27Jun
Construction Projects and Disputes: A Look Beyond the Lockdown, Part III
[co-author: Juan Huertas] Even as the world gradually eases out of lockdown, deals are rekindled and services are remobilized, no one doubts that the impact of the pandemic will continue to be felt for months and, some say, possibly years ahead. The impact of COVID-19 on construction projects will vary significantly from jurisdiction to jurisdiction depending on a range of factors, including the severity of the pandemic, the nature and significance of government orders issued to address the...
By:
Jones Day
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