Today’s construction and infrastructure projects are highly complex and present numerous and challenging risks to all stakeholders. A comprehensive understanding of the key issues in these high-stakes areas is crucial.

To ensure projects go smoothly and to proactively manage the associated risks and resolve disputes, it is essential that all professionals involved have a solid grasp of the latest in law and practice.

Giovanni Cautillo, President, Ontario General Contractors Association (OGCA)

Past Delegate – The Osgoode Certificate in Construction Law

“Excellent content and delivery – very detailed. All sessions were incredibly informative and engaging. ”

Upcoming Programs

The Osgoode Certificate in Construction Law

October 31 & November 1, 4, 5, & 6, 2024
In-Person OR Online (Blended)

The Osgoode Certificate in Managing Legal and Business Risk in the Supply Chain

January 22, 29 & February 5, 12 & 19, 2025
Online (Live)

The Osgoode Certificate in Public-Private Partnership (P3) Law and Practice in Canada

January 28, 29, 30 & February 6 & 7, 2025
In-Person OR Online (Blended)

The Osgoode Certificate in Construction Law

February 7, 13, 21, 28, & March 7, 2025
Online (Blended)

The 6th Annual Legal Guide to Managing Construction Liens in Ontario

February 26, 2025
In-Person OR Online (Blended)

Managing Delay and Impact Claims in Construction

Program: April 23, 2025
In-Person OR Online (Blended)

Workshop: April 24, 2025
In-Person OR Online (Live)

The Osgoode Certificate in Contract Management for Construction and Infrastructure Projects

May 26-30, 2025
In-Person OR Online (Live)

Who Should Attend

These programs are attended by professionals in the construction, infrastructure, procurement, and international trade sectors, including:

Owners and developers

Builders and construction professionals

Project managers and consultants

Contract managers and professionals

Operations and facilities professionals

Architects, Engineers, Consulting Engineers

Procurement professionals

Lawyers in private practice or in-house counsel

Litigators

Municipal, government and regulatory professionals

Mediators and arbitrators of construction disputes

Carolyn Currie, Sr Counsel, Commercial Resolutions, Infrastructure Ontario

Past Delegate – Managing Construction Delay and Impact Claims

“Excellent. Very interesting course with experienced and knowledgeable faculty who presented relevant, real life, real time, live issues and examples.”

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Alexandra Karacsony, Program Lawyer
AKaracsony@osgoode.yorku.ca