Updates
Many people in the construction industry in Tennessee, and throughout the U.S., heard about the tragedy that occurred in April 2011 at the Gatlinburg Wastewater Treatment Plant (“Gatlinburg WWTP”) in…
In a landmark decision released yesterday, the Tennessee Supreme Court rendered an opinion that should be of assistance to our clients who seek a more prompt dismissal of unmeritorious cases…
On October 23-24 a twelve-member team of lawyers -- LT UNITED -- from Lewis Thomason's Knoxville, Nashville, and Memphis offices participated in Ragnar Relay Tennessee, a twelve-person relay spanning 200…
The construction lawyers from the Knoxville office of Lewis Thomason presented their 2015 Annual Construction Law Seminar this past Friday, October 16th. The seminar was a success, with representatives from…
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In May, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued the “Waters of the United States” rule, which expanded the scope of federal regulation over water and land use. Thirteen states joined…
Richard Krieg has been honored as the 2015 ALFA Lawyer of the Year. ALFA gives this award each year to an ALFA attorney with an impressive list of organizational accomplishments. Richard…
The featured speaker at the Compass Club October 2nd was Lewis Thomason's General Al Harvey. The General spoke on his recent visit to England as part of the official American…
Is the person working for your business an employee or independent contractor? It is an age-old question that could be costly for your business, if not handled correctly. In July,…
Last week, Mayor Barry delayed implementation of Nashville new local hiring law citing concerns from labor and industry groups. Following on the heels of the Mayor’s announcement, Herbert Slatery, Tennessee Attorney…
“Subcontractors: In the Legal Trenches” On Friday, October 16, 2015, the construction attorneys from the Knoxville office of Lewis Thomason will present its annual Construction Law Seminar at Fox Den…
Last year, Daniel Olivas won summary judgment for the defendant, a home inspector, in a personal injury lawsuit, obtaining a ruling that the home inspector owed no duty to a…