Canadian College of Construction Lawyers to induct Greg Moores as Fellow
St. John’s partner Greg Moores will be formally inducted as a Fellow of the Canadian College of Construction Lawyers (“CCCL”), during an annual meeting in May, to be held virtually. The CCCL is comprised of individuals recognized for their skill, professional experience and high ethical standards in the area of construction law. As a Fellow of the CCCL, Greg will join an esteemed group of colleagues from across the country, including Stewart McKelvey’s Art Barry, QC, Mick Ryan, QC, Kenneth McCullogh, QC, Geoffrey Machum, QC, ICD.D and Colin Piercey.
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