A Force Majeure clause is considered an “Act of God” which means it is in relation to natural events such as storms, fires, pandemic, etc. The clause is defined as any party that could not fulfill their contractual obligations due to the pandemic. The courts must be able to find […]
A force majeure (meaning “superior force”) clause is a standard contract clause found in many contracts, including real estate sales agreements, acquisition agreements and employment contracts. Such a clause provides a contracting party with an excuse to delay or terminate the party’s performance obligations under certain circumstances that make performance […]
No business owner wants to be sued. Litigation is rarely good for the bottom line. But what are you supposed to do in an international pandemic? There’s no rule book. No fail-safe policy to guide a decision maker. We are in uncharted territory and nervous about the economic outlook until […]
Turbulent times leave you feeling as though you are consumed by anxiety. By not having the proper estate planning, you are adding anxiety for yourself and your family. Below is a checklist for you to complete to help you prepare for, and thrive in, these unprecedented times. At Lacey Lyons […]
With Florida hitting its highest single-day Coronavirus- related death tally on Tuesday, as a business owner are you following record keeping requirements during Covid-19? As state leaders attempt to develop guidelines for reopening safely, you may have questions about the requirements for maintaining a safe environment for your business. Specifically, […]