Three Dimensions Law

Calgary Construction Lawyers

Construction Lawyer in Calgary, Alberta

Three Dimensions Law advises Calgary owners, contractors, subcontractors and trades on construction contracts and the disputes that arise on projects, including payment disputes, scope and delay disagreements, and deficiency claims. We review and prepare construction agreements before work starts, and act through negotiation or litigation when a project goes wrong. Request a consultation to have a construction contract reviewed or a project dispute assessed.

Common Matters

Construction Law matters we handle

Construction contracts

Preparing and reviewing agreements between owners, contractors and subcontractors.

Contract review before signing

Identifying payment, scope, delay and risk-allocation terms that need attention.

Payment disputes

Amounts unpaid, disputed holdbacks and claims for extras.

Scope and delay disputes

Disagreements about what was included, what changed, and who bears the delay.

Deficiency claims

Disputes about the quality or completeness of work performed.

Negotiation and litigation

Resolving project disputes commercially where possible, through the courts where necessary.

Understanding the issue

Documentation decides construction disputes

Change orders, site records, photographs, progress claims and email correspondence usually determine the outcome of a construction dispute. Parties who document as they go are in a materially stronger position than those who reconstruct events afterwards.

Deadlines on projects can be short

Construction matters can involve time-sensitive steps and statutory requirements in Alberta. If a payment issue or dispute is developing, obtain advice early — options narrow quickly once deadlines pass.

How Three Dimensions Law can help

  • Reviewing and preparing construction agreements before work begins
  • Advising on payment, holdback and change-order issues as they arise
  • Assembling the project record to support or defend a claim
  • Negotiating resolution of project disputes
  • Advancing or defending construction litigation

What to expect

  1. 01

    Project review

    We review the contract and the project documentation.

  2. 02

    Position

    We set out your entitlements, exposure and realistic outcomes.

  3. 03

    Resolution attempt

    Negotiation, often with commercial considerations front of mind.

  4. 04

    Proceedings

    Where necessary, the dispute proceeds through the appropriate court.

Who you may work with

Calgary and Alberta relevance

Our office is in downtown Calgary at 816 7 Ave SW, Suite 500, and we act for clients throughout the city and elsewhere in Alberta. Matters of this kind are governed by Alberta legislation and are heard, where court is required, in the Alberta Court of Justice or the Court of King's Bench of Alberta depending on the nature and value of the claim.

We will tell you at the outset which forum and framework applies to your matter, and what that means for timing and cost.

Legal Questions

Construction Law questions we are often asked

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