From Cost-Containment to Profit-Center
Legal fees—the term strikes at the hearts of CFOs. On the transactional side, legal fees are often viewed as a necessary evil. While they help effectuate the objectives of the business and [...]
7th Annual Tennessee Real Estate Law Conference
The 2014 Tennessee Real Estate Law Conference was held on December 12 at the Nashville School of Law. Kim Brown, a regular presenter at this seminar, touched on many of the issues which may be [...]
Tennessee State Parks 11th Annual Friends Conference
Carolyn Schott presented at the Tennessee State Parks 11th Annual Friends Conference. The conference was held on Nov. 7-9, 2014 at Pickwick Landing State Park. Ms. Schott presented on This Item [...]
You Can’t Stay If You Don’t Pay!
Forcible Entry and Detainer Actions Against Commercial Tenants in Tennessee So you have a commercial tenant who signed all of the necessary lease documents, put up its signs, and settled into [...]
The Business of Lawyering: Professional Development for Today’s Attorneys
Lisa Helton, Ryan Holt and Amy Mohan will speak/produce The Business of Lawyering: Professional Development for Today’s Attorneys. Lisa Helton will produce The Business of Lawyering: [...]
Is Your Choice-of-Law Clause Enforceable in Tennessee?
You’re involved in a dispute in a Tennessee court that transcends state boundaries. For example, one party is located in New York, another in Tennessee, another in Georgia. You researched each [...]
