Construction | Canada

Singleton Urquhart Reynolds Vogel is a premiere construction boutique offering excellent bench strength with expertise pertaining to project development, claims and disputes, and construction arbitration. The group represents an enviable roster of municipalities, public authorities and international clients across public and private developments. The practice is frequently called upon as counsel across a range of sectors including energy, transport and public infrastructure. The firm is further distinguished for its work on the development of federal legislation. It has offices in Vancouver and Toronto.

Rose is a specialised law firm located in Alberta with extensive construction law expertise. Its lawyers draw on notable litigation capabilities when acting on high-stakes disputes, including those arising from infrastructure projects regarding matters such as delays and overrunning costs. The practice also offers expertise in arbitration and mediation and frequently handles front-end matters for major global energy entities, with a focus on oil sands in the province.

Cassels Brock & Blackwell operates an experienced Toronto-based construction practice. The team is regularly involved in major construction projects in Canada, with noted strength in the province of Ontario. It frequently represents construction contractors, municipalities and education providers in both contentious and non-contentious matters.

Norton Rose Fulbright offers significant experience handling construction matters in Québec, in addition to its notable offering in British Columbia. The firm regularly acts for key players in the construction industry on both disputes and contractual issues. The team is also highlighted for its advice on integrity requirements in public procurement. The group typically represents developers, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers involved in the development of social infrastructure, transport and energy projects.

Blake, Cassels & Graydon's team works out of the firm's Montréal, Calgary and Vancouver offices. The group is noted for its strength in advising a broad range of clients, including developers, contractors and municipalities. The practitioners have considerable experience of handling contentious issues, such as defects and delays claims. The team also demonstrates its ability to provide counsel on non-contentious matters, such as procurement.

The construction team at Fasken assists clients in all stages of a project, encompassing procurement, contracts of all types, project delivery and dispute resolution. Fasken has a team of litigators, who represent clients at all levels of court and at arbitration and mediation. It acts for owners, developers, architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers. With offices in Ontario, Québec, British Columbia and Alberta, it has a national reach.

Lenczner Slaght houses a respected construction litigation department in its office in Toronto. Operating in the industrial, residential and healthcare sectors, the law firm represents owners, developers and subcontractors in a variety of disputes in Ontario and beyond, focusing on insurance claims.

McCarthy Tétrault has a strong construction team that offers full services throughout the life cycle of a project, from front end-related issues to completion. The team also shows its ability to handle complex litigation, including matters arising from contract disputes and delay claims. Its members are also adept at providing guidance on procurement issues. Its practitioners are based across the country, notably in Montréal, Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto.

WeirFoulds's construction team are involved in projects from their conception to their completion, preparing and negotiating the necessary agreements and guide any project through to a successful completion. It acts for architects, builders, developers and trades in projects both in the public and private sector. It has offices in Toronto and Oakville.