When disputes arise on a construction project, they cannot always be resolved without a formal legal action. There are two main types of legal proceedings – litigation and arbitration.
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Many contracts for projects in the Canadian energy sector rely quite heavily on Engineering, Procurement and … Read More
The federal government recently provided additional information on the Clean Hydrogen Investment Tax Credit (the Clean Hydrogen ITC) that will refund up to 40% of investments in energy projects that … Read More
The government of Alberta has enacted an exemption to the Prompt Payment and Construction Lien Act for Dow Chemical’s Path2Zero Expansion Project, making Alberta the only province to provide such … Read More
As the construction industry continues to face rising costs and the influence of transformative technologies, it is increasingly important for participants on major projects to proactively consider options to mitigate … Read More
A recent Manitoba Court of Appeal decision recognized that lien bonds are an acceptable form of alternate security for the purposes of vacating claims for lien. While the case does … Read More
On November 28, 2023, the Alberta government launched the Alberta Carbon Capture Incentive Program (ACCIP). The new incentive aims to advance investment in carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) projects … Read More
In case you missed it, MLT Aikins recently hosted the Alberta OHS Update – Year in Review. This seminar included a discussion on the recent 4-4 split-decision of the Supreme … Read More
The federal government has announced that will invest an additional $15 billion in new rental housing development loans. Going forward, it is anticipated that these loans will make the Canadian … Read More
On August 16, 2018, Michael Henderson was fatally injured in a workplace accident at a construction site in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Following the accident, Jason King, Mr. Henderson’s supervisor was … Read More