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May.19.2020 How to Navigate Supply Chain Disputes in a Pandemic
Apr.28.2020 Maine Community Health Options Wins U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Enforcing Government Payment Obligation Under Affordable Care Act ‘Risk Corridor’ Cases
Apr.27.2020 FTC Settles with Fashion Retailer in $9.3 Million Dollar Mail Order Rule Violation
Apr.27.2020 Business Disruption in a Pandemic: Termination or Suspension of Contract Performance?
Apr.22.2020 "Authorized Access": The Supreme Court’s First Foray Into The Computer Fraud And Abuse Act
Apr.22.2020 Business Interruption and Commercial Contracts: The Anatomy of the Dispute
Apr.20.2020 Business Disruption in a Pandemic: Allocating Limited Supply
Apr.16.2020 Amid Court Closures and COVID-Related Chaos, Arbitration Goes On
Apr.14.2020 COVID and the Courts: Discovery in the Time of Coronavirus
Apr.07.2020 COVID and the Courts: Expect Delay
Apr.01.2020 Business Disruption and Commercial Contracts (Part 5): Once Force Majeure Is Asserted, What Are Our Rights And Obligations?
Apr.01.2020 Business Disruption and Commercial Contracts (Part 4): How To Assert Force Majeure
Apr.01.2020 Business Disruption and Commercial Contracts (Part 3): Does The Law Of Impossibility Or Frustration Excuse Performance?
Apr.01.2020 Business Disruption and Commercial Contracts (Part 2): What Is The Actual Cause Of The Disruption?
Apr.01.2020 Business Disruption and Commercial Contracts (Part 1): What Does The Force Majeure Clause Cover?
Mar.30.2020 COVID and the Courts: State Court Edition
Mar.25.2020 The High Court Heightens the Bar for Section 1981 Discrimination Claims
Mar.25.2020 Business Disruption in a Pandemic: Does COVID-19 Excuse Non-Performance of a Contract?
Mar.24.2020 Appeal Without Argument: A Coronavirus Contingency, or the New Normal?
Mar.23.2020 COVID and the Courts: Federal Court Restrictions and Closures – An Update
Mar.05.2020 The Fifth Circuit Creates Minimum Approximate Physical Presence Test for General Jurisdiction
Feb.05.2020 California Litigants, Pay Attention, the Rules of Discovery Have Changed