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When do you really know you have a claim?

January 29, 2021
Caroline J. Smith

A Review of Saskatchewan (Highways and Infrastructure) v Venture Construction Inc: Litigation Limitation Periods.

Global survey on international construction arbitration highlights opportunities for efficiency

January 25, 2021
Ivan Merrow

Given the sizeable amounts in dispute in international construction arbitrations, the potential savings are enormous.

One year in review: A first-hand look at an adjudication under the Construction Act

December 08, 2020
Patricia Joseph

This article discusses a first-hand experience of legal advocacy in an adjudication and provides insight into whether this new form of dispute resolution serves to meet the legislative goal of efficient resolution of contract disputes on construction sites.

What does the SCC’s anti-deprivation ruling mean for your contract?

November 03, 2020
Jason Buttuls and Yi Liu

The anti-deprivation rule is a principle of common law that renders void contractual provisions that remove value from the bankrupt’s estate upon bankruptcy (value which would be otherwise available to creditors).

Building without an architect – AIBC v Langford (City)

October 28, 2020
Andrea Lee and Markus Rotterdam

Investment in residential construction for Canada is on a steep rise, according to Statistics Canada. BuildForce Canada reports that overall, total residential construction employment is expected to increase by over 17,000 workers over the next decade.

Crisis management bulletin: construction contracts and COVID-19

April 02, 2020
Andrew J. Heal

COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization on March 11, 2020. Shortly thereafter, it was declared an emergency nationally in Canada and an emergency regionally in Ontario.

When you Win: Enforcing the Adjudicator’s Decision

March 03, 2020
James Little and Andrew O’Brien

This article was originally published in the January/February 2020 issue of the Construction Law Letter, and appeared on Singleton Reynolds’ News + Insights.

Courts in Newfoundland and Ontario clarify scope of builders risk insurance policies

February 07, 2020
Jacob McClelland

This article originally appeared in the Fall 2019 issue of the Glaholt LLP Building Insight newsletter and is reprinted with permission.

Beyond prompt payment: processes and options for timely compensation

February 07, 2020
Richard Gosse

This article was originally posted on the Cox & Palmer website and is reprinted with permission.

Construction Law Reform Across Canada: Prompt Payment and Adjudication

October 22, 2019
Ivan Merrow

Note that an earlier version of this article was first published on www.slaw.ca.

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