14Jul
Delay and Disruption Claims in the Time of COVID-19
Delay and disruption claims are always a risk in the best conditions on a construction site. Never more so than during the global pandemic brought about by COVID-19. Since President Trump declared the COVID-19 pandemic a national emergency on March 12, 2020, most contractors, subcontractors and owners have reviewed the force majeure, change in law, suspension, change order, delay notice, and other applicable clauses in their contracts to understand what the parties’ rights, remedies and...
By:
Snell & Wilmer
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