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September 15, 2021

Subcontracting: An Overview and Should you Back-to-Back?

Subcontracting is seen in a number of sectors including construction, transportation, manufacturing and information technology.

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August 12, 2021

Liquidated Damages Clauses: Supreme Court Overrules on Failed Software Delivery

Liquidated damages clauses are a feature of many contracts. We highlight a recent case.

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March 29, 2020

COVID-19 Force Majeure and Frustration

COVID-19 has sent shockwaves throughout the business world. For some businesses the impact has been severe and they will find it difficult or impossible to perform contracts entered into before…

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Construction Law Software & Technology

March 20, 2019

Liquidated Damages – Are They Payable Even When the Contractor Does Not Complete the Works?

Liquidated damages clauses are often found in construction or software contracts. Due to the nature of these types of contracts, court proceedings to determine general damages for a breach of…

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Subcontracting: An Overview and Should you Back-to-Back?

Liquidated Damages Clauses: Supreme Court Overrules on Failed Software Delivery

COVID-19 Force Majeure and Frustration

Liquidated Damages – Are They Payable Even When the Contractor Does Not Complete the Works?

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Subcontracting: An Overview and Should you Back-to-Back?

Liquidated Damages Clauses: Supreme Court Overrules on Failed Software Delivery

COVID-19 Force Majeure and Frustration

Liquidated Damages – Are They Payable Even When the Contractor Does Not Complete the Works?

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