Construction law
Our in-depth knowledge of the construction industry allows us to fully understand our clients' reality and provide them with concrete, tailored solutions to address the various challenges that may arise in their business activities.
The construction industry is constantly evolving, and the legislation surrounding it is complex and stringent. Let us provide you with comprehensive, personalized services to equip you with the necessary tools to successfully complete your projects.
Our services in
Construction law
- Advice and support for construction industry stakeholders (contractors, architects, engineers, developers, etc.)
- Debt recovery, legal hypothecs, prior notices
- Written notices
- Representation before civil courts (civil and commercial litigation)
- Drafting and reviewing standard construction contracts (CCDC, fixed cost contracts, cost-plus contracts)
- Arbitration
- Construction defects (poor workmanship, loss of the works)
- Latent defects
- Tendering process
- Industry-related suretyships (bids, performance)
- Claims for delay costs
- Corporate training (debt recovery, written notices, contract management)
At your service
Having previously practiced within the litigation department of the administrator of the warranty plan for new residential buildings, Éric has notably handled numerous arbitration processes and cases before civil courts, as well as managing disputes related to performance suretyships in the construction industry.
Previously, he also worked in private practice and for an insurance litigation department.
Éric represents and advises his clients in cases that may be presented before all judicial instances related to real estate and construction law, with an approach focused on his clients' interests and proportionality.
Law graduate from the University of Ottawa (LL.L.)
- Construction Law
- Legal Construction Hypothecs
- Civil Litigation
- Real Estate Litigation
- Warranty Plan for New Residential Buildings
- Latent Defects / Construction Defects
Eric is always looking for an opportunity to broaden his horizons by traveling off the beaten path to the four corners of the world.
Mathieu joined the BPA team in 2019 after completing his articling there.
He practices civil litigation, primarily in construction law. Having worked in the construction industry for several years before pursuing his legal studies, his interest in this field developed naturally.
Mathieu advises and represents various industry stakeholders, including developers, contractors, and material suppliers.
In this capacity, he regularly pleads before Quebec’s civil courts, both at the trial and appellate levels. He also represents clients before administrative and arbitration tribunals.
Alongside his practice, Mathieu serves as a trainer for future entrepreneurs seeking to obtain a license issued by the Régie du bâtiment du Québec.
Mathieu is distinguished by his diligence, availability, and the human-centered approach that defines his practice.
Law graduate from the University of Ottawa (LL.L.)
- Arbitration
- Construction Law
- Legal Construction Hypothecs
- Civil Litigation
- Real Estate Litigation
- Warranty Plans for New Residential Buildings
- Contracts (Analysis and Drafting)
- Latent Defects / Construction Defects
Mathieu is the proud father of a little girl. Despite the great importance he attaches to his professional life, his family is his greatest pride and the precious moments he spends with them allow him to recharge his batteries.
Since 2006, Jean-Raymond has been practicing exclusively in construction law in private practice. His work allows him to advise and represent clients before the courts, including general and specialized contractors, project owners, individuals, and administrators of warranty plans. His experience in construction law led him to serve as the Director of the Legal Department at Qualité Habitation from 2013 to 2015.
He also acts as a speaker on various topics related to construction law, such as obligations under the Civil Code, suretyships, costs for delays, contractor liability, interpretation of CCDC contracts, regulations on warranty plans for developers and general contractors, as well as the legal training required to obtain a contractor’s license from the RBQ for members of regional ACQs.
His pragmatic approach and ability to make legal concepts accessible to his clients enable him to build strong relationships of trust.
Law graduate from the University of Montreal (L.L.B.)
- Arbitration
- Construction Law
- Legal Construction Hypothecs
- Civil Litigation
- Real Estate Litigation
- Warranty Plans for New Residential Buildings
- Latent Defects
How can we help you?
We listen to your needs. We will be happy to advise and guide you according to your particular situation.