Contracts

The Covid-19 epidemic has slowed the economy and made many companies unable to meet their contractual obligations. What should be done if this occurs? What are the options? And what exceptions have been put in place or should be considered during and after the crisis?

Covid-19 and breach of contract: legal solutions

The difficulties encountered by all economic actors during and after lockdown due to the slowdown in the economy have already led to and will continue to lead to contractual breaches. Our lawyers provide you with their insights into the legal mechanisms and the approach to adopt.

The coronavirus (Covid-19) epidemic: is it a force majeure event?

Covid-19 and force majeure: Q&A

Impacts of the health crisis on deadlines in civil and commercial matters

Covid-19 and contract renegotiation: Q&A

Adjustments to deadlines and payment obligations by the public authorities

In order to mitigate the effects of the crisis, the government has put in place a number of mechanisms to apply tolerance in the event of difficulties during and after the health emergency. How can they be implemented?

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The effects of Covid-19 on your commercial contracts

In commercial contracts specifically, relationships between suppliers and distributors have been disrupted. What can be done to maintain the supply chain? How can healthy contractual relations be preserved by establishing win-win relationships? We provide you with some options.

Covid-19 – restrictions on the free movement of goods

How can agreements be renegotiated, pending the forthcoming cepc recommendation?

Our teams are at your disposal to answer all your questions.

Report: impacts of Covid-19 (Coronavirus)

Our law firm offers you its legal assistance to address all the impacts of covid-19 (Coronavirus) on your business. Read our dedicated report below.

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