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PODCAST · 08 JULY 2022

COVID-19 As A Force Majeure Event - Key Judicial Decisions (Podcast)

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Two years into the pandemic, several courts now have had occasion to address the application of force majeure clauses in the COVID-19 context.

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Two years into the pandemic, several courts now have had occasion to address the application of force majeure clauses in the COVID-19 context. Special Counsel Cameron Argetsinger and Senior Associate Noah Lindenfeld provide an overview of those recent court decisions.

See their article of the same name in The Real Estate Finance Journal here.

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