About Beau Hammet
Lawrence B. Hammet II (“Beau”) was born in Kentucky and has since lived in a number of the states that comprise the southeast region of the US. Beau
moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 1989 to commence the practice of law. During the past 32 years, Beau has litigated numerous construction disputes in
court as well as in private arbitrations, in Tennessee, Alabama, and other states throughout the south and mid-west. In addition to litigation, Beau provides
transactional legal service to business clients which include preparation of documents to launch/form entities, preparation of documents under which an
entity will operate or be governed, and documentation and instruments necessary for the sale and purchase of businesses. Prior to practicing law, BeaMore...
moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 1989 to commence the practice of law. During the past 32 years, Beau has litigated numerous construction disputes in
court as well as in private arbitrations, in Tennessee, Alabama, and other states throughout the south and mid-west. In addition to litigation, Beau provides
transactional legal service to business clients which include preparation of documents to launch/form entities, preparation of documents under which an
entity will operate or be governed, and documentation and instruments necessary for the sale and purchase of businesses. Prior to practicing law, BeaMore...
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Jun 14, 2023
Jun 14, 2023
From DAVID CAPELLI
Tennessee
Beau HammetLegal Guard Lawyer
Legal Guard LawyerPlease contact me 615-369-3350 to discuss. Thanks, Beau Hammet
Jun 5, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
TennesseeBeau HammetLegal Guard Lawyer
Legal Guard LawyerIn my experiance there typically are several reasons for early termination. How were you infpormed of the termonation, verbal or letter? Do you have a
written contract with the home owner? If so, does it have provisons addressing time of performance and termination of contract? Did the homeowner
specificaly state the reason for termination was the two days of no work, or were there other complaints? Have you been paid for the work you peSee More...
written contract with the home owner? If so, does it have provisons addressing time of performance and termination of contract? Did the homeowner
specificaly state the reason for termination was the two days of no work, or were there other complaints? Have you been paid for the work you peSee More...
May 23, 2023
May 23, 2023
From John Tupper
TennesseeBeau HammetLegal Guard Lawyer
Legal Guard LawyerThis is a complex question. Please call me at 615-369-3350 to discuss off line. Thank you, Beau Hammet
May 10, 2023
May 10, 2023
From an Anonymous Contractor
TennesseeBeau HammetLegal Guard Lawyer
Legal Guard LawyerOn a comercial project, a subcontractor has the right to file a M/M lien. On a residential project, if the owner of the project intends to live ive the residence
upon completeion, m/m lien rights in tennessee are not aviavlable. Is the project related to your query a commercial or resdential project?
upon completeion, m/m lien rights in tennessee are not aviavlable. Is the project related to your query a commercial or resdential project?
May 27, 2022
From an Anonymous Contractor
TennesseeBeau HammetLegal Guard Lawyer
Legal Guard LawyerPursuant to TCA §66-34-204 provides:
When an owner: (1) Has received a use and/or occupancy permit for an improvement from a governmental agency lawfully issuing such permit; (2) Has
received a certificate of substantial completion from an architect or engineer charged with supervision of the construction of an improvement; or See More...
When an owner: (1) Has received a use and/or occupancy permit for an improvement from a governmental agency lawfully issuing such permit; (2) Has
received a certificate of substantial completion from an architect or engineer charged with supervision of the construction of an improvement; or See More...
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Nashville, TN
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Tennesee and Alabama