As a firm we are proud to represent a number of clients involved in the construction industry. We can assist you with:
David Hughes is the recipient of the 2014 Owner Consultant award from SICA. He brings unique insight into the construction bidding process from his time spent as senior in-house counsel for the British Columbia Lottery Corporation. As part of this, he worked on all aspects of bidding processes, from helping create bid documents, advising on how to respond to questions from bidders, evaluating bids for compliance and negotiating the contracts arising from such bids. He was BCLC’s lead counsel for the acquisition and development of new office and warehouse spaces in Vancouver. His unique insight into the owner’s side of projects can be an advantage to you in helping to prepare your bid, or pursue a claim based on the bid. David has drafted a variety of construction agreements and clauses as well as represented builders in tendering disputes, builders liens claims and contractual disputes.
Jeff Frame is one of BC’s leading land-use lawyers with particular experience in dealing with the various levels of government. He has represented a number of landowners, developers, and builders in complex regulatory disputes involving zoning and O.C.P. compliance, D.C.C.’s, latecomer agreements, subdivision servicing standards, road and parkland dedication requirements, expropriation, and tendering disputes. He also handles land disputes between private parties including collapsed real estate transactions, trespass, nuisance, boundary and easement disputes, construction defects, and builders liens.
Courtney AuBuchon has represented landowners, builders and tradespeople to resolve issues that arise during construction. He has assisted homeowners to get the house or renovation they paid for, and has assisted builders and subcontractors to get paid. Courtney is experienced working with builders liens and is happy to provide guidance to clients regardless of whether they need a lien to be placed on a property or to be removed from title so that the property can be sold or financing obtained.
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