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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...
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...
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...
A well-drafted contract protects your interests and ensures the project runs smoothly. However, certain red flags might indicate issues affecting the project's success. Early recognition can help you make informed decisions before committing to a contractor. Vague...
When planning a construction project in Tennessee, you might wonder if you can proceed without getting a permit. While it might be tempting to skip this step, doing so can lead to serious consequences. It may be helpful to learn about the importance of construction...
The success of construction projects depends on having good contracts. A solid construction contract serves as a roadmap for the construction project. It includes essential information, such as the project’s scope and timeline, the responsibilities of each party, the...
Robots and automation are becoming an integral parts of the construction industry. They revolutionize project planning and execution. However, along with the benefits they bring, there are also legal challenges and opportunities that contractors and developers need to...
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...
When embarking on a commercial construction project, you must have all the information about the land and property. Surveys play an important role in providing accurate data that can guide your building plans and help you avoid potential issues down the line. There...
A construction dispute can cost you quite a bit. Disputes are bound to come up in any business, including the construction business, but they often cost time and money to resolve. They can also delay a construction project, leading to even higher costs and putting the...
