Marin maintains a commercial litigation practice with a strong focus on defence procurement, government contracts, export controls and government security clearances. He advises national and international military, cybersecurity and technology contractors as they work through Canada’s naval and aviation procurement processes and defence sector requirements.
Marin acts for international aerospace companies, naval defence contractors, emerging technology firms, space and satellite organizations and non-profits involved in oversight and human rights work. His clients range from early-stage companies to multinational defence and technology leaders.
His experience spans major federal procurement programs, regulatory compliance and the operational demands facing suppliers in Canada’s defence environment. His military service adds practical insight that supports clients as they engage with complex technical and regulatory obligations.
Marin’s practice centers on three core areas:
- Procurement and government contracts:
Marin represents clients in major defence procurement programs involving shipbuilding, aerospace and urgent federal purchasing. He advises on procurement rules, bid challenges, contract performance issues and the shifting requirements that govern federal contracting. He also acts as counsel to international aerospace and naval corporations seeking to enter the Canadian defence and aviation sectors. - Export controls, controlled goods and economic sanctions:
Marin guides clients through Canada’s Export Control List, Controlled Goods Program and sanctions regimes. He provides practical support for compliance in cross-border transactions and for organizations advancing sensitive technology or supplying equipment subject to export restrictions. His work includes advising on civil aviation regulations, government relations and related trade issues. - Government security clearances:
Marin assists organizations that must obtain and maintain security clearances to participate in defence projects. He advises on the Industrial Security Program, organizational security screenings and personnel clearances required for federal contracting.
He has appeared before all levels of court in Alberta, the Federal Court of Canada and multiple administrative and arbitral tribunals, including the Canadian International Trade Tribunal.
Alongside his defence-focused work, Marin maintains a commercial litigation practice concentrated on construction disputes and arbitration. He represents owners, contractors and subcontractors in construction and engineering matters.
