Resources

When insolvency and construction law, two highly specialized and complex areas of practice converge, the resulting issues can become confusing.

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Hear the latest from the Masters on some practical topics of interest to assist you in navigating a lien action through Toronto’s Construction Lien Court.

View a focused presentation and interactive discussion on two decisions that will have a substantial impact on your construction law practice.

Arbitration is included under the rubric of alternative dispute resolution, because it is supposed to be an alternative to litigation. Yet parties and arbitrators are often inclined to conduct arbitrations as if they were taking place in the courtroom.

A thought-provoking discussion about the role that contracts and lawyers can (and should) play in getting construction projects started off on the right track, with a framework in place to keep them there.

n response to the E-Health scandal, the Ontario provincial government introduced measures to promote fiscal accountability within the public sector -- first internally and now within the broader public sector.

The Canadian Construction Documents Committee ("CCDC") has recently published three new construction management contracts. Previously, construction managers and owners could choose between CCA 5-1988 and the corresponding Agreement between Owner and Trade contractor (CCA17-1996).