Natasha Carew

Natasha Carew, a litigation partner at Gowling WLG's Toronto office, excels in navigating a broad spectrum of commercial disputes. Her expertise spans construction, infrastructure, public-private partnerships, and a variety of contract and insurance issues, serving a diverse clientele from global corporations to individual entrepreneurs.

In the realm of construction law, Natasha is particularly adept at guiding clients through the nuances of Ontario's Construction Act. Her capabilities encompass everything from adjudication and prompt payment to managing construction lien actions and resolving complex claims related to delays, deficiencies, and disputes over priorities. Her portfolio includes representation of a wide array of stakeholders in significant construction and infrastructure projects, such as P3 initiatives, residential developments, and wind farms.

Natasha is a proponent of resolving disputes through efficient, cost-effective means, such as mediation and settlement conferences. Yet, she does not hesitate to fiercely represent her clients in court or arbitration proceedings when necessary.

Her dedication to the legal profession extends beyond her practice; Natasha has imparted her knowledge as an adjunct professor at Osgoode Hall Law School and Windsor Law School, focusing on negotiation and legal remedies. She is also a regular speaker, sharing her insights on construction law, expert witnesses, and legal writing with her peers and clients.

Beyond her professional achievements, Natasha's commitment to community service is commendable. She has provided pro bono legal support in significant cases, including defending the rights of a single mother and a transgender man. Demonstrating her humanitarian spirit, Natasha spearheaded a fundraising campaign to sponsor a refugee family's resettlement in Canada, offering them comprehensive support during their transition.

An enthusiastic marathon runner, Natasha embraces challenges and the outdoors, constantly seeking growth in both her personal and professional life. Her legal journey is marked by her admission to the Ontario Bar in 2012 and her academic background, holding a JD from the University of Windsor and a B.Comm. from McMaster University. Her practice areas cover a range of litigation fields, including construction and engineering, commercial disputes, and international arbitration, showcasing her versatility and dedication to justice.