Tyler Galbraith, Jenkins Marzban Logan LLP
Wednesday, September 21
1:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M.
Executive Plaza Hotel – Coquitlam
405 North Road
(604) 936-9399
The legal rights and obligations of those involved in a construction project crystallize in the tendering phase and end well after the project is completed. During the construction process, those legal rights and obligations change and expand based on, for example, the contracts in place, the Builders Lien Act and the bonds that have been issued. In order to ensure that the project is built properly, on time and on budget, it is important that all involved know and understand their legal rights and obligations. This course is designed to provide those involved in the construction industry with the legal foundation to navigate through the tender and construction phases of a project.
Tyler Galbraith practices in the areas of construction and commercial litigation. Before joining Jenkins Marzban Logan LLP Tyler worked as an associate in the litigation department of one of Canada’s leading national law firms. Tyler was also a law clerk at the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
Tyler has a B.A., with distinction: University of Victoria, 1997; LL.B: University of British Columbia, 2002 and Called to the Bar: British Columbia, 2004 Tyler has appeared before all levels of court in British Columbia and has been involved in several appeals, trials, arbitrations and mediations. He has acted in numerous builders lien and tender cases, disputes arising from delays, defective work, contract termination, bond claims and insurance coverage.
Tyler is a member of a variety of construction and legal associations and has lectured for the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia on construction related matters. He is the author of numerous construction law articles and other publications, with a focus on tender and builders liens issues. To read Tyler’s complete Bio follow the link http://www.jml.ca/lawyers/lawyers_tyler/
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