CCCL News
- 2005
Press
Release - June 7, 2005
The 8th Annual Conference of the Canadian College
of Construction Lawyers was held at Queen’s
Landing Inn, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario on May 26 –
May 29, 2005. The theme of the Conference was “Construction
Lawyers Without Borders”.
The keynote speaker was Professor Phillip Capper,
head of Lovells’ worldwide Engineering and Construction
Projects practice, London, U.K., on the topic of arbitration
of international engineering projects. L’honorable
J.J. Michel Robert, Chief Justice of Quebec, spoke
on the topic of computerized construction appeals, and Justice
Roger E. Baker, Judge of the Quebec Superior Court,
spoke on the topic of computerized construction trials. Joseph
F. Canterbury Jr., of Canterbury, Stuber, Elder,
Gooch & Surratt, Dallas, Texas, and Thomas J.
Stipanowich of CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution,
New York, were guest panellists on the topic of practical
arbitration issues raised in international engineering and
construction contracts. Peter Goetz, of Goetz
Fitzpatrick, New York, and Steven G.J. Stein,
of Stein, Ray & Harris, Chicago, were guest panellists
on the topic of practical advice for international and domestic
arbitrators together with Jose Maria Abascal, of UNCITRAL
Working Group, Mexico City. José Maria Abascal
also provided an update on UNCITRAL Committee Work.
Alan Bodie, President, of Strategic Initiatives,
PCL Constructors Inc., Edmonton, and John S. Mrowiec,
of Conway & Mrowiec, Chicago, presented a project case
history.
The following officers of the College were elected at the
8th Annual Conference:
President:
Duncan W. Glaholt.
Glaholt LLP (Toronto)
Immediate Past President:
Stanley Naftolin, J.D. Q.C.
Goldman, Sloan, Nash & Haber LLP (Toronto)
Vice-President:
George W. MacDonald, Q.C.
McInnes, Cooper (Halifax)
Secretary:
Jean C. van der Lee
Field LLP (Calgary)
Treasurer:
Robert A. Graesser, Q.C.
Reynolds, Mirth, Richards & Farmer LLP (Edmonton)
Program Co-Ordinators:
Daniel Ayotte
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (Montreal)
William L. (Mick) Ryan, Q.C.
Stewart McKelvey Stirling Scales (Halifax)
The Board of Governors of the College includes the Officers,
listed above, as well as:
Bryan S. Shapiro
(Shapiro Hankinson & Knutson, Vancouver)
Janine Kovach
(Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP, Toronto)
William J. Kenny, Q.C.
(Miller Thomson, LLP, Edmonton)
Louis-Michel Tremblay
(Miller Thomson, LLP, Montreal)
William L. (Mick) Ryan, Q.C.
(Stewart McKelvey Stirling Scales, Halifax)
The following Past Presidents of the College are also ex-officio
fellows of the Board of Governors:
Harvey J. Kirsh
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP (Toronto)
(President, 1997 – 1999)
D. Robert Beaumont
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP (Toronto)
(President, 1999 - 2000)
David H. Kauffman
De Grandpré Chait (Montreal)
(President, 2000 - 2001)
J. Stephen Tatrallyay
Koskie Minsky (Toronto)
(President, 2001 – 2002)
R. Bruce Reynolds
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (Toronto)
(President 2002-2003)
Helmut K. Johannsen (Vancouver)
(President, 2003-2004)
Stanley Naftolin, J.D. Q.C.
Goldman, Sloan, Nash & Haber LLP (Toronto)
(President 2004-2005)
The following were officially inducted as Fellows of the
College:
Ronald W. Price
(Rasmussen Starr Ruddy, LLP)
T. Arthur Barry, Q.C.
(Stewart McKelvey Stirling Scales)
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