Our construction law team works as project lawyers – we are involved in construction projects from their conception to their completion. We prepare and negotiate the necessary design and construction agreements and work closely with the project team – the consultants, project managers and contractors – to guide any type of commercial or infrastructure project through to a successful completion. We act for architects, builders, developers and trades.
We have extensive experience acting for clients on a wide range of construction projects both public and private sector, including rapid transit projects, recreation centres, and high-rise residential construction. We know what to anticipate and what to avoid in all aspects of the construction cycle, including procurement, financing, design, construction and close-out.
If disputes arise along the way, we draw on our extensive experience in adjudication, mediation and arbitration as well as litigation to obtain a timely and effective resolution to the dispute.
If you would like to speak to one of our lawyers, please contact the Construction Practice Group’s Chair, Glenn Ackerley.
Partner Max Gennis will speak at the Ontario Bar Association’s Construction Law Symposium, taking place on September 24, 2026. His session, How to Effectively Use AI in a Construction Law Practice, will explore practical applications of artificial intelligence in construction law, including protecting sensitive information in construction disputes, verifying AI-generated contract analyses, issues arising from BIM protocols and model-sharing agreements, and recent AI-related case law developments in Canada and the United States.