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A breach of contract claim is a serious allegation when it comes to construction projects. In some cases, such as when there are construction defects, it can have a dramatic impact on the value of the property, which could reduce the cost for the property owner. For...
Construction projects in Tennessee run on contracts. These documents control your money, your timeline and your legal rights. Yet many contractors and property owners still write their own agreements or copy a generic template from the internet. As a result, this...
If you are facing the loss of your property through an eminent domain order, then you may be wondering if you have an option to fight that order. The answer is yes, you may be able to challenge the compulsory purchase of your property in one of a few ways. The concept...
When you purchase real estate, it is important to know if there is already an existing easement. With an easement in gross, you may be able to cancel that easement or negotiate with the other property owner about whether or not it will be upheld. With an easement...
In the construction industry, scope creep is an issue where the project continues to grow and become more complicated. It often relates to budgets and deadlines. A construction company may start missing key deadlines, or the budget may grow out of control due to...
Getting paid on a construction project is not always as straightforward as completing the work and sending an invoice. Payment disputes can escalate quickly, especially when funds are withheld without clear justification or when project owners and contractors disagree...
If you are exploring commercial spaces to rent, you have likely come across the term "triple-net lease" or its abbreviation, NNN. It is one of the most common lease structures you can encounter, but it deserves a closer look to see if it fits your current situation....
Patent construction defects are fairly obvious from the very beginning, which can make for a straightforward case if there is a dispute. A homeowner may enter their new property and realize that the construction company put in the wrong type of flooring material, for...
Change orders are extremely common. A significant percentage of construction projects diverge from the original scope. Work can be added, reduced or substituted. For example, unforeseen site conditions can call for additional excavation. Or a project owner can remove...
One thing that can derail a residential real estate transaction is a title defect. It is very important to look into potential title issues in advance. They can often be resolved upfront to help the process go smoothly. But what types of title issues should you be...
