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Tennessee Supreme Court Holds Contractor Potentially Liable For $300-Per-Day Penalty Wednesday, June 30, 2021
The Tennessee Supreme Court on Wednesday held that a general contractor may be required to pay a $300-per-day penalty under Tennessee law for its failure to pay a subcontractor for work completed on a Nashville construction project. Applying Tennessee’s Prompt Pay Act, the Court reversed the trial court’s decision that the subcontractor’s claim was filed too late; it held the general contractor could be liable for the penalty for the year before the subcontractor filed its lawsuit.
In 2013, general contractor Holladay Construction Group, LLC hired subcontractor Snake Steel, Inc.
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Nashville lawyer is suspended for one year for advising battered woman on Facebook how to kill her abusive husband and get away with it
In 2017 Facebook, post Winston B Sitton advised a battered woman from Memphis on Facebook how to murder her abusive husband
Sitton told the mother from Memphis to lure him into her house and shoot him dead, as she would be more likely to get away with it
The comments came to light in the last few months after the woman s partner passed them to the Board of Professional Responsibility
On January 22 the Tennessee Supreme Court suspended his license for four years, with one year on active suspension and the rest on probation
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State Supreme Court Chides Attorney Who Put On Facebook How To Kill Someone And Get Away With It Friday, January 22, 2021 In a case it called a “cautionary tale,” the Tennessee Supreme Court held for the first time on Friday that lawyers who make unethical statements may receive harsher discipline if they choose to post the statements publicly on social media. In this case, a Nashville attorney posted comments on Facebook with instructions on how to shoot someone and avoid criminal conviction by making it look like self-defense.
Winston B. Sitton had a Facebook page that identified him as a lawyer. For about a year, Mr. Sitton was a “Facebook friend” of Lauren Houston but had never met her in person. Through Facebook, Mr. Sitton learned that Ms. Houston was going through a difficult breakup with Jason Henderson, the father of her child, and that she was concerned about abuse or harassment by Mr. Henderson.
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