Meet Peter.
Peter Loewen, Partner
Peter Loewen was raised in Abbotsford. He focuses his litigation practice on all disputes concerning land such as: construction disputes, builders liens, lease disputes, property conveyance disputes and environmental contamination. Peter also prepares custom construction contracts and land leases.
Areas of Practice
- Construction Law
SNAPSHOT
- Fierce advocator for clients
- Focuses on construction law
- Helps clients make informed decisions about litigation
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More about Peter
Peter grew up on construction sites, in his youth he worked a Labourer, Framer and Form Worker. Peter obtained his Bachelor of Business Administration with a focus on Leadership in Management from Trinity Western University. During his time at Trinity Western University and thereafter, Peter worked for a construction company in a number of capacities including Site Supervisor, Project Manager and Property Manager.
Peter graduated from University of Manitoba’s law school in 2012 and was called to the British Columbia Bar in 2013.
Peter enjoys going to court and advocating fiercely on behalf of clients, however, he prides himself in providing practical advice to clients and helping them to understand the realities of their dispute. He helps his clients make informed decisions regarding litigation. There are business realities that clients should consider in addition to their strict legal rights. Peter listens to his client’s goals before designing a strategy to achieve those objectives.
Outside of the office, Peter loves spending time with his wife and three kids, camping, fishing and boating. He enjoys many different styles of music and plays guitar.
Bar Admissions
- British Columbia, 2013
Education
- Trinity Western University, Faculty of Business, Langley, BC
- University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law, Winnipeg, MB
Read articles from Peter Loewen.
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COVID 19 – Loss of Business Insurance
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Force Majeure and Frustration, in the Context of COVID-19
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