Almost every construction contract on large projects contains a mechanism for the
parties to resolve disputes. Many provide for multiple stages of dispute resolution, but
all aim to resolve disagreements as efficiently as possible to ensure the parties’ efforts
are focused on the project itself. This paper provides an overview of the CCDC regime and discuss some of the most commonly-seen alternatives.
The following interview was conducted by Feleshia Chandler and originally appeared on November 17, 2025 in My East Coast Experience. For many international students, the Post-Graduation Work Permit is more than a bridge to a career—it’s the first step toward building a life in Canada. Every year, thousands of international students choose Canada for post-secondary […]
read moreThe following article was written by Matthew Gorman, Partner in our Halifax office, and originally appeared on SOCAN’s website on November 12, 2025. Years ago, an astute businessperson told me that you build assets to sell them. This conversation had nothing to do with music, but it always resonated with me. Fast forward to 2025, […]
read moreWritten by Jocelyne M. Campbell. KC, Michelle Axworthy, Paul B. Chudnovsky, and Thomas Blackburn, Family Law team in Halifax. McLean v Gonzalez, 2025 NSSC 313 Judge: The Honourable Justice Samuel Moreau Subject: credibility; division of matrimonial assets, parenting time, decision-making responsibility; determination of income for child support; retroactive child support Summary: The parties, married in […]
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