Will Contractors Be Liable for Coronavirus Construction Delays?

As the economic fallout from the COVID-19 crisis grows, the number of construction project delays and disputes will undoubtedly grow. The question of who is on the hook for the cost of the impacts will likely be a significant point of contention between all parties involved. In this BizNOW Magazine article, Managing Directors Meera Wagman and Ted Scott share considerations to be addressed as these new challenges unfold.

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