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Breach of Contract: Covid-19 and the Effect of a Force Majeure Clause

We are experiencing an unprecedented pandemic known as Covid-19. There are many unanswered questions as to how to handle a breach of contract during this time.  For instance, a vendor in Nashua could contract with an individual to throw a party pre-Covid-19. The vendor could cancel the party stating it…

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Davi Peters
August 24, 2020
Blog, Business Law, Davi M. Peters
Tags: Contracts, COVID-19, Force Majeure

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