Stephen Tatrallyay
Stephen Tatrallyay is an Ontario-based lawyer whose practice has concentrated in Construction Law for more than twenty-five years. Stephen has represented both plaintiffs and defendants. His clients have included Owners, General Contractors, subtrades, suppliers, workers and their unions, mortgagees, architects and engineers; and bonding companies "“ in short, virtually everyone involved in a construction project. In addition to construction liens, Stephen has been involved in delay claims, tendering claims, disputes and claims arising from failure of a building component or components, Occupational Health and Safety Act defences and non-lien contractual disputes. Stephen has been involved in cases from all over the province of Ontario, and on a consultative basis, in Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia and the Northwest Territories. He has frequently been involved in arbitrations and mediations, both as counsel for a party, and as a neutral selected by the parties. He was a founding member of the Canadian College of Construction Lawyers, which is the senior organisation representing Construction Lawyers in Canada, and was president of that body in 2001-2002. He is certified by the Law Society of Upper Canada as a specialist in Construction Law. He has also chaired both the national and the provincial law construction law sections of the Bar Association. He is a member of the Advocates Society, the Metro Toronto Lawyers' Association, the Toronto Construction Association and other similar organizations and has sat on a number of boards created by one or more of these organisations. He is a frequent author and speaker on topics of relevance to the Construction industry.statrallyay@rogers.com
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