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When buying a home, you might have heard the phrase "buyer beware." But what does this phrase mean? Traditionally, "buyer beware" came from the Latin term "caveat emptor." This common law doctrine places responsibility on a buyer when making a purchase, assuming the...
When a construction company undertakes a project, it is not always guaranteed to be completed as the client wanted. There could be disagreements over a litany of factors. One problem that frequently comes up is if there are alleged construction defects. For a...
Nashville's skyline is reaching new heights, quite literally. As the city grows, developers are looking for opportunities, which has brought air rights into the spotlight. The sky's the limit Air rights refer to the space above a property. In bustling cities like...
Tennessee approved a new law on May 1, 2024 that allows developers to hire third-party inspectors for construction sites. This law took effect on October 1, 2024. It aims to speed up construction projects and reduce backlogs in local government inspections. What are...
Buying a home is often the largest investment most people will make in their lifetime. So, the last thing any homebuyer wants is to discover they have purchased a "lemon house" or a property plagued with hidden defects that can drain your finances and dampen your...
In the fast-paced world of construction, payment disputes can quickly derail your projects and damage business relationships. Mediation and arbitration offer efficient alternatives to lengthy court battles. Let us explore how these methods can help you settle...
The credit manager of a construction project has quite a complex job. One of the biggest challenges a credit manager faces is making sure everyone gets paid on time. However, receiving payment often takes longer in the construction industry than in other industries....
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) ensures that public spaces, like commercial buildings, are accessible to people with disabilities. This means including features like wheelchair ramps, accessible restrooms and easy-to-follow paths. As a commercial property...
A city enjoying economic growth is a city where commercial real estate thrives. But you can only benefit from your property if you’re making an effort to attract tenants, buyers or investors. Sustainability and environmental regulation adherence have become...
Imagine working on a multimillion-dollar construction project. Suddenly, the project owner's funding depletes, and they can no longer pay for the work. Or, worse, the project's scope changes dramatically, making it impossible for you to fulfill your obligations. In...
