Faulty Workmanship and Exclusions from a Builder’s Risk Policy: the Acciona and Ledcor Decisions October 15, 2015 Firas Ayoub Firas Ayoub of Heal & Co. LLP looks at the conflicting conclusions of two recent court decisions examining important fault exclusion clauses in “course of construction” or “builder’s risk” insurance policies.
Report on the CBA September 2014 conference: Building for the future! October 01, 2014 Andrew Heal In September 2014, more than 100 leading practitioners of construction and infrastructure law met in downtown Toronto for a biennial conference devoted to delivering informative and engaging PD program to CBA members.
Condominium developers and recent changes to Saskatchewan's condominium legislation October 01, 2014 Ahmed Malik In June 2014, the government of Saskatchewan introduced important amendments to The Condominium Property Act, 1993 and to The Condominium Property Regulations, 2001.
Risk Allocation: The use of "pay when paid" clauses in the construction industry October 01, 2014 Michael Malecki When you do your job you expect to get paid. Unfortunately, in the construction industry this is not always what happens, writes Michael Malecki, who takes a look in this paper at the use of "pay when paid" clauses in the construction industry.
Message from the Chair February 01, 2014 Matthew Hayes CBA National Construction Law Section Chair Matthew Hayes of McInnes Cooper in New Brunswick outlines some of the highlights for the coming year, including the National Construction Law Conference, Building for the Future, taking place in Toronto.
Does one size fit all? Optimal construction project delivery February 01, 2014 Collin Hirschfeld The main construction project models have their advantages and disadvantages, depending on the project. Collin Hirschfeld of McKercher LLP takes a look at what they have to offer.