"House-flipping" has been a major trend over the past few years. House-flipping is the process in which a person buys an inexpensive home, renovates it and then sells it for a substantially higher price than what they bought it for. Television shows have glamorized the process, making it seem easy and accessible to just about anyone. However, some Tennessee residents looking to "flip" their next home may find that inexpensive homes are not so easy to find these days and they are not making the money they once did on flips.
When are contractual disputes material versus minor?
Contracts form the backbone of most business dealings in Jackson. Both sides to a contract intend to benefit from it in some way. For example, they may gain a good or service in exchange for money. Therefore, if a contract is "breached" and one party does not uphold their side of the bargain, it can lead to contractual disputes.
Workers in Tennessee claim they haven't been paid in weeks
Whether you are lucky enough to have your dream job, or whether you are simply working the nine-to-five grind, one thing all workers in Tennessee have in common is the expectation that they will be paid for the work they do. However, some Tennessee workers are claiming that they haven't received a paycheck from their employer for weeks.
Seeking the best business formation for your needs
For years, you may have thought about the possibility of starting your own business. Perhaps you have been working for other people since you were a teenager, and you knew early on that you wanted to be your own boss.
What options may creditors have to recover debts?
When a bank issues a person a loan, such as a mortgage or auto loan, they do so with the expectation that they will receive the amount loaned back plus interest. Unfortunately, for a variety of reasons, a debtor may fail to uphold their end of the agreement and will default on the loan. When this happens, creditors in Tennessee may need to turn to the court in order to obtain what is owed to them.
Do you suspect something is wrong with your loved one's will?
You probably had numerous conversations with a loved one before his or her death. You may even have discussed his or her wishes for what happens to the estate afterward. Then, after you lost that person, you saw the will, and something just didn't add up.
Lawsuit brought by Tennessee health care network moves forward
Businesses in Tennessee will take all the necessary measures to protect their client base and proprietary information. For this reason, they may ask employees to sign a non-compete agreement or another contract that serves to prevent employees or past employees from interfering with the current and future operations of the business. However, what happens when an employer believes that a former employee has breached these contracts?
