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Philipp Duffy

Partner
pduffy@dgchait.com
514.878.7625
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English, French
1998 - Quebec
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Legal assistantSusan Sztrolovics514.878.8615 ssztrolovics@dgchait.com

Philipp’s practice focuses on real estate and infrastructure, including public-private partnerships and alternative procurement methods.

His real estate expertise extends to project development, acquisitions and divestitures (of both single assets and asset portfolios) and land assembly, as well as leasing and real estate financing for a wide range of asset classes including industrial properties, office towers, resorts, custom-built buildings, residential condominiums and retail centres.

With respect to infrastructure and public-private partnerships, he has represented clients in a variety of projects including highway, rail and light rail projects, several new hospitals, a medical research centre and detention centres. He has in-depth knowledge of the selection and contracting process of the Société québécoise des infrastructures (SQI). Philipp represents a significant number of stakeholders, including real estate developers, builders, project owners, managers, investors and sponsors in a broad range of real estate and infrastructure-related matters.

He has been involved in several major projects that have shaped and continue to shape the face of Greater Montréal, including Bell Canada’s Nun’s Island Campus, the Cité du Multimédia, the E-Commerce Place, the CRCHUM, the three phases of the Tours des Canadiens and, most recently, the new Turcot Interchange construction project. As partner to some of Montréal’s greatest builders, Philipp is helping to redesign the city’s landscape, one project at a time.

Philipp’s practice focuses on real estate and infrastructure, including public-private partnerships and alternative procurement methods.

His real estate expertise extends to project development, acquisitions and divestitures (of both single assets and asset portfolios) and land assembly, as well as leasing and real estate financing for a wide range of asset classes including industrial properties, office towers, resorts, custom-built buildings, residential condominiums and retail centres.

With respect to infrastructure and public-private partnerships, he has represented clients in a variety of projects including highway, rail and light rail projects, several new hospitals, a medical research centre and detention centres. He has in-depth knowledge of the selection and contracting process of the Société québécoise des infrastructures (SQI). Philipp represents a significant number of stakeholders, including real estate developers, builders, project owners, managers, investors and sponsors in a broad range of real estate and infrastructure-related matters.

He has been involved in several major projects that have shaped and continue to shape the face of Greater Montréal, including Bell Canada’s Nun’s Island Campus, the Cité du Multimédia, the E-Commerce Place, the CRCHUM, the three phases of the Tours des Canadiens and, most recently, the new Turcot Interchange construction project. As partner to some of Montréal’s greatest builders, Philipp is helping to redesign the city’s landscape, one project at a time.

Field of practice

Best Lawyers in Canada®
Construction Law – 2022 to 2026
Project Finance Law – 2022 to 2026
Real Estate Law – 2015 to 2026

Canadian Legal Lexpert® Directory
Repeatedly Recommended in Infrastructure Law
2020 to 2026
Repeatedly Recommended in Property development
2015 and 2016

Lexpert® Special Edition on Infrastructure
Infrastructure
2015, 2017, 2021 and 2022 to 2026

  • The Revised CCDC – 2
    Standard Construction Contracts and their Modifications
    De Grandpré Chait Conference on Construction Law in Quebec, 2022
  • Contractual Negotiations: Sharing of Risk and Responsibility in a Competitive Market
    De Grandpré Chait Construction Law Conference, 2019
  • Transport dues imposed by the ARTM – New costs to consider in connection with significant works on the territory served by the Réseau express métropolitain
    De Grandpré Chait Construction Law Conference, 2018
  • Recent developments in infrastructures procurement
    De Grandpré Chait Construction Law Conference, 2017
  • The new Turcot interchange project: Concrete facts
    in collaboration with Sébastien Marcoux, Québec Operations Manager at Construction Kiewit, De Grandpré Chait Construction Law Conference, 2016
  • Demystifying the Public-Private Partnership
    presented at a law firm legal education symposium, 2013
  •  La rédaction des clauses d’exclusion
    Federated Press, 2010
  • Introduction to the Bondable (Credit Tenant) Lease
    Federated Press, 2010
  • Duties on Transfers of Immovables in Commercial Transactions
    Canadian Bar Association, Québec Branch, National Real Property Section, Montréal 2003

B.C.L. and LL.B.
McGill University, 1997

B.Com.
McGill University, 1993

Fellow, Construction Lawyers Society of America
Fellow, American College of Mortgage Attorneys
Member, Barreau du Québec
Member, Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships
Member, Institut de développement urbain du Québec
Member, Jonathan Wener Centre for Real Estate (JMSB) Advisory Board