Firms should consider mediation to settle rows amid Covid …
Firms should consider mediation to settle rows amid Covid-19 disruption Mediation is a flexible process in which a neutral third-party mediator facilitates the parties’ settlement negotiations …
COVID-19 – Employer Considerations & Planning For Work …
As the impact of COVID-19 is evolving rapidly and new information is available daily, management should constantly monitor and re-evaluate their risk mitigation strategies and adjust accordingly. This practice guide is intended to help businesses identify potential issues and suggest risk mitigation steps related to the COVID-19 outbreak and …
Weekly News Digest for Legal Career Professionals
“Troutman and Pepper Cancel Summer Programs, Make Job Offers Amid COVID-19 Disruption,” 04.10.20. The American Lawyer reports that “Troutman Sanders and Pepper Hamilton have canceled their summer associate programs due to disruption from the coronavirus pandemic.” (The firms are set to merge July 1 after pushing back their initial April 1 …
Force Majeure in the Wake of the Coronavirus (COVID-19 …
Due to the risks that COVID-19 poses to ongoing business operations, companies should proactively consider the potential impacts a global pandemic could have on their operations, take steps to mitigate their operational risk, and assess the availability of insurance coverage in the event that risk materializes.
Coronavirus COVID-19: Topics
As the coronavirus COVID-19 crisis rapidly evolves, global companies are looking for resources to protect their people and their businesses. Morgan Lewis lawyers are providing guidance on healthcare provider issues, business supply chain disruption, data privacy concerns, employer questions, energy and environmental industry ramifications, financial services guidelines, immigration status …
Coronavirus: Bank of England could pay workers directly …
Mr Bailey, who took over from Mark Carney, said the ‘Bank of England’s not done’, amid speculation over whether it would consider a new form of so-called quantitative easing – effectively printing …
Coronavirus COVID-19: UK/Europe/Middle East
The threat of coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused a sudden, unprecedented disruption to many areas of our lives. The decision to suspend the English Premier League (PL) is far from the most important or immediate concern, but it does factor as one of the many social, cultural, and financial fallouts of the crisis.
Key topics – Osborne Clarke | Osborne Clarke
Coronavirus COVID-19. The coronavirus (COVID-19) poses considerable risks and challenges for all sectors, across all regions. For businesses, the implications range from immediate impacts on business travel, commercial activity and workforces to the knock-on effects on cashflow, debt repayment and covenant compliance, contractual performance, regulatory compliance and legal liability.
Coronavirus live blog: Management Today
According to an Imperial College study, the proportion of the UK population already infected with COVID-19 is between 1.2 and 5.4 per cent. FT calculations taking into account London’s higher prevalence of COVID-19 suggest an infection rate in the capital of between 3.3 and 12.5 per cent.
Mediation Strategies: A Lawyer’s Guide To Successful …
Court-Ordered Mediation. Courts will sometimes send parties to mediation before a case is ready to settle. If so, counsel should try to use the mediation as an opportunity to exchange information, streamline discovery, and lay the groundwork for future negotiations. Often this open the way to negotiation and settlement. Talk to Opposing Counsel.
