X
27Mar

Is The Coronavirus Event A Force Majeure Or Changed Condition Event?

While this coronavirus event grips the nation, contractors and subcontractors are asking whether this qualifies as a force majeure or changed condition event. We think it qualifies as both. When you bid and signed your contracts, if the force...
By: Porter Hedges LLP
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/is-the-coronavirus-event-a-force-90592/

Related

[Audio] Employment Law Now III-48- Employee Handbooks

In today's episode, Debbie Friedman (partner at Cozen O'Connor) joins the podcast to talk about the ...

Read More >

Second Circuit Finds That Nurses Are Professionals, Even if They Work for Insurance Carriers

Not quite two years ago, the Supreme Court decided the case of Encino Motorcars, LLC v. Navarro, 138...

Read More >

Dealing with the Opioid Threat in the Construction Industry

Opioids pose a substantial threat to the construction industry. According to the National Institute ...

Read More >

Tread Carefully When Relying on EEOC Guidance

Employers visiting the EEOC’s website to obtain information regarding employment practices often en...

Read More >

Do You Have My Back? Safety Considerations for Multiemployer Worksites

You and the person who offices next to you, or the person with whom you just shared a story in the b...

Read More >

UK Public M&A Update — H1 2020

In this update, we consider key statistics, trends, developments and highlights regarding U.K. publi...

Read More >