For owners of commercial retail property it can be frustrating when tenants abruptly close up shop and file for bankruptcy. Many times these situations result in months of lost rental income for the property owner. If the tenant files a strait bankruptcy such as...
How to avoid buying a “lemon” house
When you buy a car, there are “lemon laws” that protect customers from fraudulent sales. When you buy a house, Tennessee’s real estate laws also help you understand what you’re signing up to own. Purchasing a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you make in...
Construction & contracts: A lawyer can protect your interests
A contract is, in its most basic sense, a written agreement that outlines the expectations of each party. When it comes to construction projects, these agreements can cover issues that range from relatively simple timeline expectations to more complex liability...
When should I sue a construction contractor?
Before running down to the courthouse to file suit after one failed attempt to settle a dispute with a construction contractor, or any party for that matter, there are a few things to think about. First, and probably most importantly, are you suing a company or...
