Assessing COVID-19 as a Force Majeure event

 The playbook focuses on key details - from catch-all clauses to foreseeability. Whether you buy or supply, Force Majeure is not straightforward. For example, you might find that a force majeure clause is missing a key component or is written in a way that creates ambiguity or conflict.  In particular, the list of force majeure events can be tricky.

Performance Release Trigger
Full List of Events
‍Catch-all Language
‍Foreseeability
‍Exclusions
‍Notification Obligations
Mitigation Requirements
Remedies

DocJuris is a software platform that streamlines the review, redlining, and negotiation of contracts before they reach signature.  Our negotiation tools empower legal teams to save two hours on every contract negotiation and reduce catastrophic risk along the way.

I think we can all agree that there are lessons to be learned when it comes to our contract negotiations, and the situation has been more than catastrophic for individuals, communities, and businesses.

We hope that this guide underscores the importance (and pain) of contract negotiation.  We also believe this phase of the contract lifecycle needs a deep dive and sorely underserved.

No.  DocJuris is a software platform and works closely with law firms to deliver solutions to our in-house customers.  You will notice that our flowchart has various "pit stops" where advice from counsel may be needed.

We plan to update this page with links to various law firms that might be able to assist you.

Having a practical flowchart will serve as a great desk guide for assessing the viability of a force majeure clause during this COVID-19 pandemic.

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