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The Law Office of Stephen Nault

Practice Area

Construction Contract Attorney in Tennessee

Construction contract attorney in Tennessee for builders, owners, contractors, and subcontractors needing AIA-form review, custom contract drafting, and subcontract terms aligned with the actual project — including mechanics-lien planning before the job starts.

This page covers a focused service. For the broader editorial practice area, see Business Contracts in Tennessee.

What this covers

Construction contract work covers prime contracts (AIA forms and custom), subcontracts, change-order mechanics, payment-and-application terms, retainage, liquidated damages, dispute-resolution, and the lien-rights and notice provisions that determine what happens if payment goes sideways.

Where appropriate, the engagement also addresses bond and insurance requirements and the flow-through provisions between prime and subcontractor.

Who this is for

General contractors and builders handling commercial or residential projects. Owners hiring a contractor for a major build. Subcontractors and suppliers who want to make sure their lien rights and payment terms are protected before they start work.

Common issues addressed

Change-order procedures that prevent scope creep. Payment-application timelines tied to lien-notice deadlines. Liquidated-damages calculation. Indemnity flow-through and additional-insured language. Dispute-resolution clauses calibrated to the project size.

Process and pricing

Flat-fee or capped pricing for standard subcontract drafting and AIA review. Custom prime-contract drafting is hourly with a sized retainer. Turnaround typically two to five business days depending on complexity.

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