Construction Law 2018
Course Date: February 20, 2018
Total: 5h 44min
Course Date: February 20, 2018
Welcome and Introduction
John S. Logan — Jenkins Marzban Logan LLP, Vancouver
Douglas R. Sanders — Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, Vancouver
Advising Clients on Small Construction Disputes
- assessing the situation
- identifying the objective
- developing the plan
Stephen J. Berezowskyj — Singleton Urquhart Reynolds Vogel LLP, Vancouver
CCDC: Top Ten Common Problems for Owners
Douglas R. Sanders — Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, Vancouver
Break
Construction Insurance Market Update
- overview of common Construction Insurance products
- insurance market financial update
- new coverage terms and products
- common challenges and mysteries
- best practices/client management recommendations
Nolan Heuchert — Director, Wylie-Crump Limited, Vancouver
Multijurisdictional Practice
- red flags when moving jurisdictions
- claims — practice and procedure
- time to trial
- domestic arbitration
- top five things to know about:
- the Builders Lien Act
- the Limitation Act – BC, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec
- Court Rules
Rachel Mockler — Flatiron Constructors Canada Limited, Richmond
Michael B. Morgan — Lawson Lundell LLP, Vancouver
Networking Lunch (Provided)
Liens
- legal update
- saving time by using the right technology
- practice tips to avoid trouble and keep clients happy
Soft Resolution Claims
- how to resolve disputes without litigation
- contractual or consensual processes: meetings, mediators, referees, expert panels
- tactical issues
- non-arbitral/non-litigators
- how to park an issue
Stephen P. Coyle — Dentons Canada LLP, Vancouver
Drafting the Right Dispute Resolution Clause
- what are you trying to accomplish?
- what are the alternatives
- some important considerations
- tendering dispute clauses
David Curtis — Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP, Vancouver
David W. Little — Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP, Vancouver
Break
Top Mediation/Arbitration Mistakes
- when to mediate
- preparing for the mediation
- counsel skills at the mediation
- putting the wrong dispute resolution clause in the contract
- agreeing to arbitration when it is not right for your case
- picking the wrong arbitrator(s)
- thinking this was litigation
- being unprepared at the first arbitral conference
John S. Logan, QC — Jenkins Marzban Logan LLP, Vancouver
Kerry A. Short — Twining, Short & Haakonson, Vancouver
A Selection of Ethical Quandaries
- in contract negotiation
- in procurement
- in dealing with liens
- in dealing with limitation dates
- in dealing with insurance
- in mediation
- in arbitration
- in litigation
Nolan Heuchert — Director, Wylie-Crump Limited, Vancouver
John S. Logan, QC — Jenkins Marzban Logan LLP, Vancouver
Douglas R. Sanders — Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, Vancouver
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