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As the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak spreads across the country, businesses in every industry are struggling to meet or enforce contractual obligations. Though the global deterioration of supply chains and ordinary commerce will inevitably lead to substantial litigation, parties should not sit on their hands waiting for courts to open or lawsuits to be filed. Most businesses can take steps now to evaluate and manage their litigation risk, as well as prepare for the inevitable.   <a href="/webfiles/Litigation/2020/Alerts/Preparing-for-COVID-19-Contract-Litigation.pdf">Read more</a>  Authorship Credit: Tom Donaho

Preparing for COVID-19 Contract Litigation

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