Unpaid Construction Payment Assistance Case | Construction Payment Claim Granted in Full

The client had been performing part of the work at a corporate construction site, having been entrusted with it by Mr. A.

In the meantime, the client heard from other construction workers nearby that Mr. A was not paying the construction payment on time, and the client accordingly began to feel uneasy about whether his own construction payment would be paid.

The client confirmed with Mr. A's side several times whether the construction payment would be paid, but time passed without the client ultimately receiving the construction payment.

At first the client also considered entrusting the case to an individual practice, but while wavering due to the difficulty of placing trust in it and a sense of unease about the complex procedures, the client came to entrust the construction payment case to a civil attorney at Daeryun LLC, which has a systematic response and extensive experience.

The key issues in this case were that the number of victims reached many, and that, although the client had demanded payment of the construction payment through a certified content letter, contact with the other party was cut off several times and payment continued to be delayed.

Accordingly, the civil attorney made the protection of the client’s rights the top priority and, in cooperation with Daeryun’s in-house Evidence Investigation Center, systematically collected and analyzed the relevant evidence submitted by the client, such as the payment order and transaction statements.

The civil attorney secured a transfer confirmation in order to prove that a promise to pay construction payment had actually existed between the client and the other party.

The attorney also secured, as evidence, a recording file of a telephone call discussing the scope of work and the method of payment.

Through this, the attorney emphasized that the two sides had actually concluded a construction contract and that there had been a specific agreement on payment.

A promised on several occasions, orally, to deposit the construction payment, but in fact did not perform this.

Accordingly, to prepare for any future dispute, the client had A prepare, in his own handwriting, a written confirmation of payment of the construction payment, but even thereafter the construction payment was not paid.

The civil attorney, relying on that written confirmation of payment, proved that A had failed to perform despite expressly acknowledging the obligation to pay the construction payment, and emphasized that A's liability for the nonpayment of the construction payment was clear.

If time is passing while you have not recovered the construction payment, it can be better to seek the help of a civil litigation attorney with extensive experience in construction payment claim litigation rather than trying to resolve it alone.

Because issues of unpaid construction payment often require a combination of procedural strategies such as an application for a payment order, provisional attachment, and compulsory execution, you can reduce losses by responding systematically from the early stage of the case.

The civil attorneys of Daeryun Law Firm provide systematic support throughout the entire process, from the contract conclusion stage to securing evidence, the application for a payment order, and the suit on the merits.

If you need a legal response due to unpaid construction payment in a situation such as the above, please request prompt and accurate assistance at any time through the 🔗legal consultation reservation of Daeryun Law Firm.