The construction industry remains one of the most important industries to the UAE generally and the Emirate of Dubai in particular. The arrival of COVID-19 in the UAE impacted contractors differently. Some felt the effects
A U. S. Bankruptcy Court in the Northern District of Illinois, In re Hitz Restaurant Group, 2020 WL 2924523 (Bankr. N.D. Ill. 2020), has become one of the first to rule on force majeure language
Dizzy and relentless spread of COVID-19 has given rise to the measures taken by the Government increasingly restricting a person’s freedom of movement. The above is aimed at smoothing the infection curve and preventing in
FIRST PUBLISHED ON 03.27.2020 – Amid the current international sanitary crisis due to Covid-19 and the State of Alarm declared in Spain we should review the concept of “force majeure”, which has become an unexpected
FIRST PUBLISHED ON 04.14.2020 – With the lockdown harming the economy, the French Government enacted special measures to provide both flexibility and protection regarding contractual and administrative deadlines. Order No. 2020-306 dated 25 March 2020
FIRST PUBLISHED ON 03.30.2020 – This crisis has a major impact on global economy, as many affected countries issued strict lockdown measures for several weeks. As with previous epidemics, the question will arise whether or
FIRST PUBLISHED ON: 04.06.2020 – With an unprecedented number of governments ordering border lockdowns, closures of non-essential businesses and restricting the movements of their citizens in a scramble to control the spread of Covid-19, business operations
We are living in very difficult times not solely from a personal, family and human point of view but also from business perspective, as a set of measures have been approved which greatly affect usual
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to severely disrupt businesses across the country and globally, forcing employees to self-quarantine and facilities to shut down, many businesses are questioning how they will meet existing contractual obligations.
Dizzy and relentless spread of COVID-19 has given rise to the measures taken by the Government increasingly restricting a person’s freedom of movement. The above is aimed at smoothing the infection curve and preventing in
The Corona crisis is legally regarded as a so-called “force majeure”. “Force majeure” is an external event that cannot be attributed to any of the parties to a contract, but has an external impact on
The recent escalation of the Coronavirus pandemia and the respective measures for its containment implemented by the Greek and European Authorities (among others the suspension of the operation of specific types of businesses, travel restrictions,
Amid the current international sanitary crisis due to Covid-19 and the State of Alarm declared in Spain we should review the concept of “force majeure”, which has become an unexpected protagonist these days. Despite that,
As more countries close their borders or introduce travel restrictions, overseas travel is becoming more complex and difficult. Malta is no exception, having suspended all inbound passenger flights arriving after 23:59 CET on Friday 20
COVID-19 has had a monumental effect on contractual relations in the past months. Its reach has been expansive, affecting commercial, consumer and insurance agreements throughout the country. While much legal ink has been spilled in
In this time of broad government actions due to a declared pandemic emergency, it is important to examine your incentive agreements to understand the potential risks your company faces if your company is unable to
Uncertain times lead to unanticipated concerns, and we grapple for clarity where none seems to exist. The most obvious question on many agents’ (and clients’) minds is whether the “Force Majeure” provision of the FAR/BAR
Introduction In the face of the current health crisis the primary issue is the health and welfare of citizens but both the health crisis itself and governmental actions implemented to halt it are already having
COVID-19 impacts everyone and has brought into focus parties’ contractual rights and obligations. This is not a novel issue. In the 1870s, smallpox swept through Alpena, Michigan[1] resulting in extended school closings[2] and the school
This article aims to provide general advice regarding the applicability of force majeure clauses within the current COVID-19 climate. The information herein is based on articles that have been recently published in Canada regarding contractual
In the event of government action due to a declared emergency such as a pandemic, performance under construction contracts may become delayed or impossible. For example, government action may directly or indirectly delay or prohibit
Over the last few weeks, we have seen the number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases worldwide accelerating at an unprecedented rate (the latest figures exceeding 43,000), the World Health Organization (WHO) classifying the situation as a
In the event that your contract does not have a force majeure clause, you may still be able to rely on the doctrine of frustration if the COVID-19 pandemic has made the purpose of the
It is important to consider how the coronavirus (COVID-19) may affect your business relationships. Every situation and contract will be different, requiring its own assessment and consideration of risks and how to respond. It Could
As coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to disrupt lives and businesses, it is important to consider how it may affect your real estate, construction, and supply businesses. Every situation and contract will be different, so it is important
With COVID-19 being top of mind for everyone, it is important to understand how this affects contractual rights and obligations under an agreement. This may affect your business in situations in which you are a
Data privacy. Tax strategy. Contract negotiations. Employment matters. Trade concerns. Legal disputes…
In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, you need answers to keep your business running during the crisis — and thriving after the battle is won.
Data privacy. Tax strategy. Contract negotiations. Employment matters. Trade concerns. Legal disputes…
In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, you need answers to keep your business running during the crisis — and thriving after the battle is won.
