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ContractsProf Blog
A Contract with Darth Vadar
In addition to contributing here, I am (with Dave Hoffman) the co-editor of the Jotwell section on Contracts and will be letting all of you good people know when a…
ContractsProf Blog
Teaching Assistants: F. Andrew Hessick on Standing and Contracts
Years ago, when I was new to blogging, I thought I would occasionally write about law review articles that inform the way I think about teaching contracts. That series, which…
China Law Insight
设置自动电子邮件签名时，应当明智地选择措辞
By King & Wood
2019年9月，曼彻斯特郡法院（“MCC”）审理了某个通过电子邮件对土地出售条款进行谈判的案件，其判决结果发人深省。该案的关键问题在于，根据《1989年财产法（其他规定）》（“LPMPA”，下称“财产法”），自动生成的电子邮件签名栏能否构成土地转让文件中的有效签名。财产法第2条规定，合同必须：
IT Law Blog
Dedicated Team IT Outsourcing Contract
Dedicated team model is a win-win option for long-term projects with evolving requirements when the client gains control on and manages the workflow. This option is offered by outsourcing companies…
Aliant Blog
What are the Consequences on Breached Contractual Obligations Caused by Covid-19?
After more than a month from the burst of the Coronavirus in Italy and the increasing restrictive measures that the Italian Government has taken to contain the epidemy, all people…
Libation Law Blog
Purchaser wants contract for manufacture and sale of large quantities of CBD oil terminated on account of COVID-19-related state emergency orders, but that’s not what the force majeure clause says.
In a contract the dispute over whether a contract exists and whether payment for the processing and production of winterized CBD oil is due, the two parties, a buyer and…
BuildSmart
Disclaiming Implied Warranties in New Home Contracts
In many states, the implied warranties of workmanship and habitability automatically attach to contracts between builder-vendors and new home buyers. Builder-vendors are defined as “persons or entities engaged in constructing…
Constructlaw®
COVID-19 and the Construction Industry: Looking Beyond Force Majeure to Recover Time and Costs for Delay
By Bob Gallagher, James Diwik, Jamey Collidge
Much has been written about whether and how COVID-19 qualifies as a force majeure event. But typical force majeure provisions entitle contractors to only schedule relief. While force majeure clauses…
Cogneesol Blog
Avoid Business Contract Disputes with these Expert Tips!
By Ritu Kaushal
Contract disputes are common in any industry and any part of the world. A business needs to sign a professional contract when starting to work with someone on specific terms…
Real Estate Blog
Does COVID-19 Impact Your Contracts? Perhaps It’s Time To Review Your Agreements
Real Estate Blog Does COVID-19 Impact Your Contracts? Perhaps It’s Time To Review Your AgreementsApril 2, 2020 It has been said that nobody really looks at the language of a…