Reliance on force majeure in oil and gas contracts

Update: 2020-04-01

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In our opening episode, we discuss the topical subject of declaring force majeure during the current COVID-19 pandemic. London partners, Marc Hammerson, Simon Moore and Tony Concagh will cover issues including when they apply, the consequences of force majeure, the drafting of clauses and how they can be challenged.

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Reliance on force majeure in oil and gas contracts

Marc Hammerson

Reliance on force majeure in oil and gas contracts