Patricia (Trish) Morrison is renowned for her strategic guidance across the entire lifecycle of construction projects, providing invaluable support to a wide range of clients including owners, developers, contractors, architects, and engineers. Her aim is to effectively manage risk from the inception to the completion of construction endeavors.

With a wealth of experience in resolving construction disputes through mediation, arbitration, and litigation, Trish excels in handling issues related to tenders, RFPs, contracts, liens, and various other challenges like design and engineering problems, construction deficiencies, cost overruns, and delays. Her expertise is not limited to dispute resolution; she also offers proactive advice on project initiation matters such as choosing the right project delivery models, navigating tendering, procurement processes, and negotiating and drafting contracts, including those for Public-Private Partnerships (P3).

Trish's counsel extends to environmental concerns and product liability issues tied to construction projects, ensuring clients navigate these complex areas with ease. Her reputation in the construction law sector is solidified by high praise from peers and clients alike, who commend her for her strategic thinking, profound knowledge of construction contracts, and her ability to deliver high-quality, responsive advice on intricate disputes.

Notably, Trish has played significant roles as project counsel, including for high-profile projects like the TELUS Sky Project in Calgary. Her litigation skills have been pivotal in resolving disputes for major infrastructure and oil sands projects, showcasing her capability to tackle high-stakes challenges.

Her thought leadership in construction law is evident from her contributions to industry publications and discussions on emerging trends and legal frameworks affecting the construction industry. As a recognized leader, her affiliations with prestigious legal and construction law bodies, including the Canadian College of Construction Lawyers and the Construction Lawyers Society of America, underscore her esteemed position in the field.

Her commitment to advancing women's leadership, as demonstrated through her directorship at the Famous Five Foundation, reflects her dedication to making a broader impact beyond her legal practice.

With numerous accolades from The Best Lawyers in Canada®, Chambers Canada, and other reputable legal directories, Trish's recognition as a leading figure in construction law is well-deserved. Her legal education and bar admissions in Alberta and Manitoba, coupled with her honed expertise, make her an indispensable asset to any construction law-related matter.