Profile
Logan Threadgill is a seasoned construction lawyer who delivers practical, results-oriented counsel to owners, general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and others in the industry. He often advises clients from the earliest stages of a project — drafting and negotiating commercial and high-end residential contracts and key documents that minimize risk and set projects up for success — through all phases of performance, and into dispute resolution when issues arise.
With deep experience in construction law, Logan represents clients in complex business litigation, arbitrations, and mediations involving defective design and construction claims, warranty disputes, payment and delay claims, bidding issues, mechanic’s and materialmen’s liens, and a wide range of contract matters. He also counsels and advises on licensing, insurance and bonds, and other areas essential to construction and manufacturing to help mitigate risk and allow clients to run their daily operations more efficiently.
Beyond construction, Logan advises and represents financial institutions on contract claims, loan disputes, and bankruptcy matters, and he often handles a broad range of business litigation matters in state and federal courts in Tennessee and Georgia. This breadth enhances his ability to anticipate challenges and deliver efficient, creative solutions that allow clients to focus on what matters most: running and growing their businesses.