Mark St. Cyr has been selected to join the distinguished faculty of Osgoode Hall Law School’s Professional LLM in Construction Law for summer 2026—an appointment that underscores his standing as a trusted leader in the field.
Mark will teach the program’s Selected Topics in Construction Law course, an advanced seminar designed to explore critical and emerging issues shaping the industry. The first offering, Technology & Sustainability in Construction Law, examines the transformative impact of AI and emerging technologies on construction projects and legal practice, equipping students with forward-looking, practice-ready insights.
Offered through Osgoode Professional Development, the Professional LLM in Construction Law is a leading graduate program designed for legal and industry professionals seeking advanced, practice-focused expertise in construction law. The program brings together experienced academics and seasoned practitioners to deliver an in-depth examination of the legal, contractual, and dispute-resolution frameworks that shape the construction industry.
In the classroom, Mark will bring the depth of his experience advising on complex construction disputes, risk management, and project matters, translating real-world challenges into rigorous and engaging learning. His contribution reflects not only his technical excellence, but also his commitment to advancing the profession and mentoring the next generation of construction law leaders.