If you’re a contractor, subcontractor, or supplier in the construction industry, you have the right to file a construction lien if you’re not paid for your work or materials. However, there are strict timelines and legal requirements that must be followed to preserve your lien rights. That’s why it’s crucial to have a knowledgeable and experienced Construction Lawyer on your side to ensure that your lien rights are protected.
At Falcon Law PC, our team of Construction Lawyers has extensive experience representing clients in all aspects of construction lien law. We can assist with the preparation and filing of construction liens, as well as help you navigate any legal disputes related to the enforcement of your lien rights.
One of the most important aspects of construction lien law is the strict timelines for preserving your lien rights. In Ontario, for example, you have 45 days from the last day of your work or supply of materials to file a construction lien. Failure to meet this deadline can result in the loss of your lien rights. That’s why it’s crucial to contact a Construction Lawyer as soon as possible if you’re not paid for your work or materials.
A Construction Lawyer can also provide guidance on other legal issues related to construction liens, such as priority disputes, claims for lien, and actions to enforce liens. Our team of Construction Lawyers can represent you in any legal proceedings related to your lien rights, including mediation, arbitration, or court proceedings.
At Falcon Law PC, we are committed to providing our clients with exceptional legal representation in all aspects of construction lien law. If you’re a contractor, subcontractor, or supplier in the construction industry and you’re not paid for your work or materials, don’t hesitate to contact us at info@falconlawyers.ca or 1-877-892-7778 to schedule a consultation with one of our Construction Lawyers. Book consultation by clicking here. If you would like to learn more about our professional corporation services click here. We can help ensure that your lien rights are protected and that you receive the payment you’re owed.
