Construction and Infrastructure
Defamation and MediaCases
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Counsel to an architecture firm in a coverage dispute with its insurer regarding a large scale construction project.
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Counsel to a general contractor in an arbitration relating to a major Ontario transit project.
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Counsel to Great Gulf in a large commercial dispute involving the development of two large condominium projects in the heart of downtown Toronto. Great Gulf successfully resisted the Plaintiffs’ motion to strike claims for repudiation made in Great Gulf’s counterclaim.
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Counsel to Crosslinx Transit Solutions Constructors in a successful motion to declare a lien from a sub-subcontractor expired. The decision was the first to consider and apply the transition provisions in the Construction Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. C.30 to the time limit to register a lien.
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Counsel to a construction lender in an application to appoint a receiver.
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Counsel to Crosslinx Transit Solutions Constructors in an application against Metrolinx and Ontario Infrastructure (HMQE) in relation to HMQE’s failure to declare an emergency as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Crosslinx is a design and construction consortium established to deliver and maintain the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, the second largest Canadian transit infrastructure project. We successfully resisted a motion to stay and succeeded entirely on the application to obtain contractual relief due to the pandemic. This is notable as it may have broader implications for other P3 Projects across the province of Ontario.
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Counsel to Zurich in an action to rescind surety bonds worth nearly $300 million, and to recover over $68 million, due to collusion and misrepresentations in the bidding process for the St. Michael’s Hospital Redevelopment Project in Toronto.
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Counsel to a general contractor in an arbitration relating to the construction of a major Canadian transmission line.
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Counsel to a general contractor in respect of a complex mediation/prospective arbitration process regarding a subway extension project.
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Counsel to the Metropolitan Toronto Condominium Corporation No. 590 in an application addressing responsibility for repair and maintenance of fireplace systems in a downtown Toronto high-rise condominium building. Succeeded in application to have the condominium’s declaration amended to designate the chimney flues as exclusive use common elements.
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