New York Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks has issued two Orders making practical changes to the New York Commercial Division rules. Using technology to avoid…
Category: Contract Claims
The Delaware Superior Court’s Complex Commercial Litigation Division has adopted an order to promote courtroom practice opportunities for newer lawyers. This order focuses on oral…
In two Covid-19 pandemic cases, the Marion County Indiana Commercial Court, located in Indianapolis, issued opinions in connection with commercial leases. Simon Property Group is…
New York Commercial Division judges have issued a number of Covid-19 related opinions during the pandemic. Commercial Reasonableness During Covid-19 In D2 Mark LLC v.…
Covid-19 Caused Failure to have Affidavit Notarized and Discovery Delays In this Michigan Business Court case, there is an issue whether an affidavit was defective…
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The force majeure defense, and related defenses like impossibility, impracticability and frustration of purpose, are becoming commonplace in the Covid-19 era. While prior case law…
The force majeure defense, and related defenses like impossibility, impracticability and frustration of purpose, are becoming commonplace in the Covid-19 era. While prior case law…
The force majeure defense, and related defenses like impossibility, impracticability and frustration of purpose, are becoming commonplace in the Covid-19 era. While prior case law…
Philadelphia Commerce Court Applies Basic Contract Principles in Entering Judgment for Subcontractor
In Carson Concrete Corp. v. Ernest Bock & Sons, Philadelphia Commerce Court Judge Gary S. Glazer reiterated basic contract law principles in issuing his Findings…