About Construct Legal

Construct Legal is a Toronto law firm built entirely around construction and infrastructure law. It handles construction litigation, construction liens, contract drafting and negotiation, and adjudication under Ontario's Construction Act, for clients across the Greater Toronto Area and Ontario. Founder Faren Bogach began as a commercial litigator, moved into construction and infrastructure work, and became a partner at WeirFoulds LLP, a large Toronto firm, before starting Construct Legal in January 2022. Bogach also co-developed Pay Prompt, an online tool that helps construction companies track deadlines under Ontario's prompt payment rules, which the province brought in during 2019.

The firm works on projects ranging from condominiums and commercial buildings to schools, hospitals, bridges, and mining sites, and says directly that it does not take on home renovation disputes. Rather than setting minimum billable hours, Construct Legal caps how many hours each lawyer can work, a structure it describes as a way to keep the team focused on individual files rather than hitting a target. The office is in First Canadian Place at King and Bay, where a small team of construction lawyers and support staff handle files that run from liens and litigation through to project agreements and adjudication.

Practice areas

Milestones & recognition

  • Construct Legal was founded by Faren Bogach in January 2022, after Bogach left a partnership at WeirFoulds LLP, a large Toronto firm, to build a practice focused solely on construction and infrastructure law.
  • Bogach co-developed Pay Prompt, an online tool that helps construction companies track deadlines under Ontario's prompt payment rules, which took effect in 2019.
  • One of the firm's lawyers has been listed in The Best Lawyers in Canada since 2010 and the Canadian Legal Expert Directory since 2012, and is a Fellow and former Governor of the Canadian College of Construction Lawyers.
  • The firm's founder has taught construction law at George Brown College and served on the Ontario Bar Association's Construction Law Executive.

In the community

  • The firm's founder is a board member for two not for profits involved in affordable housing construction projects, and a former director of the Canadian Association of Women in Construction.
  • Bogach has volunteered for about three years as a mentor to Dalhousie Law School students, including running practice job interviews ahead of their own interviews.

Good to know

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The neighbourhood

Construct Legal's office is in First Canadian Place, at the northwest corner of King and Bay in Toronto's Financial District. At 298 metres, the tower was Canada's tallest building from 1975 until 2025 and sits at the centre of one of the country's densest concentrations of office space. For a firm whose work runs through construction and infrastructure disputes on condo towers, hospitals, schools, and bridges, being downtown among the developers, lenders, and other firms active on those same projects fits the practice, even though the firm's own client base reaches well beyond King and Bay across the GTA and Ontario.

Frequently asked questions

Does Construct Legal handle home renovation disputes?
No. The firm says directly that it does not litigate home renovation cases. It focuses on larger commercial, institutional, and infrastructure construction matters instead.
What kind of construction matters does Construct Legal handle?
The firm handles construction litigation, construction liens, contract drafting and negotiation, and adjudication under Ontario's Construction Act, on projects such as condominiums, commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, bridges, and mining sites.
How big is Construct Legal?
It's a small, specialty firm rather than a large multi practice organization. The firm describes itself as intentionally not a large operation with hundreds of lawyers each carrying dozens of files.
Where is Construct Legal located and who does it serve?
The office is in First Canadian Place at King and Bay in Toronto, and the firm serves clients across Toronto, the Greater Toronto Area, and Ontario.
How does Construct Legal bill for its work?
Rather than setting minimum billable hours, the firm caps how many hours each lawyer can work. It says the goal is to keep lawyers focused on client outcomes instead of a billing target.
Does Construct Legal work on adjudication under Ontario's prompt payment rules?
Yes. The firm handles adjudication matters under Ontario's Construction Act, and its founder also co-developed Pay Prompt, an online tool that helps track prompt payment deadlines.

Where to find them

First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, Suite 5700, Toronto, Ontario M5X 1C7 · 647-847-8209

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