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Life After Law is working with a leading Bay Street law firm that's looking to add a talented Construction Litigation Associate to its growing team.

This is an excellent opportunity for a litigation lawyer with 3–5 years of experience who is looking to further develop their practice at a highly regarded firm while working on sophisticated construction disputes and complex commercial matters.

The Role
The successful candidate will work with experienced practitioners on a broad range of construction and infrastructure disputes, including complex contractual claims, delay and disruption matters, deficiency claims, lien proceedings and other disputes arising from major construction projects.

The role will provide significant exposure to sophisticated files and clients, along with opportunities to take on increasing responsibility and develop strong advocacy and client-management skills.

The Ideal Candidate




The successful candidate will have:

3–5 years of litigation experience gained at a reputable law firm;

Experience in construction litigation and/or complex commercial litigation;

Strong written and oral advocacy skills;

Excellent analytical, drafting and organizational abilities;

The ability to manage files and competing priorities effectively;

A strong academic and skilled record; and

Membership in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a highly regarded Bay Street platform and build a sophisticated construction litigation practice alongside leading practitioners in the field.

This is an active opening for a current role.

AI may be used only for initial resume review. All other decisions are human-made.

We appreciate all candidates who take time to apply, however, only candidates with the requisite experience will be contacted.

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📌 Construction Litigation Associate (Ontario)
🏢 Life After Law
📍 Ontario