Engineering & Construction
In-depth knowledge of the Engineering and construction sector, with projects involving complex contractual, technical, financial, and professional relationships, often giving rise to disputes among owners, contractors, subcontractors, consultants, engineers, architects, and other project participants.
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We assist clients with disputes and legal issues arising throughout the lifecycle of engineering and construction projects, from project planning and design through construction, completion, payment, and close-out.
Our experience covers matters involving construction contracts, engineering agreements, architectural and professional services agreements, project delivery, scope of work, specifications, change orders, payment and performance obligations, and other contractual and commercial arrangements.
We act for and advise property owners, developers, contractors, subcontractors, engineers, architects, consultants, and other construction and professional service providers in connection with a range of project-related disputes and claims.
We also assist with matters arising under Ontario's construction payment and lien regime, including prompt payment, payment disputes, construction liens, lien rights and holdbacks, and adjudication. These matters may involve disputes concerning entitlement to payment, the valuation of work and services, payment notices, non-payment, holdbacks, lien claims, and the statutory timelines and procedures that apply to construction projects.
Engineering and construction projects frequently involve complex professional and technical issues. We advise on disputes involving engineering services, architectural services, consulting agreements, design and specifications, professional negligence, professional liability, project management, and other professional services provided in connection with construction projects. These matters may require consideration of contractual obligations alongside technical issues, project documentation, professional standards, and the respective responsibilities of the parties involved.
We also assist with matters arising under Ontario's construction payment and lien regime, including prompt payment, payment disputes, construction liens, lien rights and holdbacks, and adjudication. These matters may involve disputes concerning entitlement to payment, the valuation of work and services, payment notices, non-payment, holdbacks, lien claims, and the statutory timelines and procedures that apply to construction projects.
Engineering and construction projects frequently involve complex professional and technical issues. We advise on disputes involving engineering services, architectural services, consulting agreements, design and specifications, professional negligence, professional liability, project management, and other professional services provided in connection with construction projects. These matters may require consideration of contractual obligations alongside technical issues, project documentation, professional standards, and the respective responsibilities of the parties involved.
Engineering and Architectural Contract and Delivery
Consulting Agreements
Change Orders and Additional Work
Construction Delays, Acceleration, and Disruption
Deficiencies and Defective Work
Prompt Payment and Valuation
Lien Preservation and Perfection
Substantial and Final Account
Prompt Payment and Valuation
Lien Preservation and Perfection
Substantial and Final Account
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