When a construction company agrees to perform work for the benefit of another party in exchange for payment, the agreement between the parties is referred to as a construction contract. By signing the contract, both parties are confirming that they agree to the terms...
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Construction law and filing bond claims
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Apr 4, 2022 | Construction Litigation
There are a lot of working components to a construction project. Additionally, there are many stakeholders that could suffer delayed or no payment for the services they have rendered or for the materials and equipment they provided for a public construction project....
How does alternative dispute resolution work?
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Mar 23, 2022 | Construction Litigation
In part because a lot can go wrong, litigation is common in the course of construction contracts. These sorts of legal disputes are often high stakes. In addition to the possibility of having to pay unexpected costs, long, drawn-out litigation also costs a lot in...
Help with change order disputes
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Oct 19, 2021 | Construction Litigation
Change orders can be a hot topic for disputes during any construction project. Because they can potentially lead to construction litigation, it is helpful to know what change orders are and be familiar with some tips for dealing with change order disputes. What are...
Is a trial the easiest way to resolve your construction dispute?
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Oct 12, 2021 | Construction Litigation
If you are a plumber, electrician or other contractor in the Nashville area you know that projects do not always go as planned. Sometimes disputes come up between contractors and subcontractors or between contractors and owners, and while many of these disputes can be...
What are the different categories of construction defects?
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Jul 2, 2021 | Construction Litigation
Construction defects can cause a problem for any construction project, property owner or homeowner. For anyone involved in construction litigation related to construction defects, it is helpful to be familiar with the different categories of construction defects and...
What do you need to cover in a construction contract?
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Mar 24, 2021 | Construction Litigation
When you enter into an agreement to perform construction work in Tennessee, you want to make sure you have a contract in place that protects both sides. Many people in your industry neglect to read contracts in their entirety. However, doing so has the potential to...
Tennessee’s statute of repose and its statute of limitation
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Mar 17, 2021 | Construction Litigation
Every legal action for damages caused by the negligence of another person in Tennessee has a limit on the time period in which the action must be commenced. Several different periods apply to claims for damages or injuries arising from a defect in the design or...
What is an excusable construction delay?
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Mar 4, 2021 | Construction Litigation
Not everything in life is predictable. Even under the best conditions, a Tennessee contractor may struggle to stay on the schedule that they agreed to in their contract for services. Whether those events that keep them from moving forward are their doing or the fault...
What can contractors do about alleged construction defects?
On Behalf of The Law Office of Timothy H. Nichols, PLLC | Feb 22, 2021 | Construction Litigation
Hiring a contractor or design professional for a Tennessee construction project is done with certain goals in mind. People want their vision to be made reality. It is unfortunate if a construction project is completed and there is unhappiness with the outcome or...
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