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Lawsuit threatens $275M Tennessee MLS stadium construction

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A local activist organization claims that a city agency's unfair alliance to investors in the Nashville FC team swayed its awarding of contracts to Populous, Mortenson and Messer Construction.

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Sedgwick Claims Management Services Expanding Tennessee HQ

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Read Sedgwick Claims Management Services Expanding Tennessee HQ on Business Facilities - Area Economic Development, Site Selection & Workforce Solutions. The technology-enabled risk and benefits solutions management company will create 150 new jobs in Memphis, TN.

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Bid-rigging allegations threaten $275M Tennessee MLS stadium construction

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A local activist organization claims that a city agency's unfair alliance to investors in the Nashville FC team swayed its awarding of contracts to Populous, Mortenson and Messer Construction.

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Construction Law Summit in Nashville: How to Claim an Invitation!

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And remember, it will also be an opportunity for you to visit the vibrant city of Nashville, Tennessee, where you can come for the conference on Friday and stay for the fun through the weekend! Before you make a decision about whether this is the right conference for you, e-mail me for more information.

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“Mitbestimmung” in Tennessee

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” According to reports, VW senior labor rep Bernd Osterloh will travel from Frankfurt to Chattanooga bearing an offer to create a German-style works council at the assembly plant in Tennessee (every other VW plant in the world has one). We’ll be watching the developments in Tennessee with interest and we’ll keep you posted.

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Is the Withholding of Liquidated Damages a ‘Claim’?

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A recent ruling by a Tennessee court should give project owners heartburn. The Tennessee Court of Appeals ruled that an owner’s withholding of liquidated damages was a “claim” within the meaning of the AIA general conditions. Failure to do so waived the owner’s right to $237,000 in liquidated damages.

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Kentucky Court Halts Federal Contractor Vaccine Mandate in Three States

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judge in Lexington supports claim of federal overreach in suit brought by attorneys general in Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee.