Advocacy: Litigation and Dispute Resolution Bailey's practice focuses in the area of construction litigation. She acts for owners, general contractors, subcontractors, architects, and engineers in construction disputes and construction project management matters such as tendering, procurement, contract drafting and negotiation, builder liens, and delay claims. Bailey also provides advice in connection with workplace safety and health matters. Bailey also has experience assisting clients with a Bailey Harris variety of legal issues in a broad range of areas including commercial litigation, contractual disputes, 1700 - 242 Hargrave Street negligence, personal injury, injunctions, debtor/creditor Winnipeg Manitoba Canada litigation, and professional regulatory matters. R3C 0V1 Bailey acts as counsel in proceedings before the courts, P. (204) 934.2569 arbitrators, adjudicators, labour boards, and human F. (204) 934.0569 rights tribunals. Bailey also acts as counsel in E. [email protected] alternative dispute resolution forums such as private www.tdslaw.com/bjh mediations and judicially assisted dispute resolution (JADR). EDUCATION Bachelor of Arts (First Class Honours), University of Manitoba, 2003 Masters of Arts, University of Manitoba, 2008 Bachelor of Laws, University of Manitoba, 2008 University of Manitoba CALL TO THE BAR Manitoba, 2009 ACHIEVEMENTS Lexpert’s Leading Lawyers Under 40 - 2020 Fellow, Construction Lawyers Society of America Recipient of the University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowship Recipient of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Fellowship (“SSHRC”) for her research on the development of political theory in Security Studies LEGAL TEACHINGS Sessional Faculty, Legal Methods, Faculty of Law, Robson Hall (2015-2018) Sessional Faculty, Construction Law, Faculty of Law, Robson Hall (2020-Present) Sessional Faculty, Legal Remedies, Faculty of Law, Robson Hall (2019-Present) Speaker, Torts Law, Faculty of Law, Robson Hall (2018, 2019) SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS Bailey has given many presentations relevant to the Construction Industry and has spoken on the following issues and topics: The Builders’ Liens Act with a focus on lien issues and trust claims Drafting and interpretation construction contracts including CCDC 2, CCDC 5A, CCDC 5B, CCDC 14, CCDC 17, CCDC 30 Tendering and procurement Dispute resolution mechanism for construction disputes and claims Drafting consultant agreements (architects and engineers) Amendments to the Builders’ Liens Act (Manitoba) Cross-Canada construction matters Bailey has also given presentations on the following topics: Life and Disability Insurance Personal Injury Genetic discrimination in litigation COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Vice-Chair, Manitoba Bar Association Civil Litigation Section Chair, Manitoba Bar Association Construction Law Section Presenter, Winnipeg Construction Association .