Sean Stephenson
Dentons
Dentons
Client SatisfactionThe practice group at Dentons is well-placed to assist both suppliers and buyers in public procurement projects and is frequently instructed by tech, government authorities, retail and healthcare-sector clients. The department is directed by Toronto-based Paul Lalonde, who has experience representing clients in government-contracting disputes before the Federal Court of Canada and provincial tribunals. Lalonde’s expertise takes in the full procurement lifecycle, including pre-tender activities, the bidding process, contract administration, termination and related disputes. Sean Stephenson is an additional key contact for government contracting mandates.
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Key clients
- Amazon Web Services
- Waterfront Toronto
- Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
- Montréal’s University Health Services Centres CHUM, MUHC, Sainte-Justine UHC
- TeamDynamix
- VF Worldwide Holdings
- West-Can Seal Coating
- FTI Professional Grade
- Tiree Facility Solutions
- IBI Group
- Department of Justice Canada
- Fox News Network
- Lifelabs
- Campbell Drug Stores
- Forensic Technology Canada
Work highlights
- Advised the Department of Justice and Transport Canada on the procurement process for Canada’s major High Frequency Rail project.
- Represented Campbell Drug Stores in litigation on behalf of client against Public Services and Procurement Canada/Public Health Agency of Canada in connection with a major pandemic-related purchase of surgical gowns.
- Engaged as an expert witness by Fox News in connection with Canadian government contracting loss allegations made by Smartmatic in its multi-million dollar defamation claim against Fox and others.
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Paul Lalonde
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Paul Lalonde