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This year our courts have made many decisions that provide comment and clarity on certain procedural requirements of the Builders Lien Act (the “Act”). Our ... Continued
Members of our Infrastructure, Construction & Procurement group, Satinder Sidhu, Scott Lamb, Samantha Ip, Rosalie Clark and Kim Do presented a webinar last week on ... Continued
No construction project is free from risks including damage to property, cost escalations, poor performance, defects, and so forth, but there are a number of ... Continued
By Rosalie Clark Builders liens are commonly referred to as “extraordinary tools” for unpaid contractors, subcontractors or suppliers to ensure that the cost of their unpaid ... Continued
We previously reported on the decision of JVD Installations Inc. v Skookum Creek Power Partnership, 2020 BCSC 374, where the BC Supreme Court upheld the ... Continued
American Bar Association’s Under Construction – Winter 2022 publication features an article written by Clark Wilson partners Scott Lamb and Rosalie Clark, in which they ... Continued
We’re pleased to announce the appointment of new Clark Wilson Partners Rosalie A. Clark, Jeff Holowaychuk, and Max Portner. Rosalie practices in the areas of ... Continued
Getting construction contracts right is critical to the success of any project, and to do this you need to know which contract form best suits ... Continued
Getting construction contracts right is critical to the success of any construction project. To get it right, you need to know which contract form is ... Continued
Members of our Infrastructure, Construction & Procurement group, Satinder Sidhu, Scott Lamb and Rosalie Clark, presented a webinar yesterday explaining how a solid understanding of BC’s builders’ lien legislation is ... Continued
A solid understanding of BC’s builders’ lien legislation is critical for any construction professional in BC. Clark Wilson LLP’s construction lawyers will take you through ... Continued
The issue of whether or not a subcontractor can advance a claim of unjust enrichment (payment for work performed that a party received a benefit ... Continued