by ryanshamblin | Jan 6, 2021 | Business Litigation
Disagreements are part of life and business, but litigation does not have to be. In fact, smart business owners often do everything they can to avoid litigation as it can be very costly and negatively impact valuable relationships. Mediation and arbitration are two...
by ryanshamblin | Nov 5, 2020 | Business Litigation
Zoning laws are, in general, positive for businesses and the community. However, a zoning law may make it difficult for you to fully benefit from commercial real estate. Knox County provides an application process that allows you to seek a modification of the zoning...
by ryanshamblin | Oct 27, 2020 | Business Litigation
Like many business owners or executives in Tennessee, you likely gauge your company’s health on the number of business contracts you have in place (as such agreements indicate both guaranteed work in the short-term and a continued demand for the products and/or...
by ryanshamblin | Oct 21, 2020 | Business Litigation
When facing business litigation, such as for a breach of contract or other dispute, it seems like a daunting process. It is something to take seriously, although owners should not spend so much time and effort on court proceedings that the company suffers. Taking the...
by ryanshamblin | Jun 22, 2020 | Business Litigation
For owners of small businesses, contracts provide the assurance needed to run operations and serve the clients’ needs. When a partner, supplier or other stakeholder breaks a contract, the impact can damage a company’s reputation and the bottom line. In...
by ryanshamblin | May 12, 2020 | Business Litigation
When renting residential property in Tennessee, the terms tend to favor tenants. The opposite is true when it comes to commercial real estate. Commercial laws and leasing terms tend to favor the property manager or property owner. One clause to look out for is the...
