Description
Counsel who practice construction and infrastructure law must think strategically at every stage of the litigation process, especially when determining what steps to take and what collection remedies to pursue. Join us to hear from an experienced faculty on these timely topics:
- The pros and cons of pursuing trust, lien and bond claims
- The impact of the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in Stuart Olsen
- Post-Urbacon: what motions or tools you should consider to move proceedings forward in an efficient and cost effective manner
- How CCAA, receivership and bankruptcy orders have changed the landscape since Comstock and how you should respond
- How to manage current ethical issues, walking through real life fact scenarios
PROGRAM CHAIRS
Sandra Astolfo, WeirFoulds LLP
Maria Ruberto, Pallett Valo LLP
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A Practical Approach to Multiple Collection Remedies Fact Scenario
Case Brief - Stuart Olson Dominion Construction Ltd v. Structal Heavy Steel 2015 SCC 43
Anna Esposito, Pallett Valo LLP
The Litigation Steps Post Urbacon Fact Scenario
Multi-Lien Proceedings from the Lien Claimants Perspective
Rob Kennaley, McLauchlin & Associates
Subtrades Issues - Urbacon v. Guelph (Presentation)
Rob Kennaley, McLauchlin & Associates
The trial management Direction of Master Wiebe for the trial of an issue (the notice holdback issue) in the Trenchline v. Metrolinx et al matter
Submitted By: Glenn Grenier, McMillan LLP
A precedent for a Scott Schedule
Submitted By: Glenn Grenier, McMillan LLP
An Order in the Receivership of Chartrand approving an early settlement with the Owner
Submitted By: Glenn Grenier, McMillan LLP
An operational Order in that same Receivership implementing the settlement
Submitted By: Glenn Grenier, McMillan LLP
Presentation
Glenn Grenier, McMillan LLP
Bankruptcy and Insolvency Orders Post Comstock, Atlas and Iona - The New Thorns Fact Scenario
Contractor's in Trouble - What's an Owner to do?
Dana Elisabeta Lezau, City of Hamilton, Legal Services Division
Discussion Points
Brad Newton, BDO Canada
CCAA Initial Order
Submitted By: Marcia Oliver, Advocates LLP
Lien Regularization Order
Submitted By: Marcia Oliver, Advocates LLP
Model Order - CCAA Initial Order (Toronto)
Submitted By: Marcia Oliver, Advocates LLP
Amended and Restated Initial Order
Submitted By: Marcia Oliver, Advocates LLP
Sample Intervention Order
Submitted By: Denise Bambrough, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Sample Stay Carve-Out Order
Submitted By: Denise Bambrough, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Sample Language to be Added to Receivership Order
Submitted By: Denise Bambrough, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP