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Business Disruption in a Pandemic: FAQs for Determining Impacted Performance of Commercial Contracts

By Mark A. Klapow & John Murino on April 1, 2020
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April 1, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has or will disrupt performance under at least some contracts of virtually all businesses.  No matter which side of the contract you are on or the industry or the specific situation, if the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted performance of your commercial contracts there are a wide variety of considerations – legal and practical – that need be assessed quickly and then acted on. As outlined in our recent client alert, we want to address each of the most frequently asked questions in more detail.

  • Business Disruption and Commercial Contracts (Part 1): What Does The Force Majeure Clause Cover?
  • Business Disruption and Commercial Contracts (Part 2): What Is The Actual Cause Of The Disruption?
  • Business Disruption and Commercial Contracts (Part 3): Does The Law Of Impossibility Or Frustration Excuse Performance?
  • Business Disruption and Commercial Contracts (Part 4): How To Assert Force Majeure
  • Business Disruption and Commercial Contracts (Part 5): Once Force Majeure Is Asserted, What Are Our Rights And Obligations?

 

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  • Blog:
    International Trade Law
  • Organization:
    Crowell & Moring LLP
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