In this #ConcreteConcept, we review and compare how the jurisdictions across Canada treat the delivery of materials in relation to construction lien rights.
Whether a $1,000,000 Contract or a $10,000 project, the most important part of any agreement is….? Watch the full episode now. #ConstructionLaw #OntarioConstruction #ConstructionLien #Contracts #LegalConsequences #ContractorLaw #RealConstructionIssues #liabilities #risks #expectations Follow us on Instagram for more!
Filing a construction lien isn’t just about getting paid — it’s about getting it right. In this episode, we explore how to determine a proper lien amount and the serious risks of overstating your claim. Section 68 of the Construction Act deals with exaggerated and fraudulent liens — and the consequences that can fall not…
Ontario Homeowners — Get familiarized with liens. Last time, we talked about your right to hold back 10%. Now it’s time to flip the script. In this episode of Drill Bit, we’re diving into the contractor’s side — their legal right to file a lien against your property. If you’re working with or hiring trades,…
Ontario Homeowners — Know This Before You Renovate! Did you know you can legally hold back 10% from your contractor? Most won’t tell you — but the law protects you. Learn how the Construction Act works for you (and why that 10% matters). Follow us on Instagram for more!
In this #ConcreteConcept, we discuss the consequences of failing to provide construction services without applicable certification and licensing.
In this #ConcreteConcept, we discuss the correct jurisdiction for perfecting a construction lien: Small Claims Court vs. Superior Court of Justice – as well as the consequences that follows errors.
A step-by-step guide of receiving payment from a construction lien bond following judgment in a construction lien case in Ontario.
Construction Holidays are a unique Canadian phenomenon. Read our latest blog entry to learn more about the impacts of this holiday on the economy and its implementation potential in the rest of Canada.
The Construction Act was amended as of November 2024. In our latest blog, we discuss how these changes affect the Residential Construction industry.
