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In the world of construction, contracts are the backbone that holds projects together. However, sometimes things don't go as planned, and the need to end a contract arises. Understanding the difference between terminating for cause and terminating for convenience is...
When builders and property owners near the end of a construction project in Tennessee, they often face questions about completion status. The date a project reaches completion marks a turning point affecting legal rights and responsibilities for all parties involved. ...
Starting a home renovation project can feel like embarking on an exciting adventure. The thrill of transforming your living space is unmatched. But before you start, it's essential to understand the scope of your residential building permit. Knowing what it covers...
Buying a home is a significant investment, and discovering that your dream house has hidden defects can be a nightmare. If you are stuck with a "lemon" house, you are not alone. Many homeowners have faced similar situations, and there are laws in place to protect your...
A construction project can help establish your reputation in the market, lead to profitability and create a strong working relationship with the potential for repeat business. But the construction industry is notorious for having numerous conflicts, many giving rise...
Modern building codes increasingly require green building certifications, such as LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), before construction can start. In Tennessee, these certifications promote eco-friendly buildings and come with specific legal rules...
An arbitration clause in a contract requires the parties to settle any disagreements through arbitration instead of traditional court litigation. It is an alternative dispute resolution process that involves an independent third party, called an arbitrator, who hears...
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...
When buying a home, you might have heard the phrase "buyer beware." But what does this phrase mean? Traditionally, "buyer beware" came from the Latin term "caveat emptor." This common law doctrine places responsibility on a buyer when making a purchase, assuming the...
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...
