Pavle focuses on construction arbitration and litigation.
With a wealth of experience in resolving complex construction disputes, he
brings a strategic approach and deep expertise to achieve favourable outcomes.
Pavle is dedicated to delivering efficient and pragmatic legal counsel to
clients across the construction spectrum, including owners, contractors, design
professionals and sureties.
Pavle is a member of the firm’s Litigation and Construction
Groups. His practice spans a wide range of construction disputes, encompassing
major infrastructure projects (light rail systems, transit stations, mines and
refineries) as well as landmark high-rise residential and mixed-use
developments in Toronto and Ottawa. He advises on issues such as delay claims,
deficiencies, designer negligence, fee disputes, construction liens and breach
of trust actions. Pavle is also adept at navigating disputes involving
intricate technical aspects, such as building envelope design, concrete
deficiencies, trackwork and subsurface utility engineering investigation and
relocation.
Pavle’s arbitration experience includes disputes under the
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), ADR Institute of Canada (ADRIC) and ad
hoc rules. These cases have involved various project delivery methods, such as P3
and design-build-finance-maintain (DBFM), engineering, procurement and
construction management (EPCM), and design-build contracts.
