Impact of COVID-19 on Supply Chain Contracts and Responding to Force Majeure Claims
By: Alexander T. Kay and Joseph E. Tierney IV Has COVID-19, the coronavirus, caused supply chain problems for your business? Review your contracts for a “force majeure” clause. A force majeure clause is a common provision in contracts. It is a contractual provision allocating the risk of loss if performance becomes impossible or impracticable, especially...
DHS and DPI Issued Guidance for School Districts Preparing for the Coronavirus
By: Abby S. Busler
CMS Suspends Nursing Home Inspections, Offers Guidance in Wake of Coronavirus
By: Alec Dobson
U.S. Launches Crackdown on Substandard Nursing Home Care
By: Alec Dobson
Property Owners: Before You White-Wash Graffiti, You Might Want to Reconsider
By: Joseph S. Heino and Ryan M. Spott
Remote Online Notarization Becomes Law
By: Joseph E. Tierney IV and Lawrence J. Glusman
CBD in the Workplace
By: Abby S. Busler
Wisconsin Supreme Court: “Retroactive Defense” Can Satisfy An Insurer’s Duty to Defend
By: Christopher M. Meuler and Ted A. Warpinski
NLRB Decisions Hiding in Plain Sight
By: Abby S. Busler and James M. Kalny
