Dražen Bulat

Dražen Bulat stands as a distinguished figure in the construction and infrastructure law landscape within Miller Thomson. He expertly navigates the complexities of front-end procurement and contract documentation, crafting tender documents, RFPs, and various contractual forms with precision.

Dražen's deep understanding of procurement laws, the Broader Public Sector Procurement Directive, and the Construction Lien Act positions him as a valuable asset to both owners and contractors/vendors alike. He adeptly resolves disputes spanning the spectrum of drafting, negotiation, bid disputes, and lien claim prioritization among parties involved.

His involvement extends to major sectors of the construction industry, including commercial developments, health care, and educational facilities. Dražen excels in devising strategic plans that align with his clients' objectives, leveraging drafting, litigation, and alternative dispute resolution to achieve cost-effective outcomes.

Beyond his practice, Dražen's role as an educator enriches the Toronto Construction Association, where he imparts wisdom on procurement and related matters to industry and legal professionals alike.

Recognition of his expertise is widespread, with accolades from The Best Lawyers in Canada in Construction Law and The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory in both Construction Law and Personal Injury Law. His certified specialization by the Law Society of Ontario in Civil Litigation underscores his proficiency.

Dražen’s commitment to sharing knowledge is evident through numerous lectures and presentations, covering topics from social host liability to the nuances of tendering law and the role of construction project stakeholders. His publications and contributions to seminars highlight his dedication to clarifying the intricacies of construction law for the broader community.

Community involvement has also been a cornerstone of Dražen’s career, with a long-standing participation in the Hart House Orchestra at the University of Toronto, showcasing his multifaceted interests.

A member of the Canadian Bar Association, Dražen’s legal journey was fortified by an LL.B. from Osgoode Hall Law School at York University and a dual degree in Arts and Science from the University of Toronto. His bar admission in Ontario in 1990 marked the commencement of a career characterized by legal excellence and a commitment to the construction and infrastructure sector.