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Construction Contracts - Is Coronavirus a 'Force Majeure' Event?

on Monday, 23 March 2020.

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While the coronavirus (also known as COVID-19) is causing disruption to businesses across the globe, you may be wondering how the pandemic affects your obligation to provide construction services to others, as set out in your contracts.

Former Senior Associate, Kai von Pahlen, Associate in our Construction Law team and RIBA Specialist Practice Consultant, outlines everything you need to know about how the coronavirus pandemic could impact your construction contracts, your obligations, and practical steps you need to consider.

Read the full article on the Architecture website. 

For specialist legal advice on how the coronavirus could impact your construction contracts, please contact a member of our Construction team or complete the form below.

 

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