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CCCL
News - 2008
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Announcement
The Fellows of the Canadian College of
Construction Lawyers congratulate our friend and
colleague, David H. Kauffman, on the publication
of his latest book, The Construction Hypothec.
Since the inception of the College, David has
been a distinguished Officer and Governor and is
also a Past President of the Canadian College of
Construction Lawyers.
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CCCL
News - 2007
Le Westin Resort & Spa
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Announcement
The 11th Annual Canadian College of
Construction Lawyers Conference will be held
from May 29- June 1, 2008 at Le Westin Resort &
Spa, Tremblant, Quebec.
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Announcement
The
Canadian College of Construction Lawyers is
pleased to announce the publication of the
inaugural edition of the Journal of the Canadian
College of Construction Lawyers 2007.
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Announcement
The 10th Annual Canadian College of Construction Lawyers
Conference was held between May 31- June 3, 2007
at the Predator Ridge Golf Resort in Vernon, British
Columbia.
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 Announcement
The 10th Annual Canadian College of Construction Lawyers
Conference will be held between May 31- June 3, 2007 at the Predator Ridge Golf Resort in Vernon, British Columbia.
Click here for the full
conference agenda
Click here for a list
of past Conferences of the CCCL
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Appointment of our Fellow
Michael F. Harrington, Q.C.
OTTAWA, March 2, 2007
The Honourable Michael F. Harrington, Q.C., a senior partner
with the law firm of Stewart McKelvey in St. John's was appointed
a judge of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador,
Trial Division. He replaces Mr. Justice Raymond J. Halley
(St. John's) who elected to become a supernumerary judge.
Mr. Justice Michael Harrington received a Bachelor of Laws
in 1972 from Dalhousie University and a Bachelor of Arts (History/Political
Science) in 1969 from Memorial University and was admitted
to the Bar of Newfoundland and Labrador in 1972. Mr. Justice
Harrington practised with Stirling Ryan in St. John's (1972-1990)
which merged to become Stewart McKelvey in 1990. His practice
expertise is in the area of litigation, administrative law
and oil and gas law. He has been a distinguished member of
the Canadian College of Construction Lawyers since 1998 and
was previously a Governor.
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here for the full press release (March 2, 2007)
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