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Craig O'Brien

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Craig O’Brien on CTV’s Ask the Expert

Craig O’Brien recently joined CTV’s Ask the Expert to discuss the legal rights for home and property owners who have hired contractors that are not completing the agreed upon work was discussed. Watch as Craig answers viewer questions related to this topic and provides his insight into the legal options available to homeowners.

Craig answers questions such as:

  • I am having issues with my renovation, but the hired company uses sub-contractors. How do I get in touch with subcontractors?
  • How do I know what I can get if I sue my contractor?
  • What are my options if my contractor is insolvent or files for bankruptcy mid-project?
  • Do I have to pause my project during litigation?

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