In the past week, we’ve received many questions relating to specific contractual issues: e.g. Am I required to perform on a contract if my supply chain is broken? Does the coronavirus pandemic qualify as a force majeure? Will I still get paid on a sale contract if the vendor goes out of business? So, this […]
Friday Mailbag: Contractual Obligations & Amending Contracts Read More »
Last week, we responded to questions about the various provisions of the CARES Act, which were critical for businesses as they navigated the Paycheck Protection loan applications. This week, for our second installment of our Friday Mailbag series, we had two more great questions from clients who are still trying to figure out how their […]
Friday Mailbag: Business Value in a Crisis & Earn-Out v. Fixed-Price Sale Read More »
We have been actively monitoring the situation here in Central Florida regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19). As the number of confirmed cases in Orange County continues to rise, we’ve decided to take certain preemptive measures to ensure the health and safety of our employees and our clients. Therefore, starting Monday, March 23, all of our team […]
Update (03/23/20): Alexander Abramson Goes Remote! Read More »
The spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused massive economic and societal instability. Global supply chains are in disarray, plants and stores have closed, and employees are sick or in self-quarantine to avoid getting sick. Many states have even taken additional measures to slow the spread of the virus, also known as “flattening the curve,” […]
Can a Force Majeure Clause Save Your Business? Read More »
Businesses across Florida and the United States are trying to figure out how to respond to the outbreak and spread of the coronavirus pandemic. Numerous public safety guidelines have been issued, and, although they will benefit the health of the larger community, there is an economic trade off. Global supply chains have been disrupted for […]
Creating Company Resilience to an Economic Downturn Read More »