Construction Lawyer

Must be Licensed to practice law in Ontario, and in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario.

Proven legal experience with a strong focus on construction law and risk management.

Experience drafting and negotiating construction contracts, procurement documents, and other related documentation.

Proven background in construction disputes and dispute resolution processes (dispute resolution, arbitration, litigation).

Experience working within or alongside construction, engineering, property management or infrastructure companies.

Experience advising stakeholders is an asset.

This compensation represents the Company’s current anticipated range for this position. Actual compensation offered may vary based on the candidate’s qualifications, experience, and skills.

Draft, review, revise, and negotiate construction contracts, subcontracts, consultant agreements, RFPs, and related procurement documents consistent with industry standards.

Advise on project delivery methods, risk allocation, compliance requirements, and contract terms that align with company objectives and legal best practices.

Conduct risk evaluations on contractual terms and project agreements, identifying potential issues with liability, indemnity, performance obligations, warranties, and insurance.

Advise business units on statutory obligations under Ontario’s Construction Act and related provincial/federal regulations.

Anticipate legal risks and provide mitigation strategies prior to award and execution of project contracts.

Serve as the primary internal counsel for construction disputes, including delay claims, change orders, lien claims, trust issues, defaults, and performance issues.