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ARTICLE · 13 APRIL 2020

The Small Business Guide To Coping With COVID-19

The implications of COVID-19 are being felt at local, national, and international levels. As the threat of this unprecedented virus persists, governments and business owners are forced to ...

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The implications of COVID-19 are being felt at local, national, and international levels. As the threat of this unprecedented virus persists, governments and business owners are forced to respond with various measures to counter the spread of the virus and the impact it has on the operation of business. At this time and in the face of uncertainty many business owners are exercising precaution and preparing as best they can.

Considerations for Business Owners

Fulfilling Contractual Obligations — First and foremost, contact the other party to the contract and request relief in light of the circumstances. If relief is provided, be sure to document specifics including the length of time the relief will be provided. If this is unsuccessful, review your agreement for force majeure provisions or material adverse change provisions. These provisions may allow you to break out of the contract, relieving you of your obligations. If your contract does not contain a provision

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