Fridmar Professional Corporation

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law does Fridmar Professional Corporation handle?

Fridmar Professional Corporation focuses on construction law, including contracts, liens, payment disputes and adjudication under the Construction Act, and also handles bankruptcy, real estate litigation and general litigation matters that arise out of construction projects.

I'm a subcontractor and haven't been paid. Can Fridmar help me register a construction lien?

Fridmar advises contractors, subcontractors and suppliers on lien preservation and enforcement, and on holdback and trust claims tied to unpaid invoices. Rights under the Construction Act run on strict deadlines, so the firm recommends contacting a lawyer as soon as a payment problem comes up.

Do homeowners and contractors have different rights when a construction project goes wrong?

Fridmar's own construction law materials say yes: homeowners and contractors have different rights and remedies under Ontario law, and the firm works with both sides, including builder and homeowner disputes over delays, deficiencies and payment.

My construction business is in financial trouble because of unpaid invoices. Does the firm help with insolvency?

Fridmar's litigation practice covers insolvency and financial distress matters connected to construction, including consumer proposals and creditor remedies, alongside its core lien and payment work.

Where is Fridmar located and how long has it served the construction industry?

Fridmar Professional Corporation has practised construction law since Dan Fridmar founded the firm in 2020, and it is based in Concord, in the City of Vaughan's York Region.

How do I get started with the firm?

Fridmar takes new matters through a short online intake form on its website, described as taking about two minutes to complete, to see whether the firm is the right fit before booking a consultation.