Shorter Reads
1 minute read
Published 3 April 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic will likely continue for some time. To help your business adjust to these uncertain times, each day this week we are posting on what to keep in mind concerning your business’s commercial contracts.
As this is the last post in this week’s series, today we will give some practical tips about what to ensure your standard terms and conditions include from now on, in case (for instance) we encounter a ‘second wave’ of the pandemic later this year or next year. We would suggest:
a) where you are the supplier:
b) where you are the customer:
We hope you’ve found this week’s series of posts on contracts and coronavirus helpful. You can find additional COVID-19-related resources from Collyer Bristow here. If you have any specific queries regarding your business’s contracts, our Commercial team is on hand to help.
The COVID-19 pandemic will likely continue for some time. To help your business adjust to these uncertain times, each day this week we are posting on what to keep in mind concerning your business’s commercial contracts.
As this is the last post in this week’s series, today we will give some practical tips about what to ensure your standard terms and conditions include from now on, in case (for instance) we encounter a ‘second wave’ of the pandemic later this year or next year. We would suggest:
a) where you are the supplier:
b) where you are the customer:
We hope you’ve found this week’s series of posts on contracts and coronavirus helpful. You can find additional COVID-19-related resources from Collyer Bristow here. If you have any specific queries regarding your business’s contracts, our Commercial team is on hand to help.
Need some more information? Make an enquiry below.
Subscribe
Please add your details and your areas of interest below
Article contributor
Senior Associate
Specialising in Commercial, Data protection and Intellectual property
Enjoy reading our articles? why not subscribe to notifications so you’ll never miss one?
Subscribe to our articlesPlease note that Collyer Bristow provides this service during office hours for general information and enquiries only and that no legal or other professional advice will be provided over the WhatsApp platform. Please also note that if you choose to use this platform your personal data is likely to be processed outside the UK and EEA, including in the US. Appropriate legal or other professional opinion should be taken before taking or omitting to take any action in respect of any specific problem. Collyer Bristow LLP accepts no liability for any loss or damage which may arise from reliance on information provided. All information will be deleted immediately upon completion of a conversation.
Close