Construction dispute lawyer

Construction dispute lawyer in Almaty

Has work been delayed, defects found, or costs disputed? We review the contract, estimates, payments, and acceptance records, then outline the next step.

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  • 21 years of the founder’s continuous litigation practice
  • 2019 the year Golden Lawyers LLP was registered
  • Meetings by appointment in Almaty

Construction dispute lawyer: contracts and workmanship

The scope or deadline was not met

We review the schedule, contract, correspondence, and records of work actually completed. We also check how changes to the assignment or timing were agreed.

What the lawyer checks
The contract, schedule, changes to scope, correspondence, and records of completed work.
Review outcome
Understand which deadlines or quantities are supported and what still needs documenting.

A quality or acceptance dispute

We compare the reported issues, completion records, project requirements, and contractor response. Technical cause and repair scope need review by a qualified specialist.

What the lawyer checks
Reported issues, acceptance records, project requirements, contractor responses, and expert reports.
Review outcome
Separate legal questions from technical assessment and identify missing records.

An estimate or payment dispute

We review the calculation, additional work, payments, and the contractual basis of the owner’s or contractor’s claim.

What the lawyer checks
The estimate, approval of extra work, completion records, payments, and claim calculation.
Review outcome
See how the disputed amount was calculated and which contract records support it.

What a construction lawyer reviews

  • The construction contract, assignment, design and estimate documents, and how changes were agreed.
  • The schedule, completion records, acceptance comments, and correspondence between the parties.
  • The price calculation, advances and payments, and the basis of additional work or claimed costs.
  • Which claim or response may be prepared and which process should be checked before it is sent.

Briefly describe the dispute: deadlines, work scope, quality, acceptance, or contract payments.

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How we handle a construction dispute

  1. Clarify the client’s role, property, contract scope, and stage of performance or acceptance.
  2. Compare the contract and project records with the schedule, completion documents, payments, and correspondence.
  3. Agree on a document or action: comments, a claim, a response, negotiations, or representation within a defined scope.

Cost of construction dispute legal services

The scope and cost depend on the circumstances and work required. Clarify what the service includes and its price before instructing the lawyer.

  • Stage of the client and contractor relationship
  • Volume of contracts, estimates, acceptance records, and correspondence
  • Whether you need a claim, negotiations, or representation

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  • We discuss your circumstances and the materials you provide.
  • We explain possible actions and key risks.
  • We identify documents needed for the next step.
  • We discuss the scope of any further legal work.

Documents to prepare for a construction consultation

  • The construction contract, attachments, scope of work, and agreed amendments.
  • Design and estimate documents and the schedule relevant to the disputed work.
  • Completion records, invoices, payment confirmations, and the calculation of the amount claimed.
  • Photos of reported issues, defect lists, and any specialist reports already available.
  • Correspondence, claims and responses, and a short timeline of the work and disagreement.

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Questions about construction disputes

Can I get contract advice and a technical inspection before signing?

A lawyer reviews the contract, estimate, and legal terms. Engineering inspections, defect causes, and repair scope are assessed by specialists in the relevant field.

What if the owner will not sign a completion record?

Review the contract’s handover and acceptance procedure, the record itself, reported issues, and evidence that the result was delivered. The next step depends on the documents and facts.

Can a party recover payment from the owner or contractor?

A claim depends on the contract, proven scope of work, quality, payment date, and evidence. Neither a court decision nor actual recovery can be guaranteed in advance.

How much does construction legal advice cost?

The fee depends on the documents, project complexity, and action requested. We agree on the scope and price after a short description of the dispute.

Questions before a consultation

How much does a consultation cost?

We agree on the fee and format before the consultation. This request is only to arrange a time and does not start paid work.

What does the consultation include?

We discuss the circumstances and materials you provide, explain possible steps and key risks, and identify documents for the next stage. Document preparation and case representation are agreed separately.

Which documents should I prepare?

If you have them, prepare relevant contracts, decisions, correspondence, and calculations. You do not need to send them to book; do not submit identity or bank documents through this form.

How do we agree on the place, format, and time?

Before the consultation, we will contact you using your selected method and agree on an available format and convenient time.

What if I need further help?

We agree on its scope and fee before separate work begins. A consultation request is not an instruction to prepare documents or represent you.

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