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What To Do if You’re Hit by an Uninsured Driver in Tennessee
Being involved in a car accident is stressful enough without any added complications. When you get into an accident and realize the responsible driver does not have insurance, it can add to your stress. Unfortunately, Tennessee has a high rate of uninsured drivers. According to statistics, more than 20% of motorists in Tennessee do… Read More »
Understanding Tennessee’s Construction Lien Laws
Construction projects in Tennessee involve multiple parties, including general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and property owners. While in most cases construction projects proceed without issues, sometimes disputes arise over payment. When such issues arise in Tennessee, a crucial tool that can ensure payment is the mechanic’s lien, also called a construction lien. However, in the… Read More »
Top Mistakes To Avoid When Forming a Business in Tennessee
Starting a new business can be a thrilling and rewarding experience. However, it can also be a challenging and overwhelming one. Starting a new business is something that should not be taken lightly. Many entrepreneurs in Tennessee hurry through this process or depend on DIY online forms, only to run into costly financial and… Read More »
How To Seek an Injunction in Tennessee
Are you dealing with a situation where someone’s actions are threatening to cause you immediate and irreparable harm? In Tennessee, the law provides you with a legal solution called an injunction. An injunction is a court order that can force someone to do something, or more commonly, to stop doing something specific. In Tennessee,… Read More »
What if the At-Fault Driver Doesn’t Have Insurance?
Being involved in a car accident can be quite distressing. But what happens if you get into an accident with an uninsured driver? Tennessee law requires drivers to purchase minimum liability insurance. However, many motorists in Tennessee are not insured. According to the III, in 2022, 20.9% of drivers in the state were uninsured…. Read More »
Tortious Interference vs. Breach of Contract: What Is the Difference?
In Tennessee, two legal claims often emerge when a business relationship goes south: tortious interference and breach of contract. While the two seem similar and are sometimes used interchangeably by some people, they are legally distinct. Understanding the difference between these two legal concepts is crucial if you are a business owner confronted with… Read More »
What Is an Injunction? Understanding the Basics
An injunction is one of the most powerful and misunderstood tools in the world of civil litigation. Both businesses and individuals need to understand what an injunction is and how it works. Whether you are a business owner trying to prevent a competitor from using confidential information or an individual facing threats to your… Read More »
What To Do if a Seller Fails To Disclose Defects in Tennessee
Purchasing a property is one of the most exciting things in life. However, this excitement can be cut short if you discover serious issues the seller failed to disclose, such as roof leaks, foundation issues, or mold. Unfortunately, while sellers are legally obligated to reveal material defects, some do not share this information with… Read More »
Understanding Unfair Competition: A Brief Guide for Businesses
Competition among businesses is legal and even encouraged by competition regulations. Competition is seen as a positive force that drives innovation, improves quality, and benefits consumers through more choices and lower prices. However, the law only encourages healthy competition. Unfair competition is prohibited. Unfair competition can create huge problems. Understanding what constitutes unfair competition… Read More »
Understanding the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act: Crucial Information for Consumers and Businesses
As a consumer or business owner in Tennessee, one crucial law you need to know about is the Consumer Protection Act. The Tennessee Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), which has been in effect since 1977, is designed to protect consumers and businesses from unethical conduct. Besides prohibiting unethical behavior, the TCPA provides victims with legal… Read More »