Resources

Senior construction law practitioners will address the implications of the decision on construction contracts and the dealings between owners, contractors and subcontractors.

Experienced counsel and leading consultants will outline strategies and solutions for dealing with the key impediments to conducting an effective critical path analysis.

Gain valuable insight for dealing with construction liens in real estate matters from experienced counsel accustomed to confronting title nuisances.

March 1, 2016 marks the beginning of the first Open Period for construction industry collective agreements, since recent changes to the Labour Relations Act, 1995 reduced the length of the period to two months. Ensure you are ready for the 2016 Open Period with this essential program.

This program highlights unique construction lien and related issues.

Gain valuable insight into the structure of a typical project, and the inherent risks and challenges, from practitioners who have extensive experience dealing with the various entities involved.

The Accountant of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice is now located on the 8th floor of 595 Bay Street in Toronto. The store front office located on the north side of Dundas Street is now closed, therefore, lawyers need to bring their security and fiats to the 8th floor for processing.

With no end in sight to the ongoing construction boom in Ontario, practitioners of construction and infrastructure law need to be fully up to speed on emerging trends and best practices.

View a discussion on the latest developments in construction lien law with the Masters of the Construction Lien court.

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