Construction

Firm chair John Singleton KC is a pre-eminent Canadian construction lawyer who is highly reputed for his involvement in claims and disputes related to significant developments across Western Canada, earning further recognition for his skill in arbitration and mediation. He is based in Vancouver.

Toronto-based firm co-managing partner Bruce Reynolds is renowned for his significant role in the development of federal legislation in the construction space. He frequently assists a number of public authorities and private entities across the energy, natural resources and infrastructure spaces.

Bruce Reynolds is a fantastic lawyer to work with.

Bruce has a profound understanding of construction law, including contract negotiations, dispute resolution and surety.

Bruce is a force in construction. He has the experience that is necessary for an unrivalled level of advice, a highly sophisticated understanding of the law and of practicalities in project delivery.

Bruce is known for his excellent communication skills, ensuring that all parties involved are well informed and aligned.

Bruce is a results-oriented individual.

Pre-eminent Toronto-based construction lawyer Sharon Vogel is highlighted for her prominent role in legislative developments and has further practice expertise in handling disputes for a variety of municipal and private clients.

I am very impressed with Sharon's knowledge, work and level of service.

Sharon has extensive experience and expertise; she is responsive and thorough in any analysis, assessing and discussing a broad range of risks and scenarios with transparency and candour.

Sharon Vogel brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to projects and she can be counted on to provide excellent leadership and advice.

James Little is a Toronto-based lawyer with a reputable contentious construction practice. He advises a host of clients on both domestic and international delay and disruption claims.

James Little excels in managing complex disputes and ensures that work is completed at a high quality, whether through himself or the appropriate lawyer at Singleton Urquhart Reynolds.

James is very reliable in terms of on-time delivery of materials and at a high quality and is always available for clarifications or revisions.

Vancouver-based Stuart Hankinson KC handles a range of construction disputes for a wide variety of sector participants. He is equally capable as a litigator and in arbitration.

Catherine Gleason-Mercier is establishing a respected construction practice from her base in Toronto. She represents private and public entities in the healthcare, transport and energy sectors.

Catherine Gleason-Mercier provides excellent service.

Catherine Gleason-Mercier is highly responsive, providing strong support on difficult issues.

Jesse Gardner is a Toronto-based partner noted for his ability to handle both contentious and non-contentious matters in the construction space. He has considerable strength advising clients on delay and disruption claims in the transport sector.

Jesse Gardner is responsive and knowledgeable, he establishes strong relationships with partners and clients.

Jesse Gardner is strong and has in-depth knowledge of key legal issues. He is very responsive.

Jesse is a strategic thinker and has a strong eye for detail.

Nicholas Reynolds advises on a wide spectrum of construction disputes, notably those arising from border crossing and wind farm projects. His practice is based in Toronto.

Nicholas is able to home in on key issues and key evidentiary pieces in very complex disputes. He has a very good understanding of the law and of the relevant commercial realities.

Nicholas Reynolds shows a keen aptitude for attention to detail.