Christopher P. Knight

Chris is an Alberta and British Columbia civil litigator who provides advice and representation in complex commercial litigation court actions, with an emphasis on construction, property, and technology issues. He has successfully prosecuted a variety of builders' lien, delay, deficiency, breach of contract, negligence, debt, and collections actions, and he has represented owners and contractors in a variety of construction, technology, and transport matters.

Chris is an Alberta and British Columbia civil litigator who provides advice and representation in complex commercial litigation court actions, with an emphasis on construction, property, technology and transportation issues. He has successfully prosecuted a variety of builders' lien, delay, deficiency, breach of contract, negligence, debt, and collections actions, and he has represented owners and contractors in a variety of construction, technology, and transport matters.

Chris was a litigator providing advice and representation with respect to Construction, Technology and Transportation matters. He has successfully prosecuted a variety of builders' lien, delay, deficiency, debt, collection and related claims, and he has represented owners and contractors in a variety of construction and transport disputes. Chris’s advice and representation with respect to technology matters is informed by a background in software development and licensing projects for clients worldwide.

Chris managed the design, development and deployment of software projects for major clients including Palm Computing (San Jose, USA), The Industry Standard/IDG (San Francisco, USA and London, UK) and Quo Vadis (Hertford, UK). Chris also co-Invented and co-authored Canadian Patent Application 2,330,707: “Method and Apparatus for Abstracting Device-Independent Request-Response Network Interactions”.