Ontario Legal Conference: Construction Law

The Ontario Legal Conference: Construction Law is a specialized program organized by the Ontario Bar Association (OBA), focusing on the unique challenges and developments in construction and infrastructure law. This event is part of the OBA's broader Ontario Legal Conference, a four-day gathering designed to foster learning, networking, and community building among legal professionals across various practice areas.

The program offers an in-depth exploration of construction contracts, emphasizing project delivery models such as progressive design-build (PDB), integrated project delivery (IPD), and public-private partnerships (P3). Attendees will gain insights into the distinct features, scheduling types, and key requirements associated with each model, ensuring they are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of modern construction projects.

In addition to the core sessions, registrants have access to complimentary events, including networking lunches and receptions, as well as sessions like "Navigating the Transition from Student to Lawyer" and "Inclusive Leader Series." These events provide valuable opportunities for professional development and community engagement.

This program is ideal for both new and experienced construction and infrastructure lawyers seeking to stay current with industry developments and best practices. By participating, attendees will enhance their expertise and expand their professional networks within the construction law community.