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10Apr

COVID-19 and the Construction Industry: Looking Beyond Force Majeure to Recover Time and Costs for Delay

Much has been written about whether and how COVID-19 qualifies as a force majeure event. But typical force majeure provisions entitle contractors to only schedule relief....
By: Pepper Hamilton LLP
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/covid-19-and-the-construction-industry-93743/

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