Emotional support animals (ESAs) have become a common topic in housing, which requires tenants and landlords […]
For tenants who sign a lease together, the answer may be found in a provision that […]
In Tennessee, service of process is the legal delivery of a summons and a complaint to […]
Tennessee’s non-compete law changes on July 1. If you haven’t audited your agreements yet, you’re running […]
Many of our clients are subject to mechanics’ liens being recorded against construction projects for alleged […]
Disputes often arise over when and under what circumstances a Landlord may enter residential rental property […]
The below is from a November 3 post by Bradley Bald on the Tennessee Bar Association’s […]
Reflections on 2025, or Have you included increased expenses from AI-assisted litigation in your 2026 Budget? […]
Davidson County Chancery Court Memorial Resolution for Gary Steven "Rube" Rubenstein
Landlords Could Receive Compensation for Damages Suffered During COVID-Era CDC Eviction Moratorium Many owner’s of rental […]