COVID-19 for employers
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have been receiving numerous...
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Can a contract impacted by COVID-19 be lawfully terminated?
The impact of restrictions put in place to combat COVID-19 has the potential to cause substantial financial losses from unfulfilled contracts. As such businesses may wish to explore whether they are able to lawfully terminate contracts before they incur these losses. Coronavirus as an unseen forceSome contracts may contain 'force majeure' clauses.These clauses are intended to deal with events beyond the reasonable control of either party to...
Impact of COVID-19 on your contract: Force Majeure
As the world fights to contain and mitigate the impact of COVID-19,...
Cyber risk during COVID-19 Pandemic: Are your...
Unfortunately, we are already seeing COVID-19 being used by...
Out at sea looking for a safe harbour:...
With the rampant spread of COVID-19 worldwide, there are increasing...
Indemnity, liability and quantum: the personal...
To what extent is a labour-hire employer negligent when its employee...
Will my Business Insurance cover me for the impact...
It is inevitable that many Australian businesses will be either...
Riding into danger: Motocross, track licencing and...
Following a serious accident during a motocross competition event in...
Pick of the litter: Who can be appointed as a...
Entering into liquidation can be a scary time for any company and its...
Has the well been poisoned? The Federal Court...
On 4 February 2020, the Federal Court of Australia considered the...