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Join us for an engaging Lunch and Learn seminar on Builders Liens and Construction Law Delay Claims, hosted by Marc MacEwing, Mark Braidwood, and Ouran Li of Clyde & Co Canada LLP. Marc, Mark and Ouran will discuss builders liens and delay claims which commonly arise during the course of a construction project. A case study which covers several issues discussed during the presentation will follow. Whilst this exclusive event is tailored for lawyers, law students are welcome to join.
We thank Clyde & Co for graciously offering to host FACL BC for this event.
This seminar is eligible for 1 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credits, providing you with an opportunity to enhance your professional skills and stay updated on crucial legal topics. Don't miss this unique opportunity to expand your knowledge, connect with industry experts, and enjoy a productive lunch and learn experience.
Meet our Presenters
Since 1982, Marc MacEwing has practiced extensively in the area of construction law, focusing on builders liens, tendering disputes, the preparation and analysis of contract documents and construction–related litigation.
With a focus on dispute resolution, including claims for delays, Mark Braidwood represents all parties involved in construction, including owners, developers, construction managers, contractors, sub-contractors, and design professionals in multiple jurisdictions.
Ouran Li defends construction parties and site participants against allegations of deficient work and property damage. He also defends professional consultants, including architects and engineers, against allegations of professional errors or omissions.
Final Notes
While this event is complimentary, we kindly request that you inform us of any changes to your RSVP as a courtesy to Clyde & Co as our host and also to others who may wish to have attended the event. Timely notification of any changes ensures efficient planning and helps us maintain the quality of our events. Please note that unexplained absences or repeated no-shows to FACL BC events may affect your ability to attend future complimentary events.
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By attending this event, you agree to abide by the FACL BC Event Code of Conduct.
If you have any questions about the Code of Conduct, please email info@faclbc.ca.
