Natasha Carew

Natasha Carew is a litigation partner in Gowling WLG's Toronto office. She is well-versed in a range of commercial disputes involving construction, infrastructure, public-private partnerships (P3s), business partnerships, shareholders, debtors and creditors, consulting contracts, commercial leasing, and insurance. She helps construction industry clients successfully navigate Ontario's Construction Act. She has experience in adjudication, prompt payment, the prosecution and defence of construction lien actions, deficiency claims, delay claims, and lien priority disputes. She has represented contractors, designers, developers, lenders, and joint venture partners in respect of disputes arising from construction and infrastructure projects, including P3 projects, hospitals, schools, stadia, condominiums, student residences, luxury homes, and wind farms. She has advocated for her clients in Ontario's courts and at arbitrations across the country. She has taught as an adjunct professor of law at Osgoode Hall Law School (teaching negotiation) and Windsor Law School (teaching legal remedies). Active in the community, she is passionate about refugee rights and regularly acts as pro bono counsel.