Resolving Construction disputes.
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We provide comprehensive legal support for all stages of a construction projects.
Construction Disputes & Litigation
- Breach of contract claims, including non-payment, scope disputes, and project abandonment
- Builders’ lien claims, including filing, enforcing, and defending lien disputes
- Delay and disruption claims, including claims for liquidated damages and acceleration costs
- Construction defects litigation, addressing structural failures, deficiencies, and warranty claims
- Bond and surety disputes, including performance and labour/material payment bond claims
- Advising on insurance coverage disputes related to construction projects
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) & Negotiation
- Negotiation, mediation & arbitration to avoid costly litigation.
Professional Liability
- Defending architects, engineers, and construction professionals against professional negligence and breach of contract claims
- Representing clients in disputes over construction insurance claims, including coverage denials and duty-to-defend issues
Construction Law FAQ
When should I contact a construction lawyer?
You should contact a construction lawyer as soon as a dispute arises or ideally, before it does. Early legal advice can help you preserve your rights under the contract, protect lien timelines, and reduce the risk of costly litigation. At Harbourview Law, we help clients identify risks early and implement practical solutions before issues escalate.
What types of construction disputes does Harbourview Law handle?
- Breach of contract and payment disputes
- Builders’ lien claims and enforcement
- Delay and disruption claims
- Defective work or negligence claims
- Insurance coverage and warranty disputes
- Construction project litigation and arbitration
- Residential construction claims
- Contract enforcement
What’s the difference between mediation, arbitration, and litigation in construction law?
Mediation involves a neutral facilitator helping parties reach a voluntary settlement.
Arbitration is a private, binding process similar to a trial but often faster.
Litigation is handled in court and may be necessary when other methods fail.
Our team advises on the best path for your situation, balancing cost, confidentiality, and effectiveness.
How does Harbourview Law approach construction litigation?
We focus on results, not billable hours. Our approach is strategic and proactive. We identify your goals early, gathering strong evidence, and pursuing resolution through negotiation or the courts when needed. Every case is led by experienced lawyers who understand both the legal and practical sides of construction.
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