31Mar
A Force Majeure Trap Within Construction Contracts
Many people in the construction industry believe the force majeure clause waives the requirement for making a claim for an extension of time. This belief, however, is incorrect at least under the A201. If your project is delayed by the coronavirus,...
By:
Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP
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