Christopher Dunn is a highly regarded attorney based in Nashville, Tennessee. Chris provides comprehensive legal guidance for complex construction projects and represents owners and developers nationwide. Clients value Chris’s robust knowledge of the construction industry and his network of resources. He guides clients through the intricate planning phase, negotiating favorable design and construction agreements. They also rely on his deep understanding of operational challenges that often surface mid-project.
When disputes arise concerning delays, reimbursable costs, work quality, or job cost accounting, Chris advocates in all phases of dispute resolution, including mediation, arbitration, and court litigation. He has extensive experience defending owners and developers against “impact” or delay-related claims from contractors, as well as demands for additional fees, general conditions, and other compensation.
For more than 20 years, Chris has represented owners and developers across the manufacturing, industrial, transportation, hospitality, and professional sports sectors, many of which have appeared on Engineering News-Record’s “Top 400 Owners” list. His experience includes advising on major regional developments involving mixed-use districts, multifamily communities, utility installations, and hospitality projects. Whether guiding the redevelopment of a former industrial site into a mixed-use corridor or helping shape the legal framework behind a new entertainment venue, Chris brings a practical approach to the complexities of real estate and infrastructure growth.
Chris also has extensive experience representing healthcare and life sciences owners undergoing expansion, renovation, or new construction projects. His experience encompasses facilities such as hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, behavioral health facilities, stand-alone emergency departments, skilled nursing facilities, urgent care clinics, cancer treatment centers, medical office buildings, dental clinics and offices, research facilities, imaging and radiology centers, rehabilitation centers, and other post-acute care facilities.