Corporate,
Contracts
Apr. 6, 2020
Contractual considerations in the coronavirus climate
The COVID-19 outbreak has impacted the manufacturing, transportation and supply chains underpinning countless aspects of trade and commerce on a global basis. Additionally, the shelter-in-place orders have caused nonessential businesses to shut down, resulting in many of them being unable to meet their contractual obligations.
Sarin Tavlian
Sarin is an attorney at Buchalter in the firm's Corporate Practice Group in Los Angeles. Ms. Tavlian focuses her practice on general corporate matters, mergers and acquisitions (representing both sellers and buyers), joint venture transactions, equity financings, recapitalizations, restructurings and corporate structuring, formation and maintenance. Ms. Tavlian routinely serves as outside general counsel and a trusted adviser for corporate clients through every aspect of growth, providing day-to-day counseling on a broad range of transactional and governance issues, including formation, financing, intellectual property and employment matters.
The COVID-19 outbreak has impacted the manufacturing, transportation and supply chains underpinning countless aspects of trade and commerce on a global basis. Additionally, the shelter-in-place orders have caused nonessential businesses to shut down, resulting in many of them being unable to meet their contractual obligations.
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