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Show Austrian team Show all peopleAre you a company operating in Austria or looking to do business abroad and are faced with a complex legal issue that cuts across national borders? CMS has 75 lawyers based in Vienna who are specialised in finding solutions for exactly these kinds of legal challenges.
14/05/2020
The COVID-19 pandemic is leading to major economic challenges worldwide. In Austria, too, companies in key sectors such as the construction industry have been strongly affected by the crisis. Many companies in the construction industry are currently confronted with declining orders, supply chain interruptions and payment defaults and are suffering losses in sales due to the measures taken to combat the virus, such as construction site closures or plant closures. Therefore, companies involved in construction projects are well advised to know their rights and risks in the event of a contractual partner becoming insolvent in order to take the necessary legal steps and thus be able to exercise their rights in the best possible way.
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