Setting Aside a Default Judgment in Tennessee
Nashville | Insurance Litigation Lawyers Blog
by J. Ross Pepper
1y ago
A plaintiff may obtain a judgment against a defendant under Tennessee law, and under federal law, if the defendant does not file a responsive pleading within the required time. Under the Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure, a defendant must file a written response to a complaint within thirty (30) days of being served with the complaint.  If you are a defendant against whom a default judgment has been entered, be aware that it can be set aside. With frequency, default judgments are set aside by Tennessee courts. There are several different grounds on which a default judgment may be set asi ..read more
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When Might a General Contractor’s Commercial General Liability Policy Provide Coverage for Defective Work?
Nashville | Insurance Litigation Lawyers Blog
by J. Ross Pepper
5y ago
General contractors typically have commercial general liability policies (“CGLs”). (CGL policies are not the same as performance bonds, which might also be in place for a particular construction job.)  In my experience, the key provisions of most CGL policies are identical or are substantially similar. In fact, one task of a consortium of insurance companies known as the Insurance Services Offices is to develop standardized CGL policy forms. CGL policies are meant to cover damages for personal injuries and property damage caused by the general contractor or by its subcontractors. For example ..read more
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