Maxime Pridmore is a seasoned construction law practitioner who represents clients before the courts and provides strategic advice to key industry stakeholders, including material suppliers, subcontractors, and major general contractors. His practice is particularly sought after for risk analysis, contract negotiation, and the drafting of contractual agreements. He brings extensive experience managing complex construction claims involving delays, breaches of contract, change orders, and the recovery of unpaid amounts – whether through contractual remedies or construction liens – as well as claims against bond companies and deficiency-related disputes. Beyond construction, Maxime Pridmore oversees a portfolio of defaulted mortgage loans across Quebec for a major lender, with deep proficiency in enforcing mortgage guarantees and navigating banking litigation in matters involving bankruptcy, mortgage fraud, and title disputes. His practical, big-picture approach has made him a trusted resource for financial planners and stockbrokers at one of Canada's largest banks. He also acts for trustees, creditors, and debtors in bankruptcy and proposal proceedings, rounding out a practice that sits at the intersection of construction, real estate, and insolvency law.
