Mechanic's liens are powerful tools for contractors and suppliers to ensure payment for their work on construction projects. In Tennessee, these liens provide a legal claim against the property, ensuring that those who contribute to its improvement receive fair...
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What are the options when addressing a construction defect?
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Nov 13, 2024 | Construction Litigation
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...
Alternative dispute resolution methods for construction disputes
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Jun 14, 2024 | Construction Litigation
Construction projects are usually complicated and involve many parties. Because of these complexities, they often lead to disputes. Sometimes, these disputes require long court battles to resolve. While this can solve the problem, it is not always the most...
What is considered a material breach in a construction contract?
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Apr 3, 2024 | Construction, Construction Litigation
Building owners in Tennessee often enter into written agreements with contractors to have construction work done to their properties in exchange for payment. A construction contract will typically include the following information: The scope of the project to be...
What to know about breach of contract
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Jan 10, 2024 | Blog, Construction Litigation
In the bustling construction world, contracts are the backbone of every project. They provide a roadmap for successful completion. When facing a breach of contract charge, you must know how to steer your construction company through these choppy waters. Understand the...
6 basic steps of resolving property standards violations
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Sep 29, 2023 | Construction Litigation
All states enforce property standards among owners and landlords. Aside from having the correct permits, they should also comply with specific regulations, possibly impacting how safe the property is for its occupants. The resolution process often begins when the...
What licenses should I look for in a contractor?
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Sep 4, 2023 | Construction, Construction Litigation
Your construction project can quickly lead to legal problems if your contractor fails to complete the work correctly. There are options you can take to address these issues, but you can avoid them by taking preventative measures. Fortunately, you can filter...
What should you do when facing a construction delay?
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Mar 30, 2023 | Construction Litigation
Time is money. This is especially true in the construction industry, where you carefully schedule your projects to line up with your calendar to maximize your profits. Even those who are the most adept at scheduling their projects can face unexpected delays, though....
Construction liens protect parties to a construction project
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Dec 4, 2022 | Construction, Construction Litigation
Construction projects in Nashville are complex affairs with many parties working together to complete the project. Contractors, subcontractors, laborers, machinists and suppliers all make essential contributions to the project, and their roles and responsibilities are...
More information on construction defects
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Nov 22, 2022 | Construction, Construction Litigation
As readers of this blog know, we focus on real estate and construction issues and litigation. And, one such common construction litigation topic is defects. We discussed who is responsible for construction defects recently, but in this post, we will explain what a...
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