from the Hardship Fund to beneficiaries entitled to survivor income benefits ("SIBs") and beneficiaries entitled to survivor transition benefits in pay ("STBs In Pay") of an amount that, when taken with the January Interim Distribution, will be 10% of their SIBs or STBs In Pay, calculated in accordance with the methodology used for the January Interim Distribution (the "Maximum 10% Interim Distribution"), provided that the payment shall not exceed one month's benefits, and to be credited against future distributions by the Applicants; (b) the amount available for hardship applications be reduced by the Required Funds; and ( c) the Eligibility Requirements and Procedure with respect to Employee Hardship Payment Applications be amended consistent with (a) and (b) above
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 21 Dec 2010 · NETAS buyer; Closed · 17 Dec 2010 · Public Works and Government Services Canada; Closed · 28 May 2010 · GENBAND
  • Purchaser NETAS · NETAS sale transaction · asset sale · $68 USD · closed; Ericsson · MSS Business · asset sale · $65 · closed
  • Sale advisor RSM Richter Inc. (financial advisor)
  • Sale outcome Liquidation in progress — Nortel has now completed the sale of most of its operating units, and continues to assess the sale of its remaining assets
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Motion Record Cessation of Remediation, returnable Part 1 of 2, Volume 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record Cessation of Remediation, returnable Part 1 of 2, Volume 2 of 2PDF
Motion Record Cessation of Remediation, returnable Part 2 of 2, Volume 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record Cessation of Remediation, returnable Part 2 of 2, Volume 2 of 2PDF
Motion Record Residual IT Assets, returnablePDF
Motion Record Summerhill Ventures I LP, returnablePDF
Residual IT Assets Sale Process Order
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — the sale process described in the Sixty-First Report (the "Sale Process") is hereby approved
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Summerhill Approval and Vesting Order
  • Order date 25 March 2011
  • Purchaser CS SP IV Investments Canada Corp. · NNL's right, title and interest in and to the Units · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — the Transaction is hereby approved
  • Sealed items confidential appendices to the Sixtieth Report
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Order Enforcing the Order of Ontario Court Approving Tolling, filedPDF
The purpose of this Sixtieth Report of the Monitor (the "Sixtieth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of NNL's interest in 5,000,000 limited partnership units (the "Units") in Summerhill Ventures I LP (the "Partnership") pursuant to a Purchase and Sale Agreement dated February 23, 2011 (the "PSA"), between NNL and CS SP IV Investments Canada Corp. (the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereof
  • Process results 33 solicited · 22 NDAs · 3 qualified bids · 3 bids
  • Purchaser CS SP IV Investments Canada Corp. · NNL's interest in 5,000,000 limited partnership units (the "Units") in Summerhill Ventures I LP · asset sale · $285K USD · approved
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The purpose of this Sixty-First Report of the Monitor (the "Sixty-First Report") is to provide support for the Applicants' motion for approval of a sale process (the "Sale Process") to market their remaining information technology infrastructure assets (the "Residual IT Assets")
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — The Sale Process for the Residual IT Assets contemplates the following steps to be undertaken
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MSS Business Side Agreement and Escrow Agreement Order, (
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record MSS Side Agreement and Escrow Agreement, returnablePDF
Fifth Amended and Restated Initial OrderPDF
Initial Order dated January 14, 2009 as amended and restated on
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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The purpose of this fifty-ninth report of the Monitor (the "Fifty-Ninth Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at February 5, 2011; b) actual receipts and disbursements from October 3, 2010 until February 5, 2011; c) cash flow forecast for the period from February 6, 2011 until June 30, 2011; d) consolidated Canadian entities' net inter-company position by region; e) status of Applicants' claims process and cross-border claims; f) status of EMEA inter-company claims process; g) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); h) status of Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); i) status of Termination Fund; j) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process; k) asset divestitures and allocation matters; 1) status of foreign proceedings; m) other restructuring activities; and n) the Applicants' request for an order that: i. the employee hardship application criteria be amended such that sufficient hardship funds (the "Required Funds") be made available for payment of CAD $3,000 to each of those employees terminated from July 1, 2010 through to and including December 31, 2010 who meet the other criteria for Termination Fund payments, when combined with unused funds in the Termination Funds; ii. the amount available for hardship applications be reduced by the Required Funds iii. the Employee Hardship Application Process be extended up to June 30, 2011; iv. the Eligibility Requirements and the Procedure with respect to Employee Hardship Payments Applications be amended consistent with (i) through (iii) above; and v. the stay of proceedings be extended up to and including June 30, 2011
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Stated on: 2011-02-18 · Table missing:
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Reasons for EndorsementPDF
Supplemental Motion Record, returnablePDF
EMEA Proof of Claim PackagePDF
(EMEA Claims Procedure Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Factum of of Joint Administrators of NN UK Limited
  • Counsel Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
PDF
The purpose of this Supplemental Fifty-Eighth Report of the Monitor (the "Supplemental Fifty-Eighth Report") is to provide further information to this Honourable Court in light of the objections raised by the Joint Administrators to the EMEA Claims Procedure Order sought by the Applicants in their motion returnable January 14, 2011PDF
Affidavit of John Haydon Whiteoak, swornPDF
Motion Record and IndexPDF
Exhibit BPDF
Exhibit CPDF
Endorsement- HWT AllocationPDF
Exhibit DPDF
Motion Record for EMEA Claims Procedure Order, returnablePDF
Exhibit E Part 1 of 3PDF
Exhibit E Part 2 of 3PDF
Exhibit E Part 3 of 3PDF
Reply Factum of the Dissenting LTD BeneficiariesPDF
Order Approving Tolling US Claims, DatedPDF
The purpose of this Fifty-Eighth report of the Monitor ("Fifty-Eighth Report") is to provide information to this Honourable Court in support of the Applicants' motion for an Order with respect to the following: (a) establishing a process for the calling of claims by EMEA Creditors (as defined in the EMEA Claims Procedure Order) against the Applicants as at the Filing Date ("EMEA Claims"); (b) establishing a bar date of February 11, 2011 for the filing of such EMEA Claims ("EMEA Claims Bar Date"); and (c) establishing a process for the determination and resolution of such EMEA Claims for purposes of voting and distribution in relation to a plan of compromise or arrangement to be presented by the Applicants at a later date (the "Plan")PDF
Order Approving Tolling
  • Counsel Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Book of Authorities of the LTD BeneficiariesPDF
Book of Authorities of the Respondents CAW-CanadaPDF
Brief of Authorities of the Former Employees' Representatives Part 1 of 2PDF
Brief of Authorities of the Former Employees' Representatives Part 2 of 2PDF
CAW-Canada's Responding Motion RecordPDF
Monitor's Book of Authorities Part 1of 6PDF
Monitor's Book of Authorities Part 2 of 6PDF
Monitor's Book of Authorities Part 3 of 6PDF
Monitor's Book of Authorities Part 4 of 6PDF
Monitor's Book of Authorities Part 5 of 6PDF
Monitor's Book of Authorities Part 6 of 6PDF
Monitor's Responding Record Part 1 of 3PDF
Monitor's Responding Record Part 2 of 3PDF
Monitor's Responding Record Part 3 of 3PDF
Responding Factum of CAW-CanadaPDF
Responding Factum of NCCE
  • Counsel Shibley Righton LLP
PDF
Responding Factum of the Former Employees' RepresentativesPDF
Responding Factum of the LTD Beneficiaries
  • Counsel Sack Goldblatt Mitchell LLP
PDF
HWT Interim Distribution Order
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per unstated · Table missing:
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Lazard Fees Side Agreement Order
  • Counsel Toronto OGILVY RENAULT LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record Approval of Interim Distribution from HWT, returnable Part 1 of 2
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per unstated; per estimated; per unstated · Stated on: 2010-12-03 · Table missing:
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Motion Record Approval of Interim Distribution from HWT, returnable Part 2 of 2
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per actual · Table missing:
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Motion Record Inter-Company Claims, returnablePDF
Motion Record Lazard Fees Side Agreement, returnablePDF
Motion Record of Genband US, returnablePDF
Motion Record returnable Volume 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record, returnable Volume 2 of 2 Part 1PDF
Motion Record, returnable Volume 2 of 2 Part 2PDF
Third Supplemental Motion RecordPDF
Affidavit of Lynne Mattes, swornPDF
Amended Notice of Motion of the Dissenting LTD Beneficiaries
  • Counsel Rochon Genova LLP
PDF
Book of Authorities of the ApplicantsPDF
Factum of Genband USPDF
Second Supplemental Motion Record of NortelPDF
The purpose of this Fifty-Seventh Report of the Monitor (the "Fifty-Seventh Report") is to seek this Honourable Court's approval of an interim distribution to the Income Beneficiaries (defined below) from funds held in the Applicants' Health and Welfare Trust (the "HWT") on account of their Income Benefits and such ancillary relief as is just and convenient
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per estimated; per estimated · Stated on: 2010-12-03 · Table missing:
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Responding Motion RecordPDF
Motion Record re BreconRidge, returnablePDF
Motion for Leave to Appeal
  • Counsel Rochon Genova LLP
PDF
HWT Allocation Order
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
PDF
Approval and Vesting Order Carling Complex
  • Closing terms Vesting effective upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions
  • Order date 8 November 2010
  • Purchaser Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada as represented by the Minister of Public Works and Government Services · the Purchased Assets · real property · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — the Transaction is hereby approved
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Motion Record re: Carling Facility, returnablePDF
NNI Loan Agreement OrderPDF
Order Enforcing Cross-Border Claims Protocol Order, filedPDF
Order Enforcing Sale Order of Ontario Court, filedPDF
Extension of Filing Deadline for UK Pension ClaimPDF
The purpose of this Fifty-Sixth Report of the Monitor ("Fifty-Sixth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of NNL and NNTC's interest in 3500 Carling A venue in Ottawa, Ontario (the "Carling Facility") pursuant to an Agreement of Purchase and Sale dated October 15, 2010 (the "Carling APS"), amongst NNL, NNTC (collectively, the "Vendor") and Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada as Represented by the Minister of Public Works and Government Services ("PWGSC" or the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereofPDF
The purpose of this fifty-fifth report of the Monitor (the "Fifty-Fifth Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at October 2, 2010; b) actual receipts and disbursements from June 27, 2010 until October 2, 2010; c) cash flow forecast for the period from October 3, 2010 until February 28, 2011; d) consolidated Canadian entities' net inter-company position by region; e) status of claims process and cross border claims protocol; f) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); g) status of Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); h) status of Termination Fund (defined below); i) status of the Employee Hardship Application Process and Fund; j) status of the transfer of the defined benefit pension plans to Morneau Sobeco Limited Partnership ("Morneau Sobeco"), the replacement pension Administrator; k) progress on restructuring and allocation matters; l) status of foreign proceedings; and m) the Applicants' request for orders approving: i. an extension of the stay of proceedings until February 28, 2011; ii. an extension of the Employee Hardship Process (defined below); and iii. reimbursement to NNL of the Goldman Fee from the LON Sale Proceeds
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 29 Jun 2010 · Ericsson
  • Purchaser Ericsson · substantially all of the MSS Business · asset sale · $65 USD · closed; Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) · NNL's interest in LGN · share sale · $234 USD · closed; Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) · the sale of the MSS Business by the U.S. Debtors · auction · approved
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per unstated · Stated on: 2010-10-21 · Table missing:
  • Sale advisor Goldman Sachs (financial advisor)
  • + 1 more extracted fact
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Avaya Disagreement Notice Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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MSS Business Approval and Vesting Order
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions.
  • Order date 30 September 2010
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ) · nominee/assignee any Designated Purchaser · certain assets of the Sellers' MSS business (the "MSS Business") · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — approval of the Transaction to sell the MSS Business Assets to the Purchaser
  • + 1 more extracted fact
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Motion Record Approval and Vesting Order MSS Business, returnablePDF
1. Motion Record (HWT Allocation Order), returnablePDF
HWT Allocation Order (French Translation)PDF
Index of Motion Record (HWT Allocation Order), returnable ; as contained in Motion Record (HWT Allocation Order), returnablePDF
Notice of Motion of the Dissenting LTD BeneficiariesPDF
Schedule B - Draft Order, as contained in Motion Order (HWT Allocation Order), returnablePDF
The purpose of this Fifty-First Report of the Monitor (the "Fifty-First Report") is: (a) to seek this Honourable Court's approval of a proposed allocation methodology1 (the "Proposed Allocation Methodology") for the allocation of funds held in the Applicants' Health and Welfare Trust ( the "HWT") and such ancillary relief as is just and convenient to terminate the HWT and implement the Proposed Allocation Methodology to distribute the funds held in the HWT to the beneficiaries who are entitled thereto; and (b) to provide this Honourable Court with information about the HWT relevant to its termination and more specifically to the allocation and distribution of its corpus and the process that has been followed by the Applicants and the Monitor to resolve these issues in a reasonable and practical mannerPDF
Brief of Authorities - Former Employees Representatives - Tab 6PDF
Brief of Authorities - Former Employees Representatives - Tabs 3 - 5PDF
Brief of Authorities - TAB 1-8PDF
Brief of Authorities - TAB 9-11PDF
Brief of Authorities Former Employees Representatives Index, Tab 1-2PDF
Factum of the Dissenting LTD BeneficiariesPDF
The purpose of this fifty-fourth report of the Monitor (the "Fifty-Fourth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of Nortel's Multi-Service Switch business (the "MSS Business") in North America pursuant to an asset sale agreement dated September 24, 2010 (the "Ericsson Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (collectively, the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) ("Ericsson" or the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereofPDF
Affidavit of M. McCorkle,swornPDF
Cover, Service List, Index and Backing Sheet
  • Counsel Davis LLP
PDF
Factum of LTD BeneficiariesPDF
Factum of the Former Employees RepresentativesPDF
Responding Factum of the CAWPDF
Affidavit of D. Urquhart, swornPDF
Authorities of the CAW - Part 1 of 2PDF
Authorities of the CAW - Part 2 of 2PDF
Factum of NCCE
  • Counsel Shibley Righton LLP
PDF
Addendum to Mercer 2010 Preliminary HWT ValuationPDF
Nortel HWT Illustrative Allocation Scenarios (Revised)PDF
Supplement to the 51st Report of the Monitor - report onlyPDF
Book of Authorities Part 1 of 2PDF
Book of Authorities Part 2 of 2PDF
Book of Authorities for Memorandum of Law Part 1 Paragraphs 75-77 under Tab DPDF
Book of Authorities for Memorandum of Law Part 2 of 2PDF
This supplement to the Fifty-First Report of the Monitor ("Supplemental Fifty-First Report") is provided in reference to the Monitor's Fifty-First Report dated August 27, 2010 (the "Fifty-First Report"). The purpose of this Supplemental Fifty-First Report is to provide this Honourable Court with: (a) information on the LTD Optional Life Benefit, in respect of which there was insufficient data at the date of the Fifty-First Report; and (b) an update on specific process matters relating to the Monitor's motion for approval of the Proposed Allocation Methodology (the "Proposed Allocation Methodology Approval Motion"), including information on certain inquiries receivedPDF
Amended Motion Approving Claim Resolution Process Part 1 of 4, returnablePDF
Amended Motion Approving Claim Resolution Process Part 2 of 4, returnablePDF
Amended Motion Approving Claim Resolution Process Part 3 of 4, returnablePDF
Amended Motion Approving Claim Resolution Process Part 4 of 4, returnablePDF
Claims Resolution Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Cross-Border Claims Protocol Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record Approving Cross Border Claim Protocol, returnablePDF
Order re Appointment of Claims Officers
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Affidavit of J. Bell Exhibit APDF
Responding Motion Record of the CAW-CanadaPDF
Affidavit of J. Bell Exhibit BPDF
Responding Motion Record Nortel Networks UK Pension Trust Limited and the Board of the PPF Part 1 of 2PDF
Responding Motion Record Nortel Networks UK Pension Trust Limited and the Board of the PPF Part 2 of 2PDF
The purpose of this Fifty-Third report of the Monitor (“Fifty-Third Report”) is to provide supplemental information to this Honourable Court with respect to the amended claims resolution motion and an additional motion of the Applicants requesting: (a) an Order (the “Claims Resolution Order”) approving a claims resolution process whereby the Monitor, in conjunction with the Applicants, will review, determine and resolve Claims, as defined in the Claims Resolution Order, filed with the Monitor pursuant to the provisions of the Claims Procedure Order; (b) an Order (the “Claims Officer Order”) providing for the appointment of Donald J. Brenner, QC, William G. Horton and Andrew M. Diamond as claims officers (“Claims Officers” and individually a “Claims Officer”) to assist in the determination of any disputed Claims the Monitor may refer to any one of them; and (c) an Order (the “Cross-Border Claims Protocol Order”) approving a cross-border protocol on the resolution of claims (the “Cross-Border Claims Protocol”) against the Applicants and U.S. Debtors, the approval of which is being sought from both this Honourable Court and the U.S. Court by way of a motion to be heard at a joint hearing on the same date as the motion seeking the Claims Resolution OrderPDF
Supplementary Motion Record, including Tab 1PDF
Supplementary Motion Record Exhibit APDF
Supplementary Motion Record Exhibit BPDF
Supplementary Motion Record Exhibit C-EPDF
Supplementary Motion Record Exhibit FPDF
Affidavit of J. Bell, swornPDF
MSS Business Bidding Procedures Order
  • Bid deadline 21 September 2010
  • Break fee $2.5M USD
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • + 3 more extracted facts
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Motion Record (MSS Business Bidding Procedures) returnablePDF
Responding Motion Record of the ApplicantsPDF
2. Appendices A to FPDF
3. Appendices G to JPDF
4. Appendix K - Part 01PDF
4. Appendix K - Part 02PDF
4. Appendix K - Part 03PDF
4. Appendix K - Part 04PDF
4. Appendix K - Part 05PDF
4. Appendix K - Part 06PDF
4. Appendix K - Part 07PDF
4. Appendix K - Part 08PDF
4. Appendix K - Part 09PDF
4. Appendix K - Part 10PDF
4. Appendix K - Part 11PDF
4. Appendix K - Part 12PDF
5. Appendix L - Part 01PDF
5. Appendix L - Part 02PDF
6. Appendices M to NPDF
6. Appendix N - Schedule 8 (last page)PDF
7. Appendices O to RRPDF
8. Appendices SS to ZZPDF
9. Appendices AAA to DDDPDF
The purpose of this Fifty-Second Report of the Monitor (the "Fifty-Second Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking: • approval of an asset sale agreement dated August 26, 2010 (the "PSP Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and PSP Holding LLC ("PSP" or the "Purchaser") in respect of the sale of substantially all of the assets of Nortel's Multi-Service Switch business (the "MSS Business") as a "stalking horse" agreement; • approval of the terms and conditions of the Seller Break-up Fee and Seller Expense Reimbursement (each as defined below); • approval of the Side Agreement (as defined below); • approval of the Bidding Procedures (as defined below); • a sealing order in respect of the exhibits and the Sellers Disclosure Schedule to the PSP Agreement and the non-redacted Side Agreement for the reasons set out below; and to provide the Monitor's support in respect thereof
  • Purchaser PSP Holding LLC (stalking horse) · substantially all of the assets of Nortel's Multi-Service Switch business (the "MSS Business") · asset sale · proposed
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — Bidding procedures and stalking horse agreement to be approved; auction scheduled
  • Stalking horse Stalking horse PSP Holding LLC
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10. Appendices EEE to JJJPDF
11. Appendix KKKPDF
12. Appendices LLL to NNNPDF
Appendix B - Memorandum of LawPDF
Appendix C - Mercer 2010 HWT Preliminary ValuationPDF
Appendix D - Illustrative Allocation ScenariosPDF
Appendix NNN - Beneficiary Estimated Allocation StatementPDF
Oder re eBay Escrow Funds
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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TAB 2 - Affidavit of J. Williams to Exhibit EPDF
Affidavit of J. Williams, swornPDF
TAB 2 - Affidavit of J. Williams to Exhibit F-NPDF
TAB 3 - Affidavit of A. Borenstein to Exhibit DPDF
TAB 3 - Affidavit of A. Borenstein Exhibit EPDF
TAB 3 - Affidavit of A. Borenstein Exhibit FPDF
TAB 3 - Affidavit of A. Borenstein Exhibit G-OPDF
TAB 3 - Affidavit of A. Borenstein Exhibit P-TPDF
TAB 3 - Affidavit of A. Borenstein Exhibit U-VPDF
TAB 3 - Affidavit of A. Borenstein Exhibit WPDF
TAB 3 - Affidavit of A. Borenstein Exhibit X - AAPDF
Affidavit and attached Objection of Avaya IncPDF
Adjournment EndorsementPDF
Motion Record Avaya Disagreement Notice, returnable Part 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record Avaya Disagreement Notice, returnable Part 2 of 2PDF
Motion Record Stay Extention and Various Relief, returnablePDF
The purpose of this fiftieth report of the Monitor (the "Fiftieth Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at June 26, 2010; b) actual receipts and disbursements from March 28, 2010 to June 26, 2010; c) cash flow forecast for the period from June 27, 2010 to October 30, 2010; d) Canadian entities consolidated net inter-company position by region; e) status of claims process and cross border protocol; f) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); g) status of Health and Welfare Trust ("HWT"); h) status of other restructuring activities; i) Applicants' request for an extension of period available to apply for hardship payments; j) status of foreign proceedings; and k) Applicants' request for an extension of the stay of proceedings until October 29, 2010PDF
Motion Record Relay Wireless Approval and Vesting Order, returnablePDF
Relay Approval and Vesting Order
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment and satisfaction of closing conditions.
  • Order date 29 June 2010
  • Purchaser 7522312 Canada Inc. · NNL's and NNTC's right, title and interest in and to the Purchased Assets · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — the Transaction is hereby approved
  • + 1 more extracted fact
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Reasons of Justice Morawetz
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Order Enforcing Nortel-LGE JV Order of Ontario Court, filedPDF
Order Court of Appeal re: UK Pension FundPDF
The purpose of this Forty-Ninth Report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Ninth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of NNL's and NNTC's assets related to the wireless backhaul and multi-hop digital repeater/relay research and development program (the "Relay Program") pursuant to an Asset Sale Agreement dated June 17, 2010 (the "ASA"), amongst NNL and NNTC (collectively, the "Vendors") and 7522312 Canada Inc. (the "Purchaser") and certain other transaction documents (collectively, the "Successful Bid"), and to provide the Monitor's support thereof
  • Purchaser 7522312 Canada Inc. · NNL's and NNTC's assets related to the wireless backhaul and multi-hop digital repeater/relay research and development program (the "Relay Program") · asset sale · $600K USD · proposed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — Monitor recommends approval of the ASA transaction and vesting of the Assets to the Purchaser
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Motion Record Approving a Claims Resolution Process, returnablePDF
Motion Record of the Recently Severed Calgary Employees, returnablePDF
Recently Severed Calgary Employees Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Factum of the Responding Party, The Informal Nortel Noteholder GroupPDF
Monitor's Responding CompendiumPDF
Monitor's Responding Factum
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Responding Joint Brief of Authorities - Part 1 of 4PDF
Responding Joint Brief of Authorities - Part 2 of 4PDF
Responding Joint Brief of Authorities - Part 3 of 4PDF
Responding Joint Brief of Authorities - Part 4 of 4PDF
Supplementary Joint Compendium of Appellant and Nortel RespondentsPDF
The purpose of this forty-eighth report of the Monitor (“Forty-Eighth Report”) is to provide information to this Honourable Court with respect to the following: (a) the Applicants’ request for an Order approving a claims resolution process (“Claims Resolution Order”) whereby the Monitor, in conjunction with the Applicants, will determine Claims, as defined in the Claims Resolution Order, filed with the Monitor pursuant to the provisions of the Amended and Restated Claims Procedure Order dated July 30, 2009 (“Claims Procedure Order”) for voting and distribution purposes in relation to a plan of compromise or arrangement to be presented by the Applicants at a future date (the “Plan”); (b) the appointment of Donald Brenner QC, Bill Horton and Andrew Diamond as claims officers (“Claims Officers” and individually a “Claims Officer”) to assist in the determination of any disputed claims the Monitor may refer to any one of themPDF
Order Court of Appeal re: Nortel Objecting LTD BeneficiariesPDF
Supplementary Book of Authorities of the Objecting LTD BeneficiariesPDF
Supplementary Motion Record of the Objecting LTD Beneficiaries
  • Counsel Barristers · Avocats Suite
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Factum of the Applicants RespondentsPDF
Joint Responding Brief of Authorities Part 1 of 2PDF
Joint Responding Brief of Authorities Part 2 of 2PDF
Joint Responding Motion RecordPDF
Responding Factum of Former Employees and Disabled EmployeesPDF
Responding Factum of Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Supplementary Joint Responding Brief of Authorities Noteholder GroupPDF
Book of Authorities of the CAW-Canada Part 1 of 2PDF
Book of Authorities of the CAW-Canada Part 2 of 2PDF
CVAS Escrow Agreement Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
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GSM GSM-R Remaining Contracts Approval and Vesting Order
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of a Monitor's Certificate confirming payment and satisfaction of closing conditions.
  • Order date 20 May 2010
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ) · nominee/assignee any Designated Purchaser · certain assets relating to the Sellers' GSM and GSM-R business · asset sale · approved
  • Sealed items Confidential Appendix "B" to the Forty-Fifth Report
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GSM GSM-R Side Agreement OrderPDF
Motion Record CVAS Escrow Agreement, returnablePDF
Motion Record Next Generation Packet Core Amendment, returnablePDF
Motion Record Nortel GSMGSM-R Side Agreement, returnablePDF
Motion Record, returnable Part 1 of 2PDF
Motion Record, returnable Part 2 of 2PDF
Motion RecordNortel GSM GSM-R Remaining Contracts, returnablePDF
Next Generation Packet Core Amendment OrderPDF
Supplementary Motion Record eBay Escrow Funds, returnablePDF
Brief of Authorities Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Tab 1-3PDF
Brief of Authorities Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Tabs 10-13PDF
Brief of Authorities Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Tabs 14-18PDF
Brief of Authorities Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Tabs 19-21PDF
Brief of Authorities Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Tabs 4-9PDF
Brief of Authorities of Tonko Realty Advisors (B.C.) Ltd - Tab 1-3PDF
Brief of Authorities of Tonko Realty Advisors (B.C.) Ltd - Tab 10-13PDF
Brief of Authorities of Tonko Realty Advisors (B.C.) Ltd - Tab 14-15PDF
Brief of Authorities of Tonko Realty Advisors (B.C.) Ltd - Tab 4-9PDF
Factum of the Objecting LTD BeneficiariesPDF
Factum on behalf of Tonko Realty Advisors (B.C.) LtdPDF
Responding Motion Record of the Applicants - Part 1 of 6PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Applicants - Part 2 of 6PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Applicants - Part 3 of 6PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Applicants - Part 4 of 6PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Applicants - Part 5 of 6PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Applicants - Part 6 of 6PDF
The purpose of this Forty-Seventh Report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Seventh Report") is to provide the Monitor's evidence and recommendation on the motion brought by Nortel Networks UK Pension Trust Limited (the "Trustee") and the Board of the Pension Protection Fund (the "PPF") seeking, inter alia, to lift the stay of proceedings granted to the Applicants in the Initial Order to allow the FSD Proceeding (as defined below) to "go forward as permitted proceedings" such that the FSD Proceeding shall not be null and void in Canada
  • Purchaser purchaser of the CVAS business, unnamed · the sale of Nortel's CV AS business · asset sale · $182M USD · approved; purchaser of NNL's interest in the LG-Nortel joint venture, unnamed · NNL's interest in the LG-Nortel joint venture · share sale · $242M USD · approved; purchaser of the MEN business, unnamed · the MEN business · asset sale · $769M USD · approved; purchaser of the GSM/GSM-R business, unnamed · GSM/GSM-R business · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Liquidation in progress — Nortel has been auctioning off its various global businesses as a means of preserving those businesses as going concerns and maximizing value for its global creditors. To date, these auctions have resulted in expected sale proceeds to Nortel of approximately $3 billion.
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The purpose of this Forty-Fifth Report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Fifth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of Nortel's GSM infrastructure and solutions business as it relates to certain assigned contracts and related assets in the Caribbean and Latin America ("CALA'') region (the "Business") pursuant to an Asset Sale Agreement dated May 11, 2010 (the "CALA ASA"), amongst NNL, NNI, NN CALA (collectively, the "Main Sellers"), Nortel Networks de Guatemala, Ltda., N01iel Networks del Paraguay S.A., Nortel Networks de! Uruguay S.A., and Nortel Networks de Argentina S.A. (collectively, the "Other Sellers", and together with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers") and Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (pub!) ("Ericsson" or the "Purchaser") and certain other transaction documents (collectively, the "Successful Bid"), and to provide the Monitor's support thereof
  • Process results 10 solicited · 8 NDAs · 3 LOIs · 2 qualified bids · 2 bids
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ) · the Company's GSM infrastructure and solutions business as it relates to certain assigned contracts and related assets in the Caribbean and Latin America ("CALA") region (the "Business") · asset sale · $2M USD · proposed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of Nortels GSM infrastructure and solutions business as it relates to certain assigned contracts and related assets in the Caribbean and Latin America region
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The purpose of this Forty-Sixth report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Sixth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of an Amendment to the Intellectual Property License Agreement and Transition Services Agreement amongst NNL, NNI and Hitachi, Ltd. ("Hitachi"), on its own behalf and on behalf of Hitachi Communication Technologies America, Jnc. dated as of May 3, 2010 (the "Amendment"), and to provide the Monitor's support thereof. The Amendment relates to an Intellectual Property License Agreement ("IPLA") between NNL and Hitachi dated December 8, 2009, and a Transition Services Agreement amongst NNL, NNI and Hitachi dated December 7, 2009, both of which were entered into in connection with the sale of Nortel's Next Generation Packet Core Network assets (the "NG-PC Business") to Hitachi pursuant to a Transaction Agreement amongst NNL, NNI and Hitachi dated October 25, 2009, as amended by an Amendment # 1 to the Transaction Agreement dated November 27, 2009, to, amongst other things, add NNTC (with NNL and NNI, the "Sellers;") as a seller thereunder
  • Closing confirmed Closed · date not stated · Hitachi
  • Purchaser Hitachi, Ltd. · certain of the assets pertaining to the NG-PC Business · asset sale · closed
  • Sale outcome Sale closed — The Transaction closed and the Amendment relating to a sublicensing right was entered into and supported by the Monitor
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Factum of the Objecting LTD Beneficiaries, returnablePDF
Notice of Motion to Expedite, returnable
  • Counsel Rochon Genova LLP
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Affidavit of David W Davies with Exhibits A-EPDF
Exhibits F-LPDF
Reply Factum of the Objecting LTD Beneficiaries
  • Counsel Rochon Genova LLP
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Book of Authorities of the Former Employees and Disabled EmployeesPDF
Joint Responding Motion Record for the ApplicantsPDF
Motion Record of PPF and Trustee Part 1 of 6PDF
Reply Factum of the U.K. Pensions RegulatorPDF
Responding Factum of the Former Employees and Disabled Employees
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
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Motion Record of PPF and Trustee Part 2 of 6PDF
Responding Factum of the CAW-CanadaPDF
Factum of The Informal Nortel Noteholder Group
  • Counsel Bennett Jones LLP
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Joint Book of Authorities of RespondentsPDF
Motion Record of PPF and Trustee Part 3 of 6PDF
Responding Factum of The Official Committee of Unsecured CreditorsPDF
Brief of Authorities to Notice of Motion to Expedite
  • Counsel Rochon Genova LLP
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Motion Record of PPF and Trustee Part 4 of 6PDF
Motion Record Nortel-LGE Joint Venture, returnablePDF
Motion Record of PPF and Trustee Part 5 of 6PDF
Nortel-LGE Joint Venture Order
  • Closing terms vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate; sale proceeds to be placed in a single purpose bank account
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) · nominee/assignee an Affiliate or Affiliates of the Purchaser in accordance with Section 8.3(a) of the Purchase Agreement · certain shares owned by NNL of LG-Nortel Co. Ltd. · share sale · approved
  • Sealed items confidential appendix "C" to the Forty-Fourth Report
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Motion Record of PPF and Trustee Part 6 of 6PDF
The purpose of this Forty-Fourth Report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Fourth Report") is to provide information regarding, and the Monitor's support for, the Applicants' motion seeking approval of the transactions contemplated by: • a share purchase agreement dated April 21, 2010 (the "LGN Sale Agreement"), amongst NNL and Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (Publ) ("Ericsson") in respect of the sale of NNL's shares of LG-Nortel Co. Ltd. ("LGN"); and • a termination agreement dated April 21, 2010 (the "Termination Agreement") between LG Electronics Inc. ("LGE"), NNL and Nortel Networks Korea Limited ("NN Korea"); and to provide an update on certain matters relating to the CCAA proceedings
  • Process results 36 solicited · 21 NDAs
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (Publ) · the sale of NNL's shares of LG-Nortel Co. Ltd. ("LGN") · share sale · proposed
  • Sale advisor Goldman Sachs & Co. and Goldman Sachs (Asia) L.L.C. (financial advisor)
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — The Monitor's report seeks approval of the transactions contemplated by the LGN Sale Agreement and Termination Agreement
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Amended Notice of Motion
  • Counsel Rochon Genova LLP
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Order Enforcing Final Funding Order of Ontario Court, filed
  • Order date 21 January 2010
  • Sealed items Confidential Appendix D to the Thirty-Fifth Report (unredacted Canadian Funding Agreement)
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Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Service OrderPDF
Amended Notice of Motion to Validate Service
  • Counsel Rochon Genova LLP
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Brief of Authorities of the Applicants Respondents on AppealPDF
Factum of the Applicants Respondents on AppealPDF
Motion Record of the Nortel Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Leave to Appeal Part 1PDF
Motion Record of the Nortel Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Leave to Appeal Part 2PDF
Motion Record of the Nortel Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Leave to Appeal Part 3PDF
Motion Record of the Nortel Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Leave to Appeal Part 4PDF
Motion Record of the Nortel Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Leave to Appeal Part 5PDF
Motion Record of the Nortel Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Leave to Appeal Part 6PDF
Motion Record of the Nortel Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Leave to Appeal Part 7PDF
Motion Record of the Nortel Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Leave to Appeal Part 8PDF
Motion Record of the Nortel Objecting LTD Beneficiaries Leave to Appeal Part 9PDF
Motion Record to Validate ServicePDF
Notice of Motion of PPF and TrusteePDF
Responding Motion Record of the Applicants Respondents on AppealPDF
Factum Motion for Leave to Appeal
  • Counsel Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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Factum Motion to Expedite Appeal
  • Counsel Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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Motion Record Recognition of U.S. CFA Order, returnablePDF
Motion Record Stay Extension and Various Relief, returnablePDF
Notice of Motion for Leave to Appeal
  • Counsel Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
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Notice of Motion to Expedite Appeal
  • Counsel Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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Recognition of the U.S. CFA Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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The purpose of this forty-third report of the Monitor (the "Forty-Third Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at March 27, 2010; b) actual receipts and disbursements from January 3, 2010 to March 27, 2010; c) cash flow forecast for the period from March 28, 2010 to July 22, 2010; d) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); e) employee settlement status; f) status of Health and Welfare Trust; g) progress on restructuring; h) status of foreign proceedings; and i) Applicants' request for an extension of the stay of proceedings until July 22, 2010PDF
Notice of Motion ebayEscrow FundsPDF
Affidavit of Greg Last, swornPDF
Affidavit of Maureen Wallace, sworn
  • Counsel Rochon Genova LLP
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Approving and Authorizing Actions Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Endorsement Objecting LTD Beneficiaries MotionPDF
Motion Record Amended and Restated Settlement Agreement, returnablePDF
Motion Record Approving and Authorizing Actions, returnablePDF
Motion Record for Former Employees and Disabled Employees, returnable
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
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Motion Record of the Objecting LTD Beneficiaries, returnablePDF
Notice of Motion in respect of a Motion Seeking an Extension of the Benefit, returnablePDF
Settlement Approval Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Affidavit of David Sproule, unswornPDF
Affidavit of Michael Campbell, sworn
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
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Affidavit of Susan Kennedy (unsworn)PDF
Factum of Opposing LTD Beneficiaries
  • Counsel Amended Settlement Agreement Approval ROCHON GENOVA LLP
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GSM-GSMR Escrow Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record GSM-GSMR Business Escrow Agreement, returnablePDF
The purpose of this Forty-Second Report of the Monitor ("Forty-Second Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with: (a) information about the entering into of an amended and restated settlement agreement dated as of March 30, 2010 (the "Amended and Restated Settlement Agreement") among the Applicants, the Monitor, the Former Employee Representatives ( on their own behalf and on behalf of the parties they represent), the LTD Employee Representative ( on her own behalf and on behalf of the parties she represents), the Former Employees' Representative Counsel, the LTD Beneficiaries' Representative Counsel and the CAW (the "Settlement Parties") following issuance of this Honourable Court's reasons released March 26, 2010; and (b) the Monitor's recommendation for approval of the Amended and Restated Settlement Agreement and the making of the Settlement Approval Order in substantially the form as submitted by the Applicants and attached at Tab 5 of the within motion record (the "Settlement Approval Order")PDF
Order re Leave to Appeal to Supreme Court of CanadaPDF
The purpose of this forty-first report of the Monitor ("Forty-First Report") is to advise this Honourable Court with respect to the following: (a) the Applicants' motion seeking an Order reducing the Directors and Officers ("D&O") charge granted pursuant to the provisions of the Initial Order from $90 million to $45 million and to provide the Monitor's support thereof; (b) the Applicants' motion seeking an Order to cap the permitted proven claims against the Applicants' directors and officers in respect of certain D&O liabilities and to provide the Monitor's support thereof; (c) the Applicants' request for an Order providing approval to enter: (i) into a trust indenture (the "Cascade Trust Indenture") in conjunction with NNI, establishing an indemnification trust in the amount of US $35 million (the "Trust") for the benefit of certain directors, officers and/or agents of certain non-filed direct or indirect subsidiaries of NNL (the "Beneficiaries"); and (ii) a related side agreement (the "Cascade Side Agreement" and together with the Cascade Trust Indenture the "Cascade Trust Documents") governing the ultimate allocation of the amounts contributed to the Trust by each of NNL and NNI; and ( d) the filing of a non-redacted copy of the Cascade Trust Indenture with this Honourable Court under sealPDF
MEN Escrow Agreement Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record MEN Escrow Agreement, returnablePDF
Recognition of GSM-GSM-R Sale Order
  • Closing terms Order authorizing and approving sale of Purchased Assets to the Purchaser subject to entry of definitive documentation and consummation of Transactions upon satisfaction of conditions under the North American Purchase Agreement
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Order date 15 March 2010
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • + 2 more extracted facts
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Recognition of U.S. MEN Sale Order
  • Order date 15 March 2010
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — the sale of certain assets in respect of the Applicants' Metro Ethernet Networks business to Ciena Corporation is hereby recognized and shall be implemented and be effective in Canada in accordance with its terms
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Special Incentive Plan OrderPDF
Supplemental Motion Record of the Opposing LTD EmployeesPDF
MEN Side Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record Metro Ethernet Networks Business Side Agreement, returnablePDF
Affidavit of Lynne Mattes Reservation of Rights of The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Nortel Networks IncPDF
Brief of Authorities of the Dissenting LTD BeneficiariesPDF
CVAS Approval and Vesting Order
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction/waiver of closing conditions.
  • Order date 3 March 2010
  • Purchaser GENBAND Inc. · nominee/assignee Designated Purchaser · certain assets of the Sellers' Carrier Voice Over IP and Application Solutions business (the "CVAS Business") as described therein (the "Assets") · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — Transaction approved
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Factum of Dissenting LTD BeneficiariesPDF
Motion Record Approval and Vesting Order CVAS Business, returnablePDF
Motion Record CAW-Canada, returnablePDF
Motion Record Nortel Special Incentive Plan, returnablePDF
Motion Record Settlement Agreement, returnablePDF
Motion Record eBay Escrow Funds , returnablePDF
Notice of Motion Opposing LTD Employees, returnablePDF
Order Enforcing Order of Ontario Ct re Sale of Certain GSM=GSM-R Assets, filed
  • Closing terms Vesting effective upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of purchase price and satisfaction/waiver of closing conditions
  • Order date 2 December 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ) · nominee/assignee Designated Purchaser · certain assets relating to the Sellers' GSM and GSM-R business · asset sale · approved
  • + 2 more extracted facts
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Order Enforcing Order of Ontario Ct re Sale of MEN Assets, filed
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price, satisfaction/waiver of Article IX closing conditions, and completion of the Transaction.
  • Order date 2 December 2009
  • Purchaser Ciena Corporation · nominee/assignee Designated Purchaser · certain assets relating to Nortel's Metro Ethernet Networks business · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — The Transaction is hereby approved.
  • + 1 more extracted fact
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Responding Motion Record of Former Employees and Disabled Employees returnablePDF
Responding Motion Record of the Former Employees and Disabled Employees returnablePDF
Affidavit of Jennifer Holley (Opposing LTD Employee), swornPDF
Book of Authorities of the CAW-CanadaPDF
Brief of Authorities on behalf of The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Nortel Networks IncPDF
Factum CAW-CanadaPDF
Factum of Former Employees and Disabled EmployeesPDF
Factum of the ApplicantsPDF
Factum of the MonitorPDF
Factum on behalf of The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Nortel Networks IncPDF
Reply Affidavit of Susan Kennedy, swornPDF
Supplemental Motion Record on behalf of The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Nortel Networks IncPDF
Supplementary Motion Record of the CAW-Canada Part 1 of 2PDF
Supplementary Motion Record of the CAW-Canada Part 2 of 2PDF
The purpose of this Supplement to the Thirty-Seventh Report of the Monitor (the"Supplement") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding certain changes to the Nortel Special Incentive Plan since the filing of the Thirty­Seventh Report of the Monitor (the ''Thirty-Seventh Report") dated February 11, 2010PDF
Written Submissions of the Informal Nortel Noteholder Group
  • Counsel Bennett Jones LLP
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Affidavit of Jarvis Hetu, swornPDF
Blacklined Settlement OrderPDF
Book of Authorities of the Former Employees' and Disabled Employees'PDF
Letter to Service List
  • Counsel BLANEY McMURTRY LLP
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Notice of Appearance - The Northern Trust Company, CanadaPDF
This second supplement to the Thirty-Ninth Report of the Monitor ("Second Supplemental Thirty-Ninth Report") is provided in reference to the Monitor's Thirty­Ninth Report dated February 18, 2010 (the "Thirty-Ninth Report") and to the Notice Procedure Order granted by this Honourable Court on February 9, 2010 (the "Notice Procedure Order"). The purpose of this Second Supplemental Thirty-Ninth Report is to provide: (a) the Service List with notice of the Notices of Appearance received by the Monitor and its counsel, Goodmans LLP, on or before the Notice of Appearance Bar Date that have not subsequently been withdrawn; (b) an update on the notice and opposition process; (c) an update on discussions the Monitor has had with the one former employee who opted out of representation by the Former Employees' Representatives and the Former Employees' Representative Counsel; and (d) an update on inquiries the Monitor, its counsel and Settlement Representative Counsel have received relating to the Settlement from Affected Settlement Notice PartiesPDF
Affidavit of Diane A Urquhart (Opposing LTD Employee), sworn Part 1 of 2PDF
Affidavit of Diane A Urquhart (Opposing LTD Employee), sworn Part 2 of 2PDF
Affidavit of Jackie Bodie (Opposing LTD Employee), sworn
  • Counsel Avocats ROCHON GENOVA LLP
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Affidavit of Joseph Gregory McAvoy (Opposing LTD Employee), sworn
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
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Affidavit of Peter Burns (Opposing LTD Employee), swornPDF
Book of Authorities of the MonitorPDF
The Pension Regulator (UK) Order
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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The purpose of this Fortieth Report of the Monitor (the "Fortieth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of substantially all of Nortel's Carrier Voice and Application Solutions business (the "CVAS Business") pursuant to an asset sale agreement dated December 22, 2009 (the "GENBAND Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNT (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and GENBAND Inc ("GENBAND" or the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereofPDF
Brief of Authorities of the ApplicantsPDF
Motion Record of the Monitor, Ernst & Young Part 2 of 4, returnablePDF
Motion Record of the Monitor, Ernst & Young Part 3 of 4, returnablePDF
Motion Record of the Monitor, Ernst & Young Part 4 of 4, returnablePDF
Motion Record of the Monitor, Ernst & Young, Part 1 of 4, returnablePDF
Affidavit of Christopher George Nugee QC, swornPDF
Affidavit of David Wyndham Davies, sworn Part 1 of 2PDF
Affidavit of David Wyndham Davies, sworn Part 2 of 2PDF
Affirmation of Robert Wallace Ham QC, affirmed Part 1 of 4PDF
Affirmation of Robert Wallace Ham QC, affirmed Part 2 of 4PDF
Affirmation of Robert Wallace Ham QC, affirmed Part 3 of 4PDF
Affirmation of Robert Wallace Ham QC, affirmed Part 4 of 4PDF
Brief of Authorities of the Trustee and PPF Part 1 of 3PDF
Brief of Authorities of the Trustee and PPF Part 2 of 3PDF
Brief of Authorities of the Trustee and PPF Part 3 of 3PDF
Compendium of the ApplicantsPDF
Responding Factum of Trustee and PPF
  • Counsel Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
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Affidavit of Simon Mortimore QC, sworn Part 1 of 5PDF
Affidavit of Simon Mortimore QC, sworn Part 2 of 5PDF
Affidavit of Simon Mortimore QC, sworn Part 3 of 5PDF
Affidavit of Simon Mortimore QC, sworn Part 4 of 5PDF
Affidavit of Simon Mortimore QC, sworn Part 5 of 5PDF
Brief of Authorities of the UK Pensions Regulator Part 1 of 4
  • Counsel Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
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Brief of Authorities of the UK Pensions Regulator Part 2 of 4PDF
Brief of Authorities of the UK Pensions Regulator Part 3 of 4PDF
Brief of Authorities of the UK Pensions Regulator Part 4 of 4PDF
Responding Factum of the UK Pensions Regulator
  • Counsel Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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Supplement to Thirty-Ninth Report of the MonitorPDF
This supplement to the Thirty-Ninth Report of the Monitor ("Supplemental Thirty­Ninth Report") is provided in reference to the Monitor's Thirty-Ninth Report dated February 18, 2010 (the "Thirty-Ninth Report"). The purpose of this Supplemental Thirty-Ninth Report is to provide: (a) copies of additional information the Monitor received from Mercer following issuance of the Thirty-Ninth Report regarding Canadian non-pension post­employment benefits and post-retirement benefits (collectively, the "Non-Pension Benefits"); (b) clarification on the summary table included m the Thirty-Ninth Report at paragraph 42; and (c) an update on inquiries the Monitor, its counsel and Settlement Representative Counsel have received relating to the Settlement from Affected Settlement Notice PartiesPDF
Joint Brief of Authorities of Applicants Part 1 of 4PDF
Joint Brief of Authorities of Applicants Part 2 of 4PDF
Joint Brief of Authorities of Applicants Part 3 of 4PDF
Joint Brief of Authorities of Applicants Part 4 of 4PDF
The purpose of this Thirty-Ninth Report of the Monitor ("Thirty-Ninth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with: (a) information about the process leading up to the settlement (the "Settlement") reached among the Applicants, the Monitor, the Former Employee Representatives ( on their own behalf and on behalf of the parties they represent), the LTD Employee Representative ( on her own behalf and on behalf of the parties she represents), the Former Employees' Representative Counsel, the LTD Beneficiaries' Representative Counsel and the CAW (the "Settlement Parties") regarding certain issues related to, among other things, the Applicants' registered Pension Plans, certain employee benefits for Pensioners and LTD Beneficiaries among others (the "Benefits") and certain employment related issues; (b) an update on the Settlement notice process approved by Order of this Honourable Court dated February 9, 2010 (the "Notice Procedure Order"); (c) information concerning the Benefits and the Applicants' Health and Welfare Trust (the "HWT") to the extent relevant, including the manner and nature of payments, and the Applicants' Pension Plans; (d) an analysis of the Settlement and related documentation and the impact on applicable stakeholders; (e) information related to the Applicants' financial capacity to fulfil the terms of the Settlement; and (f) the Monitor's recommendation for approval of the Settlement and the making of the Settlement Approval Order in substantially the form as submitted by the Applicants (the "Settlement Approval Order")PDF
Thirty-Ninth Report of the Monitor, Part 1 of 2PDF
Thirty-Ninth Report of the Monitor, Part 2 of 2PDF
The purpose of this Thirty-Eighth Report (the "Thirty-Eighth Report") is to provide an overview of the proceedings commenced by The Pensions Regulator (United Kingdom) against NNC and NNL and to provide support for the Monitor's motion seeking the relief outlined in the Notice of MotionPDF
The purpose of this Thirty-Seventh report of the Monitor (the ''Thirty-Seventh Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information in connection with the following: a) the Nortel Special Incentive Plan; b) the Applicants' request for a court-ordered charge in the CCAA Proceedings relating lo certain amounts payable pursuant to the Nortel Special Incentive Plan; c) the Applicants' request for a Reserve Pool (defined later in this Report); d) the Applicants' request with respect to timing of the payment of certain amounts relating lo the 2009 KEIP and 2009 KERP (as defined later in this Report): and e) Applicants' request for the sealing or the Confidential Supplement to the Thirty-Seventh Report and attached appendicesPDF
Notice LetterPDF
Motion Record Former Employee Settlement Notice Procedure, returnablePDF
Notice Procedure Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
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Notice of AppearancePDF
Settlement AgreementPDF
The purpose of this Thirty-Sixth Report of the Monitor ("Thirty-Sixth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking an Order (the "Notice Procedure Order") approving: • a service and notice process m respect of a settlement reached among the Applicants, the Monitor, the Settlement Employee Representatives ( on their own behalf and on behalf of the parties they represent), the Former Employees' Representative Counsel, LTD Beneficiaries' Representative Counsel and CAW (as subsequently defined) (collectively, the "Settlement Parties") for the benefit of the Applicants and all of their stakeholders regarding certain issues related to, among other things, the Applicants' pension plans, Health and Welfare Trust (the "HWT") and certain employment related issues (the "Settlement"); • the procedure for the filing of a notice of intent to appear and oppose the Settlement in a prescribed form; and • the setting of a bar date to file such notice of intent to appear and oppose the Settlement and to provide the Monitor's support thereofPDF
Endorsement, dated February 9,PDF
Supplementary Reasons
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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avis concernant les demandes d’indemnité pour difficultés d’existencePDF
Approval of Funding and Stay Extension Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record Approval of Funding and Stay Extension, returnablePDF
This supplement to the thirty-fifth report of the Monitor ("Supplemental Thirty-Fifth Report") is provided in reference to the Monitor's Thirty-Fifth Report. The purpose of this Supplemental Thirty-Fifth Report is to provide additional information regarding the objections filed by the Joint Administrators on January 20, 2010, with respect to the Applicants' motion for approval of the CFSA, including certain information regarding amounts payable and receivable among certain Nortel entities pursuant to transfer pricing arrangements and distribution agreements (collectively "TPA")PDF
Affidavit of Alan Bloom, sworn
  • Counsel Toronto DAVIES WARD PHILLIPS & VINEBERG LLP
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Exhibits to Affidavit of Alan BloomPDF
Factum of the Respondent
  • Counsel Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
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Ravelston CasePDF
The purpose of this thirty-fifth report of the Monitor (the "Thirty-Fifth Report") is to report to this Honourable Court on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at January 2, 2010; b) actual receipts and disbursements from November 29, 2009 to January 2, 2010; c) cash flow forecast for the period from January 3 to April 24, 2010; d) Canadian Funding and Settlement Agreement ("CFSA"); e) advanced pricing agreement; f) NNI Loan Agreement; g) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSP A"); h) status of foreign proceedings; i) progress on restructuring; j) request for an extension of the stay of proceedings until April 23, 2010; and k) Advanced Pricing Agreement with Canada Revenue Agency
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 18 Dec 2009; Closed · 13 Nov 2009
  • Purchaser unnamed purchaser · the sale of the Enterprise assets · asset sale · $874 USD · closed; GENBAND Inc. (stalking horse) · substantially all of Nortel's CVAS assets · asset sale · $282 USD · approved
  • Recovery outcome Entries: per estimated · Stated on: 2010-01-18 · Table missing:
  • Stalking horse Stalking horse GENBAND Inc. $282 USD
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CVAS Business Bidding Procedures Order
  • Bid deadline 23 February 2010
  • Break fee $5M USD
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Order date 6 January 2010
  • + 4 more extracted facts
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Motion Record CVAS Bidding Procedure, returnablePDF
Affidavit of Lynne Mattes re Objection
  • Counsel Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
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The purpose of this Thirty-Fourth Report of the Monitor (the "Thirty-Fourth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking: • approval of an asset sale agreement dated December 22, 2009 (the "GENBAND Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and GENBAND Inc. ("GENBAND" or the "Purchaser") in respect of the sale of substantially all of the assets of Nortel's Carrier Voice and Application Solutions business (the "CV AS Business") as a "stalking horse" agreement; • a sealing order in respect of the exhibits and the Sellers Disclosure Schedule to the GENBAND Agreement for the reasons set out below; • approval of the Bidding Procedures; • approval of the terms and conditions of the Break-Up Fee and Expense Reimbursement (each as defined below); and • an order authorizing and directing NNC to pay 1/3 of the Incentive Fee and approving the Incentive Fee Side Letter, and to provide the Monitor's support thereofPDF
Genband Asset Sale AgreementPDF
Motion Record Stay Extension, returnablePDF
Affidavit of Anna Ventresca, swornPDF
Endorsement, Stay ExtensionPDF
Enterprise Solutions Business Escrow Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record Enterprise Solutions Business Escrow Agreement, returnablePDF
Endorsement, Enterprise Solutions Business Escrow AgreementPDF
The purpose of this thirty-third report of the Monitor (the "Thirty-Third Report") is to report on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at November 28, 2009; b) actual receipts and disbursements from October 4, 2009 to November 28, 2009; c) cash flow forecast for the period from November 29, 2009 to February 28, 2010; d) NNI Loan agreement; e) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); f) status of foreign proceedings; g) progress on restructuring; and h) request for an extension of the stay of proceedings to January 29, 2010
  • Closing confirmed Closed · 13 Nov 2009; Closed · 8 Dec 2009; Closed · date not stated
  • Purchaser Ericsson · CDMA / LTE Access assets · asset sale · $1 USD · closed; Avaya Inc. · Enterprise Solutions business · asset sale · approved; Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) · GSM business · asset sale · approved; Ciena Corporation · certain assets of the Metro Ethernet Networks business · auction · approved; purchaser of Next Generation Packet Core Business, unnamed · Next Generation Packet Core Business · asset sale · $10 USD · closed; purchaser of 195 The West Mall furniture and other assets, unnamed · certain furniture and other assets located at 195 The West Mall, Toronto, Ontario · asset sale · closed
  • Sale outcome Liquidation in progress — Progress on restructuring across multiple business unit sales, with several closed and others pending closing.
  • Stalking horse Stalking horse Nokia Siemens Networks B.V.
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APAC Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Approval of Flextronics Settlement Amended Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Approval of Next Generation Packet Core Business Escrow Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Extension of Employee Hardship Application Process Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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GSM-GSM-R Business Approval and Vesting Order
  • Closing terms Vesting effective upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price, satisfaction/waiver of Article VIII conditions, and completion of the Transaction.
  • Order date 2 December 2009
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ) · certain assets relating to the Sellers' GSM and GSM-R business · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — Transaction approved subject to US Bankruptcy Court approval
  • + 1 more extracted fact
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Metro Ethernet Networks Business Approval and Vesting Order
  • Closing terms vesting effective upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction of Closing conditions
  • Purchaser Ciena Corporation · nominee/assignee Designated Purchaser · certain assets relating to Nortel's Metro Ethernet Networks business · asset sale · approved
  • Sealed items confidential appendix "D" to the Twenty-Eighth Report
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Motion Record Approval and Vesting Order - GSM GSM-R Business, returnablePDF
Motion Record Approval of Flextronics Settlement, returnablePDF
Motion Record Approval of Various Relief, returnablePDF
Motion Record MEN Business Approval and Vesting Order, returnablePDF
Next Generation Packet Core Business Amended Approval and Vesting Order, amended
  • Order date 28 October 2009
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — Transaction approved subject to U.S. Bankruptcy Court approval
  • Sealed items Confidential Appendix "B" to the Twenty-Sixth Report
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Motion Record Sun Life Annuity Plans, returnablePDF
Order Enforcing GSM-GSM-R Bidding Procedures, filedPDF
Order Enforcing MEN Bidding Procedures, filedPDF
Order Enforcing Ontario Court Order re Sale of Certain Assets, filedPDF
Order Enforcing Order of Ontario Ct Approving Sale of Certain AssetsPDF
The purpose of this Thirty-Second report of the Monitor (the "Thirty-Second Report") is to report on the following matters: a) Northern Telecom Health & Welfare Trust (the "HWT"); and b) employee hardship application processPDF
The purpose of this Thirtieth Report of the Monitor (the “Thirtieth Report”) is to seek the approval of this Honourable Court of the Asia Restructuring Agreement dated as of November 5, 2009 amongst the US Debtors, the Applicants, the EMEA Debtors and the APAC Entities (the “APAC Agreement”). The APAC Agreement is also subject to approval by the U.S. Court at a joint hearing that has been scheduled for December 2, 2009. A copy of the APAC Agreement is attached as Appendix “A” to this Thirtieth Report. Those entities from the Asian-Pacific (“APAC”) region participating in the APAC Agreement are listed in Schedule 4 to the APAC Agreement (the “APAC Entities”)PDF
The purpose of this Twenty-Eighth Report of the Monitor (the "Twenty-Eighth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of substantially all of Nortel's Metro Ethernet Networks business (the "MEN Business") pursuant to an amended and restated asset sale agreement dated November 24, 2009 (the "Ciena Final Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and Ciena Corporation ("Ciena" or the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereofPDF
The purpose of this Twenty-Ninth Report of the Monitor (the "Twenty-Ninth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of: • the sale of certain assets associated with Nortel's North American GSM and GSM-R Business (the "North American GSM Business") pursuant to an asset sale agreement dated November 24, 2009 (the "Ericsson Agreement"), amongst NNC, NNI and NNL (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Sellers") and Telefoneaktiebolaget L M Ericsson Publ ("Ericsson" or the "Purchaser"); and • a termination fee agreement dated November 24, 2009 (the "Termination Fee Agreement") between the Main Sellers and Ericsson; and to provide the Monitor's support thereofPDF
The purpose of this thirty first report of the Monitor (the “Thirty-First Report”) is to seek the approval of this Honourable Court with respect to: a) a settlement and release agreement dated November 20, 2009 entered into between the Applicants, U.S. Debtors and Nortel Networks B.V., Nortel Networks (Ireland) Limited, Nortel Networks Hispania, Nortel Networks S.A. and NNUK (collectively the “EMEA Entities”) and the Joint Administrators, acting on behalf of the EMEA Entities (the Applicants, U.S. Debtors, and EMEA Entities are collectively referred to herein as “Nortel Entities”) with Flextronics Corporation (“FC”), Flextronics Telecom Systems Ltd. (“FTS”) and certain affiliates of FC and FTS that are signatories thereto (collectively “Flextronics”) (the “Settlement and Release Agreement”) (the Nortel Entities, Flextronics and the Joint Administrators are collectively referred to herein as the “Parties”); b) a side agreement dated November 20, 2009 entered into between the Nortel Entities and the Joint Administrators (the “Side Agreement “and together with the Settlement and Release Agreement the “Settlement Documents”); and c) filing of certain portions of the Settlement Documents under sealPDF
Appendix A
  • Presiding officer Judge Kevin Gross
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Court of Appeal DecisionPDF
Appendix BPDF
Factum of ApplicantsPDF
Appendix CPDF
Ciena Sale AgreementPDF
Ericsson Sale AgreementPDF
Appendix D
  • Counsel Goodmans LLP
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Appendix D and BackpagePDF
Book of Authorities of Former Employees - Part IPDF
Factum of Certain Former Employees re: Sun Life Annuity Plan
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
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Supplementary Responding Motion Record of Former Employees of NortelPDF
Approval of Sale of Strandherd Lands Order
  • Closing terms Vesting effective upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of Purchase Price and satisfaction of Sale Agreement conditions
  • Order date 19 November 2009
  • Purchaser 561121 Ontario Inc. · nominee/assignee Strandherd Road Inc. · the Lands · real property · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — Transaction approved
  • + 1 more extracted fact
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Book of Authorities of Former Employees - Part IIPDF
Motion Record Sale of Strandherd Property, returnablePDF
Factum of the Informal Nortel Noteholders
  • Counsel Bennett Jones LLP
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Book of Authorities of the Informal Nortel NoteholderPDF
Brief of Authorities Part 1 of 2PDF
The purpose of this Twenty-Seventh Report of the Monitor ("Twenty-Seventh Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of vacant lands in Ottawa, Ontario (the "Lands") pursuant to an agreement of purchase and sale dated October 8, 2009 (the "Agreement"), between NNL and 561121 Ontario Inc. (the "Purchaser"), an affiliate of The Regional Group of Companies Inc. ("Regional"), and to provide the Monitor's support for the proposed transaction
  • Process results 107 solicited · 3 qualified bids · 3 bids · as of 16 Nov 2009
  • Purchaser 561121 Ontario Inc. · nominee/assignee Strandherd Road Inc. · vacant lands in Ottawa, Ontario (the "Lands") · real property · $8.85M · proposed
  • Sale advisor DTZ Ballicke (financial advisor); Altus Group Limited (financial advisor)
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of vacant lands to 561121 Ontario Inc., recommended by the Monitor
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Brief of Authorities Part 2 of 2PDF
Approval of CDMA Escrow Agreement Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Wilton-Siegel
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Factum of the ApplicantPDF
Responding Motion Record of Former Employees of NortelPDF
Recognition of U.S. Avaya Sale Order
  • Order date 6 November 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Purchaser Avaya Inc. · certain assets of, and equity interests in, the Debtors' Enterprise Solutions Business · assets and shares · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — recognition of the U.S. Avaya Sale Order approving the sale of the Enterprise Solutions Business
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Recognition of U.S. GSM-GSM-R Bidding Procedures Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Order date 6 November 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — recognition of the U.S. GSM/GSM-R Bidding Procedures Order authorizing bidding procedures for the sale of the GSM/GSM-R Business assets
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Recognition of U.S. MEN Bidding Procedures Order
  • Order date 6 November 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Purchaser Ciena Corporation (stalking horse) · the Purchased Assets · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — Recognition of the U.S. bidding procedures order approving stalking horse agreement, bidding procedures, and bid protections
  • + 2 more extracted facts
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Amendment to Approval and Vesting Order
  • Order date 28 October 2009
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ) · nominee/assignee any Designated Purchaser · certain assets relating to Nortel's CDMA business and LTE business · asset sale · approved
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Approval and Vesting Next Generation Packet Core Business Order
  • Closing terms Vesting effective upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate
  • Order date 28 October 2009
  • Purchaser Hitachi, Ltd. · nominee/assignee Designated Purchaser · certain assets · asset sale · approved
  • Sealed items Confidential Appendix "B" to the Twenty-Sixth Report
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Canadian GSPA and Stay Extension Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Endorsement Next Generation Packet Core BusinessPDF
Endorsment re Canadian GSPA and Stay ExtensionPDF
Motion Record Next Generation Packet Core Business, returnablePDF
Motion Record SDPA and Stay Extension, returnablePDF
The purpose of this Twenty-Sixth Report of the Monitor (the "Twenty-Sixth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of Nortel's Next Generation Packet Core research and development activities (the "NG-PC Business") pursuant to a transaction agreement dated October 25, 2009 (the "Transaction Agreement"), amongst NNL, NNI ( collectively, the "Sellers") and Hitachi, Ltd.("Hitachi" or the "Purchaser") and certain other transaction documents (collectively, the "Successful Bid"), and to provide the Monitor's support thereof
  • Process results 34 solicited · 1 qualified bids · 1 bids
  • Purchaser Hitachi, Ltd. · Nortel's Next Generation Packet Core research and development activities (the 'NG-PC Business') · asset sale · $10M USD · approved
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — Monitor recommends approval of the Successful Bid with Hitachi and vesting of the Assets, hearings scheduled for October 28, 2009
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The purpose of this twenty-fifth report of the Monitor (the "Twenty-Fifth Report") is to report on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at October 3, 2009; b) actual receipts and disbursements from July I 2, 2009 to October 3, 2009; c) cash flow forecast for the period from October 4, 2009 to December 31, 2009; d) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); e) update on the CCAA claims process; f) status of foreign proceedings; g) the Applicants' progress on restructuring; and h) the Applicants' request for an extension of the stay of proceedings to December 18, 2009
  • Purchaser Avaya Inc. · the ES business · asset sale · $900M USD · approved; Ciena Corporation (stalking horse) · substantially all of its Metro Ethernet Networks business · asset sale · $390M USD · proposed; successful purchaser of GSM/GSM-R business assets to be determined by auction · certain assets associated with Nortel's GSM / GSM-R business · auction · proposed; successful purchaser of Next Generation Packet Core business assets, not yet determined · certain assets associated with Nortel's Next Generation Packet Core business · asset sale · proposed
  • Stalking horse Stalking horse Ciena Corporation $390M USD
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GSM-GSMR Business Bidding Procedures Order
  • Bid deadline 5 November 2009
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Order date 15 October 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • + 2 more extracted facts
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Metro Ethernet Networks Business Bidding Procedures Order
  • Bid deadline 9 November 2009
  • Break fee $16M USD
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Order date 15 October 2009
  • + 6 more extracted facts
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Motion Record GSM/GSM-R Business Bidding Procedures, returnablePDF
Motion Record Metro Ethernet Networks Business Bidding Procedures, returnablePDF
Endorsement re: GSM-GSMR Business Bidding Procedures OrderPDF
Endorsement re: Metro Ethernet Networks Business Bidding Procedures OrderPDF
The purpose of this supplemental twenty-third report of the Monitor ("Supplemental Twenty-Third Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with the form of asset sale agreement to be provided to potential buyers in connection with the sale of certain assets (the "Assets") associated with Nortel's GSM / GSM-R business (the "GSM Business")
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — The purpose of this supplemental twenty-third report of the Monitor is to provide this Honourable Court with the form of asset sale agreement to be provided to potential buyers in connection with the sale of certain assets associated with Nortel's GSM / GSM-R business
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The purpose of this twenty-fourth Report of the Monitor ("Twenty-Fourth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of: • an asset sale agreement dated October 7, 2009 (the "Ciena Agreement") amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers" and, with the Main Sellers, the "Sellers"), and Ciena Corporation ("Ciena" or the "Purchaser") in respect of the sale of substantially all of the Metro Ethernet Networks business (the "MEN Business") as a "stalking horse" agreement; • a sealing order in respect of the exhibits and sellers disclosure schedules (the "Sellers Disclosure Schedules") to the Ciena Agreement for the reasons set out below; • the Bidding Procedures (as defined below); • the terms and conditions of the Break-Up Fee and Expense Reimbursement (as defined below); and • a letter of intent (the "Montreal LOI") between NNL and Breof/Belmont Ban G.P. Limited (the "Montreal Landlord"), with respect to the amendment of the current lease agreement in respect of certain property located in St. Laurent, Quebec (the "Montreal Premises"), which property is currently utilized in connection with the MEN Business; and to provide the Monitor's support thereof
  • Process results 3 bids · as of 13 Oct 2009
  • Purchaser Ciena Corporation (stalking horse) · the sale of substantially all of the Metro Ethernet Networks business (the "MEN Business") · asset sale · proposed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — Motion seeking approval of the Ciena Agreement as stalking horse and Bidding Procedures
  • Stalking horse Stalking horse Ciena Corporation
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Twenty-Fourth Report of the Monitor Part 2 of 5PDF
Twenty-Fourth Report of the Monitor Part 3 of 5PDF
Twenty-Fourth Report of the Monitor Part 4 of 5PDF
Twenty-Fourth Report of the Monitor Part 5 of 5PDF
Revised Form of Asset Sale AgreementPDF
The purpose of this twenty-third Report of the Monitor ("Twenty-Third Report") is to provide support for the Applicants' motion with respect to approval to conduct a sale process (the "Sale Process") to market certain assets (the "Assets") associated with Nortel's GSM / GSM-R business (the "GSM Business")
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — Motion for approval of the Sale Procedures to market the GSM Business assets
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Amended and Restated Claims Procedure Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Lease Termination and New Lease Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record Lease Termination and New Lease Agreements, returnablePDF
Motion Record Next Generation Packet Core Business Sale Procedure, returnablePDF
Next Generation Packet Core Sale Procedures Order
  • Bid deadline 16 October 2009
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Order date 29 September 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • + 2 more extracted facts
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Endorsement Next Generation Packet Core Sale ProceduresPDF
Endorsement re Lease Termination and New Lease OrderPDF
Responding Applicants Joint Compendium Volume 1 of 3PDF
Responding Applicants Joint Compendium Volume 2 of 3 Part 1PDF
Responding Applicants Joint Compendium Volume 2 of 3 Part 2PDF
Responding Applicants Joint Compendium Volume 3 of 3PDF
Responding Factum of The Informal Noteholder GroupPDF
The purpose of this twenty-second report of the Monitor (the “Twenty-Second Report”) is to provide this Honourable Court with an update with respect to the following matters: a) approval of a vesting order for the sale of certain fixed assets located at Nortel’s head office in Etobicoke, Ontario; b) approval of the execution of a lease termination agreement and new lease agreement between NNL and the landlord at Nortel's head office, including approval of an undertaking by NNL to not repudiate the new lease; c) status of the Compensation Claims process; d) interim results of the employee hardship program; e) activities arising from various representative counsel orders including notices and receipt of opt-out letters; and f) update on other proceedings
  • Purchaser Former Landlord · Office Assets (fixed assets located at Nortel's head office in Etobicoke, Ontario) · asset sale · $497K CDN · proposed; Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (Publ) · certain CDMA and LTE assets of the Carrier business · auction · approved; Avaya Inc. · Solutions Business (Enterprise Solutions business) · auction · approved
  • Sale advisor Danbury Sales Inc. (liquidator)
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The purpose of this Twenty-First Report of the Monitor (the "Twenty-First Report") is to provide support for the Applicants' motion with respect to approval to conduct a sales process (the "Sales Process") to market certain assets (the "Assets") associated with Nortel's Next Generation Packet Core ("NG-PC") research and development ("R&D") activities
  • Process results 9 solicited · 5 NDAs
  • Sale advisor Lazard Frères & Co. (financial advisor)
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — Motion for approval of a Sales Process to market the NG-PC Assets, with hearings scheduled to approve an eventual sale
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Appellants' Appeal Book & Compendium CAW Volume 1 (Part 1 of 2)PDF
Appellants' Appeal Book & Compendium CAW Volume 1 (Part 2 of 2)PDF
Appellants' Appeal Book & Compendium CAW Volume 2 (Part 1 of 2)PDF
Appellants' Appeal Book & Compendium CAW Volume 2 (Part 2 of 2)PDF
Appellants' Appeal Book & Compendium CAW Volume 3 (Part 1 of 2)PDF
Approval and Vesting Order Enterprise Solutions Business
  • Closing terms Vesting effective upon delivery of Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of purchase price and satisfaction of closing conditions
  • Order date 16 September 2009
  • Purchaser Avaya Inc. · nominee/assignee Designated Purchaser · Assets and Shares · assets and shares · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — the Transaction is hereby approved
  • + 1 more extracted fact
PDF
Motion Record of the Applicants, returnablePDF
Appellants' Appeal Book & Compendium CAW Volume 3 (Part 2 of 2)PDF
Book of Authorities Index
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
PDF
Endorsement of Justice Morawetz
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
The purpose of this Twentieth Report of the Monitor (the "Twentieth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of the Applicants' Enterprise Solutions business (the "Business") pursuant to an amended and restated asset and share sale agreement dated September 14, 2009 (the "Avaya Final ASSA"), amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers"), Avaya Inc. ("Avaya" or the "Purchaser") and, for the purposes of certain provisions only, certain of the EMEA Debtors, NN Israel and certain affiliates of the EMEA Debtors (collectively, the "EMEA Sellers") and to provide the Monitor's support thereofPDF
Twentieth Report of the Monitor, Part 2 of 5PDF
Twentieth Report of the Monitor, Part 3 of 5PDF
Twentieth Report of the Monitor, Part 4 of 5PDF
Twentieth Report of the Monitor, Part 5 of 5PDF
Amended and Restated Asset and Share Sale AgreementPDF
Factum Former EmployeesPDF
Factum of the CAW-CanadaPDF
Factum of the NCCE on the Appeal
  • Counsel Nortel Canadian Continuing Employees SHIBLEY RIGHT ON LLP
PDF
Appeal Book and Compendium Part I of 4PDF
Appeal Book & Compendium Part 2 of 4PDF
Appeal Book & Compendium Part 3 of 4PDF
Appeal Book & Compendium Part 4 of 4PDF
Endorsement Mandate of Representative Counsel to the NCCEPDF
Notice of AppealPDF
Notice of Appeal CAWPDF
Certificate Respecting EvidencePDF
Order Enforcing Claim Procedure Order, filedPDF
Order Enforcing Monitor's Role and Authority Order of Ontario, filedPDF
Order Enforcing Order of Ontario Ct Approving Sale of Certain Assets, filedPDF
Endorsement re Motion Record-Moving PartiesPDF
LetterPDF
Order re Leave to AppealPDF
Moving Parties' Reply Factum
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
PDF
Responding Factum of the Monitor Motion Brought by CAWPDF
Responding Factum of the Monitor Motion Brought by Representatives of Former EmployeesPDF
Joint Factum of the Informal Nortel Noteholder Group and The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors
  • Counsel Bennett Jones LLP
PDF
Responding Factum of the Board of Directors of NortelPDF
Factumof the Applicants (Respondents on Appeal)PDF
Responding Brief of Authorities of the ApplicantsPDF
Responding Fractum of NCCEPDF
NoticePDF
Opt-out LetterPDF
Order re: ERISA litigation
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Endorsment, ERISA LitigationPDF
Addition of Nortel Networks (CALA) Inc. Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Endorsement of Justice Morawetz Expansion of Monitor's Role and Powers
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Endorsement of Justice Morawetz re Addition of Nortel Networks (CALA) Inc
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Expansion of Monitor's Role and Powers Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion Record Expanding the Powers and Role of the Monitor, returnablePDF
Motion Record Recognition of Various Orders, returnablePDF
Motion Record, Addition of Nortel Networks (CALA) Inc, returnablePDF
Recognition of U.S. Bidding Procedures Order regarding Enterprise Solutions Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Order date 14 August 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Purchaser Avaya Inc. (stalking horse) · the sale of Certain Assets of, and Equity Interests in, Debtors' Enterprise Solutions Business, the Assumption and Assignment of Certain Contracts and Leases and the Assumption and Sublease of Certain Leases · assets and shares · approved
  • + 3 more extracted facts
PDF
Recognition of U.S. Claims Bar Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Recognition of U.S. Sale Order
  • Closing terms Closing to occur upon consummation of the Transactions per the Sale Agreement; time is of the essence
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Order date 14 August 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • + 3 more extracted facts
PDF
Endorsement re US OrdersPDF
The purpose of this nineteenth report of the Monitor (the ''Nineteenth Report") is to update and report to this Honourable court on: a) the status of the Applicants' restructuring initiatives; b) changes to the Applicants' corporate governance; and c) the motion seeking the approval of this Honourable Court for expanding the powers and duties of the Monitor to permit it to undertake activities necessary to oversee and continue the administration of the Applicants' restructuring
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) · substantially all of its CDMA Business and LTE Assets · asset sale · $1.13B USD · approved; Avaya Inc. · North American, CALA and APAC enterprise solutions business as well as the shares of Nortel Government Solutions Incorporated and DiamondWare, Ltd., and the EMEA portion of its enterprise solutions business · assets and shares · $475M USD · proposed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — Ericsson sale approved, anticipated to close in September 2009; Avaya agreements entered and bidding procedures approved with auction process pending
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Enterprise Solutions Business Bidding Procedures Order
  • Bid deadline 4 September 2009
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Order date 4 August 2009
  • Purchaser Avaya Inc. (stalking horse) · assets and/or shares to be sold pursuant to the Stalking Horse Process · assets and shares · approved
  • + 2 more extracted facts
PDF
Motion Record re Enterprise Solutions Bidding Procedures returnable - Part 1PDF
Motion Record re Enterprise Solutions Bidding Procedures returnable - Part 2PDF
Notice of Motion Approval of the Bidding Procedures, returnablePDF
Side Agreement and Sealing Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Endorsement re Bidding Procedure and Sale Agreement
  • Presiding officer Judge Gross
PDF
Affidavit of Prakash Narayanan, sworn
  • Counsel Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
PDF
Eighteenth Report of the Monitor - Part 2PDF
Eighteenth Report of the Monitor - Part 3PDF
Eighteenth Report of the Monitor - Part 4PDF
Motion Record Leave to Appeal Part 1 of 3PDF
Motion Record Leave to Appeal Part 2 of 3PDF
Motion Record Leave to Appeal Part 3 of 3PDF
The purpose of this Eighteenth Report of the Monitor ("Eighteenth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of: • an asset and share sale agreement dated July 20, 2009 (the "Avaya Agreement") amongst NNC, NNL and NNI (the "Main Sellers") and certain of their affiliates (the "Other Sellers"), Avaya Inc. ("Avaya" or the "Purchaser") and, for the purposes of certain provisions only, certain of the EMEA Debtors, NN Israel and certain affiliates of the EMEA Debtors (collectively, the "EMEA Sellers") in respect of the sale of the Enterprise Solutions business (the "Business") as a "stalking horse" agreement; • a sealing order in respect of the exhibits and schedules to the Avaya Agreement for the reasons set out below; • the Bidding Procedures; • the terms and conditions of the Break-Up Fee and Expense Reimbursement (as defined below); • the Side Agreement (as defined below) amongst the Main Sellers and the EMEA Sellers; and • to provide the Monitor's support thereofPDF
Claim Procedure OrderPDF
Claims Procedure NOTICE TO CREDITORSPDF
Employee Hardship Process & Stay Extension Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Endorsement, Claims Procedure Order, Employee Hardship and Stay ExtensionPDF
Exhibit APDF
Guide to Completing the Proof of Claim FormPDF
Motion Record Claims Procedure Order and Stay Period Extension Order Part 1 of 4, returnablePDF
Motion Record Claims Procedure Order and Stay Period Extension Order Part 2 of 4, returnablePDF
Motion Record Claims Procedure Order and Stay Period Extension Order Part 3 of 4, returnable
  • Counsel Toronto Ogilvy Renault LLP
PDF
Motion Record Claims Procedure Order and Stay Period Extension Order Part 4 of 4, returnable
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Nortel Canadian CCAA Proof of Claim FormPDF
Notice Respecting Hardship Payments ApplicationsPDF
Representation Order for Disabled EmployeesPDF
Supplementary Motion Record, returnable July 28 09PDF
Ericsson Approval & Vesting Order
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction/waiver of closing conditions
  • Order date 28 July 2009
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (publ) · certain assets relating to Nortel's CDMA business and LTE business · asset sale · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale approved — Transaction approved
  • + 2 more extracted facts
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Motion Record Part 1 of 2, returnablePDF
Motion Record Part 2 of 2, returnablePDF
Notice of Motion re Ericsson Approval & Vesting Order, retunablePDF
Seventeenth Report of the Monitor Part 2 of 4PDF
Seventeenth Report of the Monitor Part 3 of 4
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson (PUBL) · nominee/assignee Designated Purchaser(s) listed on Exhibit 2.4 · Assets relating to the Sellers' CDMA Business in North America and CDMA research and development in China, as well as certain LTE Assets in Canada · asset sale · proposed
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Seventeenth Report of the Monitor Part 4 of 4PDF
The purpose of this Seventeenth Report of the Monitor (the "Seventeenth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of certain of Nortel's CDMA and LTE Access assets (the "Business") pursuant to an asset sale agreement dated July 24, 2009 (the "Successful Bid") between NNC, NNI and NNL and certain of their affiliates (the "Sellers") and Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ)("Ericsson" or the "Purchaser") and to provide the Monitor's support thereof
  • Process results 2 LOIs · as of 27 Jul 2009
  • Purchaser Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) · certain assets (the "Assets") relating to the CDMA and LTE Business · asset sale · approved; Nokia Siemens Networks B.V. (stalking horse) · the assets and certain associated liabilities of the CDMA Business and LTE Business · asset sale · not completed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — Motion seeking approval of the Successful Bid to Ericsson
  • Stalking horse Stalking horse Nokia Siemens Networks B.V.
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Affidavit of George Riedel, swornPDF
The purpose of this Sixteenth report of the Monitor (the "Sixteenth Report") is to report on the following matters: a) consolidated cash position and liquidity as at July 11, 2009; b) actual receipts and disbursements from June 7, 2009 to July 11, 2009; c) cash flow forecast for the period from July 12, 2009 to October 31, 2009; d) current status of the Group Supplier Protocol Agreement ("GSPA"); e) the Applicants' request for an Order approving a process whereby the Applicants will call for certain claims of their creditors and establish a bar date by which such claims must be filed; f) representative counsel matters; g) the establishment of an application process for hardship payments relating to Canadian resident former employees; h) status of foreign proceedings; i) the Applicants' progress on restructuring; and j) the Applicants' request for an extension of the stay of proceedings to October 30, 2009
  • Purchaser Nokia Siemens Networks B.V. (stalking horse) · substantially all of its CDMA Business and LTE Access Assets · asset sale · $650M USD · proposed; Avaya Inc. · North American, CALA and APAC enterprise solutions business as well as the shares of Nortel Government Solutions Incorporated and DiamondWare, Ltd. · assets and shares · proposed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — Bidding process approved; auction to be held to determine successful purchaser; final approval anticipated later
  • Stalking horse Stalking horse Nokia Siemens Networks, B.V. $650M USD
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Continuing Employees Representation Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Mora Wetz
PDF
Endorsement re Leave to AppealPDF
Endorsement re Representative Counsel NCCE OrderPDF
Order of Justice MacFarland
  • Presiding officer Justice MacFarland
PDF
Motion Record (Part I of II) of the Former Employees for Directions in Respect of a Motion for Leave to Appeal and a Proposed Appeal, returnablePDF
Motion Record (Part II of II) of the Former Employees of Nortel for Directions in Respect of a Motion for Leave to Appeal and a Proposed Appeal, returnablePDF
Notice of Motion of the Former Employees for Directions in Respect of a Motion for Leave to Appeal and a Proposed Appeal, returnable
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
PDF
Responding Motion Record of the Applicants, returnablePDF
FactumPDF
Book of AuthoritiesPDF
Order Approving Stipulation Re Limited Modification of Stay, filedPDF
Order Enforcing Bidding Procedures Order of Ontario, filedPDF
Order Enforcing Interim Funding Order of Ontario, filedPDF
21. Motion re Recognition of US Bidding Procedures and US Interim Funding Orders returnablePDF
Motion Record of the NCCE, returnablePDF
Recognition of U.S. Interim Funding Agreement Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
PDF
Recognition of U.S. Nokia Bidding Procedures Order
  • Order date 9 July 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Purchaser Nokia Siemens Networks B.V. (stalking horse) · Assets (as defined in the U.S. Bidding Procedures Order) · auction · approved
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — recognition and implementation in Canada of the U.S. Bidding Procedures Order approving the stalking horse agreement, bidding procedures and bid protections
  • + 2 more extracted facts
PDF
Responding Factum of the ApplicantsPDF
Notice of Abandonment of the Motion for Leave to Appeal of the NCCE
  • Counsel Bryan Cave LLP
PDF
Interim Funding Agreement OrderPDF
Motion Record re Interim Funding Agreement ReturnablePDF
Motion Record re Nokia Siemens Networks B.V. Bidding Procedures, returnablePDF
Nokia Siemens Networks B.V. Bidding Procedures Order
  • Bid deadline 21 July 2009
  • Break fee $19.5M USD
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Order date 29 June 2009
  • + 4 more extracted facts
PDF
Brief of Authorities - Vol 1PDF
Brief of Authorities - Vol 2PDF
Endorsement re: Interim Funding Agreement OrderPDF
Factum of the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors
  • Counsel Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP
PDF
Notice of Motion - Limited Objection of MatlinPattersonPDF
The purpose of this Supplemental Fifteenth Report of the Monitor (the “Supplemental Fifteenth Report”) is to provide this Honourable Court with an update in respect of proposed amendments to the Cross-Border Insolvency ProtocolPDF
Affidavit of Stephen John Harris
  • Counsel Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
PDF
Endorsement re Bidding Procedure OrderPDF
The purpose of this Fifteenth report of the Monitor (the "Fifteenth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with an update in respect of the following: a) Nortel's consolidated cash position and liquidity as at June 6, 2009; b) actual receipts and disbursements from April 12, 2009 to June 6, 2009; c) background and current status of GSPA and other intercompany transactions; d) the Interim Funding and Settlement Agreement among the Applicants, U.S. Debtors and EMEA Debtors; e) cash flow forecast for the period June 7, 2009 to September 30, 2009; f) amendments to Export Development Canada ("EDC") Facility and EDC Charge; g) update on other insolvency proceedings; and h) update on Nortel's restructuring effortsPDF
The purpose of this Fourteenth Report of the Monitor (the "Fourteenth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of: • an agreement amongst NNC, NNL and NNI and certain of their affiliates (the "Sellers") and Nokia Siemens Networks B.V. ("Nokia Siemens" or the "Purchaser") in respect of the sale of certain CDMA and L TE assets as a "stalking horse" agreement; • the Bidding Procedures; • authorizing and approving the terms and conditions of the Break-Up Fee and Expense Reimbursement; and • to provide the Monitor's support thereof
  • Purchaser Nokia Siemens Networks B.V. (stalking horse) · the sale of certain CDMA and LTE assets · asset sale · $650M USD · proposed
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — Motion seeking approval of stalking horse agreement and bidding procedures, supported by the Monitor
  • Stalking horse Stalking horse Nokia Siemens Networks B.V. $650M USD
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Appendices to Fourteenth ReportPDF
Endorsement re CAW motionPDF
Supplementary Reasons re Representation Counsel Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Geoffrey B. Morawetz
PDF
Endorsement re: Flextronics SettlementPDF
Flextronics Settlement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion to Approve Settlement with Flextronics, returnablePDF
RSCE Lifting Stay Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Mora Wetz
PDF
Supplementary Motion Record, returnablePDF
Brief of Authorities of the Board of DirectorsPDF
Factum of the Board of Directors of Nortel NetworksPDF
Factum of the CFENPDF
Notice of Motion of RSCE to Lift StayPDF
Brief of Authorities of the CFENPDF
Order Enforcing Sale Process Order of Ontario, filedPDF
The purpose of this Thirteenth Report of the Monitor (the "Thirteenth Report") is to: a ) provide information regarding the Company's motion with respect to the settlement of certain issues between Flextronics Telecom Systems Ltd.("FTS") and Flextronics Corporation ("FC") (which together with their affiliates are referred to herein as "Flextronics") on the one hand and Nortel on the other as reflected in a settlement agreement (the "Settlement Agreement") and side letter (the "Side Letter") entered into between theses parties as of May 22, 2009 ( collectively referred to as the "Settlement Documents"). b) provide information regarding the Company's motion and the motion of certain plaintiffs with respect to the applicability of the stay of proceedings as against the D&O Defendants in respect of the BRISA LitigationPDF
Factum of RSCEPDF
List of Authorities Tab 1-4PDF
List of Authorities Tab 5-7PDF
List of Authorities Tab 8-13PDF
Motion Record ERISA Litigation Part 1 of 2PDF
Notice of Motion for Leave to Appeal of NCCE
  • Counsel Bryan Cave LLP
PDF
Motion Record ERISA Litigation Part 2 of 2PDF
Endorsement TypedPDF
Endorsement re Pension Transfer Ratio
  • Presiding officer Justice Geoffrey B. Morawetz
PDF
Hitachi License Agreement Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion Record re: Hitachi License Agreement, returnablePDF
Nortel-LGE Joint Venture Sale Process Order, dateed
  • Order date 1 June 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Sale advisor Goldman, Sachs & Co. (financial advisor)
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — sale process for NNL's interest in the LGE joint venture approved
PDF
Factum of Former Employees of Nortel, returnable
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
PDF
Motion for Advice and Direction re Pension Transfers, returnablePDF
Pension Transfer Ratio Order
  • Counsel Toronto OGILVY RENAULT LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Responding Motion of Certain Former Employees of Nortel, returnablePDF
The purpose of this Eleventh Report of the Monitor ("Eleventh Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a non-exclusive license of the Long-Term Evolution ("L TE"), Mobility Management Entity ("MME") and Network Element Manager ("NEM") technologies to Hitachi Communication Technologies, Ltd. ("Hitachi"), and to provide the Monitor's support for the License AgreementPDF
The purpose of this Twelfth Report of the Monitor (the "Twelfth Report") is to provide support for the Company's motion with respect to approval to conduct a sales process (the "Sales Process") to market its interest in LG-Nortel Co. Ltd. (the "Joint Venture") and the Company's related engagement of Goldman, Sachs & Co ("Goldman") as its financial advisor
  • Sale advisor Goldman, Sachs & Co (financial advisor)
  • Sale outcome Sale process approved — Sales Process to market NNL's interest in the LG-Nortel joint venture, seeking approval to conduct the process
PDF
Affidavit on behalf of the Superintendent of Financial Services re pension transfer
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
PDF
CAW Retired Employees Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Continuing Employees Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Endorsement re Appointment of KM as Rep CounselPDF
Former Employees Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion Record re Approval of Nortel-LG JV Sale ProcessPDF
Representation OrderPDF
Steering Committee for Terminated Employees Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Supplementary Motion Record re Pension TransfersPDF
Book of Authorities of Former Employees of NortelPDF
The purpose of this tenth report of the Monitor (the "Tenth Report") is to address the Company's motion with respect to: a) seeking this Honourable Court's advice and direction in the determination of an appropriate transfer ratio (the "Transfer Ratio"), as defined in the Pensions Benefits Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.8 (the "PBA") and the regulations thereto (the "Regulations"); and b) applying the Transfer Ratio, without filing updated actuarial reports with the Superintendent of Financial Services Commission of Ontario (the "Superintendent"), to the beneficiaries' requests for commuted value transfer payments from the Nortel Networks Negotiated Pension Plan (the "Negotiated Plan") and the Nortel Networks Limited Managerial and Non-Negotiated Pension Plan (the ''Non-Negotiated Plan" and, with the Negotiated Plan, the "Plans")PDF
Decision Appointing Koskie Minsky as Sole Representative CounselPDF
Book of Authorities (Part 1)PDF
Book of Authorities (Part 2)PDF
EndorsementPDF
Motion Record re: Approval and Vesting of the sale of Westwinds Facility, returnablePDF
Westwinds Facility Sale Approval and Vesting Order
  • Closing terms Vesting occurs upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price, satisfaction/waiver of closing conditions, and completion of the Transaction.
  • Order date 15 May 2009
  • Purchaser The City of Calgary · all of NNL's right, title and interest in and to the Lands (including, without limitation, the real property set out on Schedule B hereto) · real property · approved
  • Sealed items Confidential Appendix "A" to the Ninth Report
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Westwinds Facility Sale EndorsementPDF
The purpose of this Ninth Report of the Monitor ("Ninth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of the Westwinds Business Complex in Calgary, Alberta ("Westwinds") and the vesting of the Westwinds' lands in the purchaser free and clear of all encumbrances, and to provide the Monitor's support for the Westwinds sale
  • Process results 80 solicited · 3 qualified bids · 3 bids · as of 13 May 2009
  • Purchaser The City of Calgary · Westwinds Business Complex in Calgary, Alberta · real property · proposed
  • Sale advisor DTZ Barnicke (listing broker)
PDF
Chubb Insurance Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion to Stay U.S. Litigation, returnablePDF
Second Stay Extension Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Motion Record Part 1 of 6PDF
Motion Record Part 2 of 6PDF
Motion Record Part 3 of 6PDF
Motion Record Part 4 of 6PDF
Motion Record Part 5 of 6PDF
Motion Record Part 6 of 6PDF
The purpose of this eighth report of the Monitor (the "Eighth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with an update in respect of the following: a) operations update; b) other insolvency proceedings update; c) cash position, performance and cash flow forecast; d) progress on restructuring initiatives; e) Group Supplier Protocol Arrangements; f) Export Development Canada Facility; g) NNI Loan; h) stakeholder matters; i) motions for the appointment of representative counsel and payment motions; and j) request for an extension to the stay of proceedingsPDF
Responding Motion of Nortel Networks Corp et al, returnablePDF
Motion Record of Certain Former Employees of Nortel, returnablePDF
Recently Severed Canadian Employees Motion, returnablePDF
Reply Motion Record of RSNCE & NCCE, returnable
  • Counsel Shibley Righton LLP
PDF
Responding Motion of RSCCE & NCCE, returnablePDF
Responding Record of Terminated Canadian Employees, returnablePDF
The Steering Committee for Terminated Employees Motion, returnablePDF
Respondents' FactumPDF
Tab 2 - Affidavit of René Thorne, swornPDF
Respondents' Book of AuthoritiesPDF
Respondents' Brief of Authorities re CAW-Canada and Former Employees' Payment MotionsPDF
Respondents' Factum re CAW-Canada and Former Employees' Payment MotionsPDF
The purpose of this Seventh Report of the Monitor ("Seventh Report") is to comment, in the context of the Applicants' CCAA proceeding, on: a) motions by various representatives for the appointment of several different firms as representative counsel for unionized and non-unionized, active and severed employees and retirees. The proposed representative counsel are: • Koskie Minsky LLP ("Koskie Minsky") who are seeking to represent all former employees, including pensioners of the Applicants or any person claiming an interest under or on behalf of such former employee or pensioners and surviving spouses in receipt of a pension from the Applicants. We understand approximately 2,000 people have retained Koskie Minsky; • Nelligan O'Brien Payne LLP and Shibley Righton LLP ("Nelligan Shibley") who are seeking to be co-counsel to represent all former non-unionized employees, terminated either prior to or after the CCAA filing date, to whom the Applicants owe severance and/or pay in lieu of reasonable notice, as well as continuing employees. We understand approximately 460 people have retained Nelligan Shibley and a further 106 have retained McLeod Dixon LLP, who has agreed to work with Nelligan Shibley; • Juroviesky and Ricci LLP ("J&R") who are seeking to represent terminated employees or any person claiming an interest under or on behalf of former employees. We understand approximately 120 people have retained J&R; and • Lewis Gottheil, in-house legal counsel for the National Automobile, Aerospace, Transportation and General Workers Union of Canada ("CAW-Canada") who are seeking to represent all retirees of the Applicants who were formerly members of one of the CAW union locals when they were employees. We understand approximately 600 people have retained CAW-Canada. b) motions by certain of the above representatives with respect to the payment of post­ employment benefits. The motions are outlined below: • The representatives who have put forward Koskie Minsky as proposed representative counsel have filed a motion seeking an Order that the Applicants pay termination, severance, vacation pay and amounts equivalent to the continuation of benefit plans during relevant notice periods as well as recommence periodic or lump sum payments owing pursuant to statutory and contractual obligations entered into by the Applicants and affected former employees including the Transitional Retirement Allowance and any pension benefit payments former employees are entitled to receive in excess of the registered pension plans; and • The representatives who have put forward CAW-Canada as proposed representative counsel have filed a motion seeking an Order that the Applicants recommence certain periodic and lump sum payments that are claimed to be owing under the collective bargaining agreement between CAW-Canada and the ApplicantsPDF
CFEN Book of Authorities Part 1PDF
CFEN Book of Authorities Part 2PDF
CFEN FactumPDF
Certain Former Employees - Book of Authorities
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
PDF
Factum of Certain Former Employees
  • Counsel Koskie Minsky LLP
PDF
NCCE & RSNCE Book of AuthoritiesPDF
NCCE & RSNCE FactumPDF
NTCE Book of AuthoritiesPDF
NTCE FactumPDF
CAW Book of AuthoritiesPDF
CAW Book of Authorities V.1 Part 1PDF
CAW Book of Authorities V.1 Part 2PDF
CAW Book of Authorities V.2 Part 1PDF
CAW Book of Authorities V.2 Part 2PDF
CAW Factum re Benefit ContinuationPDF
CAW Factum re Representation MotionPDF
Order Enforcing Sale of Certian Assets Order of Ontario Court
  • Order date 9 April 2009
PDF
Endorsement re US OrderPDF
Motion re an Amended and Restated Loan Agreement Among NNI, NNL and NNC and other Applicants, returnablePDF
Order re Recognition of the US Order
  • Order date 7 April 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Purchaser Radware Ltd. (stalking horse) · sale of certain non-core assets free and clear of all liens, claims and encumbrances, and assumption and assignment of certain contracts · asset sale · approved
  • Stalking horse Stalking horse Radware $650K USD
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Order re Second Amended and Restated Initial OrderPDF
CAW-Canada and George Borosh et al Motion Part 1 of 2, returnable April 20 09PDF
CAW-Canada and George Borosh et al Motion Part 1 of 4PDF
CAW-Canada and George Borosh et al Motion Part 2 of 2, returnable April 20 09PDF
Motion to Recognize and Implement the U.S. Order re the sale of the Layer 4-7 BusinessPDF
CAW-Canada and George Borosh et al Motion Part 2 of 4PDF
Tab 3 - Affidavit of Suzanne Woods, swornPDF
CAW-Canada and George Borosh et al Motion Part 3 of 4PDF
Motion Record of Certain Former Employees of Nortel Part 1 of 6PDF
Motion Record of Certain Former Employees of Nortel Part 2 of 6PDF
Motion Record of Certain Former Employees of Nortel Part 3 of 6PDF
Motion Record of Certain Former Employees of Nortel Part 4 of 6PDF
Motion Record of Certain Former Employees of Nortel Part 5 of 6PDF
Motion Record of Certain Former Employees of Nortel Part 6 of 6PDF
The purpose of this sixth report of the Monitor (the "Sixth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information in connection with the Applicants' motion seeking this Honourable Court's approval of the following: a) An amended and restated loan agreement dated as of March 27, 2009 (the "Amended NNI Loan Agreement") among Nortel Networks Inc. ("NNI"), as lender, NNL as borrower and NNC and the other Applicants as guarantors; b) Certain amendments to the Amended and Restated Initial Order in connection with the Amended NNI Loan Agreement; and c) Expanding the Inter-company Charge in the Amended and Restated Initial Order to include post filing advances made by NNL to NNTCPDF
Approval and Vesting Order (Layer 4-7 Application Delivery)
  • Closing terms Vesting effective upon delivery of the Monitor's Certificate confirming payment of the Purchase Price and satisfaction of closing conditions
  • Order date 30 March 2009
  • Purchaser Radware Ltd. · certain assets relating to Nortel's enterprise "Layer 4-7" application delivery business · asset sale · approved
PDF
CAW-Canada and George Borosh et al Motion Part 4 of 4PDF
Motion Record re Approval and Vesting Order, returnablePDF
Order re: Fractional Shares
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
PDF
Tab 4 - Draft Order to Recognize and Implement the U.S. Order re the sale of the Layer 4-7 BusinessPDF
Tab 2 - Affidavit of John Doolittle, swornPDF
Tab 3 - Blackline of Second Amended and Restated Initial OrderPDF
Tab 4 - Second Amended and Restated Initial OrderPDF
Tab 2 - Affidavit of George Riedel, swornPDF
Tab 4 - Draft Approval and Vesting Order (Layer 4-7 Application Delivery)PDF
Tab 5 - Blackline of Approval and Vesting Order to Model Approval and Vesting OrderPDF
Tab 6 - Draft Order re Fractional SharesPDF
The purpose of this Fifth Report of the Monitor (the "Fifth Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of Nortel's "Layer 4-7" application delivery business, (the "Layer 4-7 Business") to Radware Ltd. ("Radware") and to provide the Monitor's support thereof
  • Process results 38 solicited · 2 LOIs · 2 qualified bids · 0 bids · as of 19 Mar 2009
  • Purchaser Radware Ltd. (stalking horse) · the assets and certain associated liabilties of the Layer 4-7 Business · asset sale · $17.6M USD · proposed
  • Sale outcome Approval pending — No competing bids received; Monitor recommends approval of the Radware transaction
  • Stalking horse Stalking horse Radware Ltd. $17.6M USD
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Tab 3 - Affidavit of Dennis Carey, swornPDF
Endorsement re OrderPDF
Motion Record re Ancilliary Matters, returnablePDF
Order re Ancilliary Matters
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Tab 5 - Draft OrderPDF
Endorsement re KEIP/KERPPDF
Endorsement re Recognition of US Order re Bidding ProceduresPDF
KEIP/KERP Order
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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US Recognition Order re Bidding Procedures
  • Order date 6 March 2009
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
  • Sealed items list of counterparties to Debtors' contracts filed under seal
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Order Enforcing Bidding Procedures Order of the Ontario Court
  • Order date 2 March 2009
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Tab 1 - Notice of Motion
  • Counsel Bryan Cave LLP
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Tab 2 - Affidavit of Kirk Otis, swornPDF
The purpose of this fourth report of the Monitor (the "Fourth Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information in connection with the following: a) Key Employee Incentive Plan; b) Key Employee Retention Plan; and c) Calgary Retention PlanPDF
Endorsement re Bidding ProceduresPDF
Endorsement re Equity PlansPDF
Layer 4-7 Application Delivery Bidding Procedures Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Motion Record, ReturnablePDF
Motion re Bidding ProceduresPDF
Order Granting Recognition and Related ReliefPDF
Order Shortening NoticePDF
Tab 1 - Notice of Motion, ReturnablePDF
Termination of Equity Plans OrderPDF
The purpose of this third report of the Monitor (the "Third Report") is to provide this Honourable Court with information in connection with the Applicants' motion to terminate the equity plans and an update regarding cost saving initiativesPDF
Tab 2 - Affidavit of Dennis Carey, SwornPDF
The purpose of this Second Report of the Monitor ("Second Report") is to provide information regarding the Applicants' motion seeking approval of a sale of Nortel's "Layer 4-7" application delivery business , (the "Layer 4-7 Business") and to provide the Monitor's support thereofPDF
Tab 2 - Affidavit of George Reidel, SwornPDF
Endorsement re OrdersPDF
Notice of Motion, returnablePDF
Stay Extension Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Affidavit of IBM swornPDF
Endorsement re IBM motionPDF
Motion Record re IBM
  • Counsel Chaitons LLP
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Doolittle Affidavit, swornPDF
a) Commencement of insolvency proceedings; b) Stabilization of operations; c) Consolidated cash position and liquidity as at January 30, 2009; d) Financial performance and cash flow projections; e) Export Development Canada facility; f) Carling Facility; g) Cost saving initiatives; h) Preparation of business plan and restructuring plan; i) Annual Incentive Plan ("AIP") and Global Sales Incentive Plan ("SIP"); j) Request for approval of the Patent Award and Incentive Program; k) Clarification of D&O Trust amount as presented in the Doolittle Affidavit; l) Relief from the holding of Nortel's annual shareholders meetings; and m) Request for an extension of the stay of proceedingsPDF
Order Specifying Form and Manner of Service, filedPDF
Order Form and MannerPDF
Order Joint AdminPDF
Affidavit of John Doolittle swornPDF
Application Record Court File 09-CL-7950
  • Counsel Oglivy Renault LLP
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Application Record Court File No. 09-CL-7951
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
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Endorsement of Initial Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Endorsement re Recognition of Foreign ProceedingsPDF
Ernst & Young Inc. was appointed as the trustee in bankruptcy of The Royal Crest Lifecare Group Inc., General background; Overview of operations and interdependencies; Legal entity structure; Nortel’s operational transformation; Research and development (“R&D”) expenditures and transfer pricing adjustments; Financial overview o Debt structure; o Export Development Canada; o Pension and other post retirement plans; Cash position and liquidity; Efforts to refinance; Sale and divestiture efforts; Formal insolvency proceedings; Overview of the 13 week cash flow forecast; Flextronics Amending Agreement; Charges and financial thresholds in the draft Initial Order and employee and director matters; o Administrative charge; o Directors and Officers’ trust and charge; o EDC Charge; o Inter-Company payments, Inter-Company charge and GSPA o Carling Facility charge; o Sales of assets; o Creditor notification; IP and KEIP; Directors’ remuneration; Restructuring alternatives; and Conclusions and recommendationsPDF
Exhibit A - Draft OrderPDF
Exhibit B - NoticePDF
Exhibits A, B, CPDF
Exhibits D, E, FPDF
Exhibits G,H,I, JPDF
Issued Notice of Application Court File No. 09-CL-7951
  • Counsel Ogilvy Renault LLP
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Motion re Form and MannerPDF
Motion re Joint AdminPDF
Notice of Chapter 15PDF
Notice to CreditorsPDF
PetitionPDF
Tab 1- Notice of ApplicationPDF
Tab 3- Draft Order
  • Applicant Nortel Networks Corporation, Nortel Networks Limited, Nortel Networks Global Corporation, Nortel Networks International Corporation and Nortel Networks Technology Corporation
  • Appointee Ernst & Young Inc.
  • Appointee role Monitor
  • Court SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE
  • + 2 more extracted facts
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Tab 4- Draft Order blacklined
  • Applicant Nortel Networks Corporation, Nortel Networks Limited, Nortel Networks Global Corporation, Nortel Networks International Corporation and Nortel Networks Technology Corporation
  • Appointee Ernst & Young Inc.
  • Appointee role Monitor
  • Commencement date 14 January 2009
  • + 2 more extracted facts
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Tab 5- ConsentPDF
US C11 Recognition Order
  • Presiding officer Justice Morawetz
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Trust Indenture AgreementPDF
7. Last Page of HWT Financial Statements for the PeriodPDF
Trust Agreement 05-551PDF
Trust Agreement 05-643PDF

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