Jeremy is a Construction, Infrastructure, and Renewable Energy lawyer at Margie Strub LLP, loin Toronto, Ontario. His practice spans the entirety of the construction pyramid, with a focus on infrastructure sectors, particularly light rail, and advises clients in the United States and Canada with regard to a diverse range of renewable energy projects.

Jeremy is an expert in negotiating and drafting intricate construction agreements, utilizing both the CCDC agreements bespoke contracts. His renewable energy practice is characterized by his expertise in negotiating Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) and Long-Term Service Agreement (LTSA) contracts, highlighting his commitment to fostering sustainable energy advancements alongside conventional construction and infrastructure projects.

Jeremy represents clients throughout every Canadian province and several American states, including New York, Florida, Texas, and California. Jeremy is also admitted to the bar in Ontario, Alberta, and Nova Scotia.

Jeremy has served as General Counsel for the CRCA since 2020, wherein he has provided strategic advice related to the direction of the association. His contributions extend to serving as General Counsel for several other associations, including National Women in Roofing (Canada) and Breakthrough Academy, reflecting his pivotal role in providing strategic legal guidance and support to leading organizations in the construction and roofing sectors.

Prior to his tenure at Margie Strub LLP, Jeremy worked at a leading Bay Street firm within their construction and infrastructure group, alongside managing a robust employment law practice. He also opened the Canadian office for an international Construction Law firm, managing a broad client portfolio across North America and collaborating with legal professionals in the U.K., South Africa, and Central America.