Real estate
Statute of Repose for Negligent Construction or Design
Posted in Real estate on May 22, 2014
There are many time deadlines in the law. In Tennessee, attorneys know that the statute of limitations (a type of deadline) for injury claims is different that for contract claims. However, for claims involving negligent construction or design of an improvement to real estate, there is another important deadline called a statute of repose. While… read more
Franklin to Condemn Property on Hillsboro Road and Mack Hatcher
Posted in Eminent domain and condemnation,Real estate on May 16, 2011
Condemnation is a constant fear for many homeowners and businesses in Franklin and Brentwood. Williamson County’s growth leads to bigger, wider roads. The Tennessean reports that the City of Franklin has approved plans to condemn property along Hillsboro Road Mack Hatcher Road in Williamson County so that it can be widened. Our condemnation and eminent… read more
City of Brentwood ordered to pay landowner after condemning land in Williamson County
Posted in Eminent domain and condemnation,Real estate on March 21, 2011
Some people don’t know that our Nashville law firm represents landowners in middle Tennessee condemnation cases. Here is an example of a recent case: The City of Brentwood condemned .76 acres on the hilltop of George Cawthon’s Brentwood property for the purposes of constructing a 2.5 million gallon concrete water tank. The land was vacant… read more