ESG building certification March 18, 2024 Jason Lewis An overview of the ways in which environmental, social and governance standards positively affect owners, builders, end-users, and society as a whole.
You don’t know what you’re missing August 23, 2023 Jason Annibale and Emily Hush What it means to exclude consequential damages.
On the best use of delay experts in complex construction disputes July 04, 2023 Edited by Howard Krupat, Partner, DLA Piper (Canada) LLP., , Individual contributors, , Glenn Ackerley, WeirFoulds LLP, Toronto, Carol Albert, Mediator, Arbitrator and Retired Master, Toronto, Zey Emir, Revay, Montreal, Harvey Kirsh, Kirsh Construction ADR Services Ltd., Toronto, Chad Kopach, Blaney McMurtry LLP, ODACC Adjudicator, Toronto, Seema Lal, Sharon Vogel and Catherine Gleason-Mercier, Singleton Urquhart Reynolds Vogel LLP, Vancouver and Toronto, Chris Larkin, FTI Consulting, Toronto, Anthony Meagher, DLA Piper LLP (US), Baltimore, Maryland, Patricia Morrison, BLG, Calgary, Stephen Morrison, Stephen Richard Morrison ADR Inc., Toronto, Augusto Patmore, KPMG Canada, Toronto and Dr. Anamaria Popescu, BRG, Pine, Colorado. Recent years have been marked by tremendous growth in the size and complexity of construction projects, across all sectors of the industry. It is not a surprise then that construction lawyers have seen a corresponding growth in the magnitude and scope of construction disputes - in all forums of dispute resolution.
To lien or not to lien May 24, 2023 Catriona Otto-Johnston The importance of identifying the correct lienable interest.
Handley comes for lien court April 28, 2023 Bruce Reynolds, Evan Rankin and Natasha Rodrigues Immediate disclosure of settlement agreements altering the litigation landscape in the context of lien assignments
Additional risk in condo construction February 17, 2023 Catriona Otto-Johnston and Carter Czaikowski Could the principles in Winnipeg Condos be extended to developers?
Easy as Pi February 17, 2023 David Debenham The Tall Ships case and what it means for reviewing courts.
When is the end? February 16, 2023 David Debenham An owner cannot avoid the prompt payment provisions of the Construction Act by terminating the contract before completion, either rightfully or wrongfully.
Can’t Have Your Cake and Eat It Too March 17, 2022 Denny Chung and Buck Hughes The importance of following your construction contract terms.
The end of the Mechanics’ Lien Act March 29, 2021 Kenneth McCullough, Q.C. and Conor O’Neil Modernizing the construction landscape in New Brunswick.