Canadian Institute: 18th Annual Conference on Navigating Risk in Construction Projects & Contracts, East
Drive the Success of Your Construction Project with Critical Industry & Legal Insights, Practical Solutions, and Nationwide Networking.
Navigating risk is a constant challenge at every stage of construction projects. Managing the complexities of stakeholders, schedules, and extensive documentation requires meticulous attention from inception to completion. Global and local issues, like supply chain volatility and the Canadian labour shortage, add further layers of difficulty that can determine a project’s success or failure.
Join top construction lawyers, contractors, consultants, and project owners, as they explore cutting-edge strategies to mitigate risk, enhance project efficiency, and safeguard your contracts. Whether you’re handling medium-sized projects or large-scale mega projects, this conference will arm you with the essential knowledge and tools to navigate the complexities of construction contracts and resolve disputes quickly and efficiently when they arise.
Pallett Valo Speaker
Maria Ruberto, Partner
Topic
The Overhaul of Ontario’s Construction Act: What Bill 216 Means for Payment, Adjudication, and Risk Allocation
Location
Hilton Garden Inn Toronto Airport
Toronto, ON
Accreditation:
This program can be applied towards Substantive hours of annual Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Law Society of Upper Canada, the Law Society of Saskatchewan, the Law Society of British Columbia, the Law Society of Alberta, and the Barreau du Quebec.
Conference hours can also be used towards the Gold Seal Certification application for credits, subject to credit approval upon review. Canadian Institute will provide certificates of attendance upon request. You must request the certificate from CI and submit the certificate yourself to obtain credits.