Environmental Law and Brownfield Redevelopment: Key Legal Issues and Solutions
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Join McMillan on Thursday, December 5th for its next environmental law webinar on the key issues of brownfield redevelopment in Canada. We will cover the benefits of choosing a brownfield property for redevelopment and strategies and best practices for overcoming common environmental challenges through the planning and construction stages of a project, including understanding environmentally sensitive features, managing waste and excess soil, complying with records of site condition requirements, and navigating municipal approvals and construction issues.
CPD: For legal practitioners, this program qualifies for up to 90 minutes of Substantive CPD in Ontario, 90 minutes of CPD in BC and 90 minutes of CLE in Quebec.
| Date: Thursday, December 5, 2024 Time: 12 pm – 1:30 pm ET Webinar: Log-in details will be e-mailed once you RSVP that you are attending. |
| Speakers | |
| Talia Gordner Partner, Environment | Corporate Commercial Litigation Toronto |
Marc Kemerer Partner, Municipal, Land Use Planning & Development Toronto |
| Julia Loney Partner, Energy | Environment Calgary |
Martin Thiboutot Counsel, Environment Montreal |
| Kailey Sutton Partner, Construction & Infrastructure | Municipal, Land Use Planning & Development Toronto |
For more information, please contact [email protected].
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