Mollie Deyong

Mollie Deyong serves as an Associate within Singleton Urquhart Reynolds Vogel LLP's Construction and Infrastructure Practice Group, bringing her dedicated passion to infrastructure initiatives from the start of her legal journey. Her expertise is not just limited to a general understanding but extends into the intricate world of construction and infrastructure law, showcasing her profound commitment from day one.

Her skill set is comprehensive, covering the drafting and negotiation of both standard and unique contracts. This includes, but is not limited to, design-build agreements, traditional construction contracts, management agreements for construction projects, procurement documents, and contracts for professional services. Mollie's adeptness at navigating through the complex layers of contract documentation, such as technical outlines, commercial timelines, adjustments, and updates to contracts, underscores her ability to balance overarching risk considerations with the nuances of technical specifics.

Mollie's proficiency goes beyond initial legal services, as she adeptly represents a diverse client base in various construction-related challenges. Her clientele ranges from individuals and entities involved in large-scale infrastructure ventures to mid-sized project stakeholders, including owners, developers, contractors, suppliers, and design and consulting professionals. Her background is rich with experience in handling substantial infrastructure disputes, guiding negotiations, mediating conflicts, steering through multi-party litigation, arbitrating, and addressing procurement issues, all while solving legal puzzles that emerge during construction projects across Ontario and British Columbia.

With a blend of transactional work and resolution of disputes within the construction sector under her belt, Mollie is strategically placed to evaluate the needs of her clients meticulously. She designs legal strategies that not only prevent expensive disagreements but also provide comprehensive advice on construction projects from inception to completion, prioritizing client service throughout.

Mollie's academic credentials reinforce her professional capabilities. She was admitted to the Ontario Bar in 2020, after being called to the British Columbia Bar in 2018. Her legal education was completed at the University of Victoria, where she earned her Juris Doctor in 2016, following a Bachelor of Arts from the University of British Columbia in 2013. Her specialization in Construction and Infrastructure Law is a testament to her deep-seated interest and extensive expertise in the field, highlighting her as a noteworthy practitioner in this intricate domain.