29Jun
COVID-19 Related Renovations: Key Terms Owners Should Include in All Construction Contracts
As businesses begin to reopen following the COVID-19 shut down of 2020, it is clear that the "business as usual" model will no longer work. Rather, companies have had to make changes not only in their policies and practices, but also in the construction and layout of their physical premises (whether it be a restaurant, store, doctor's office, hotel, etc.) in order to maintain social distancing standards and to reduce the potential for infection....
By:
Akerman LLP
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