As a result of COVID-19, landlords and tenants are coming face-to-face with legal theories that they may never have encountered before, such as force majeure, frustration of purpose, impossibility of performance, impracticability of performance, governmental taking and exercise of state police powers, and “casualty” caused by an epidemic or pandemic. Join Ulmer attorneys Lori Pittman Haas, Jodi Rich, and Brett C. Altier for a discussion on these theories and current case law. The panelists will discuss the application of these theories from the landlord’s and tenant’s perspective, negotiating “COVID-19 compromises” and how federal government subsidies such as the PPP loans impact the landlord-tenant dynamic.

Live + On Demand: This webinar will be available to view live and on demand.

CLE Credit: Continuing Legal Education credit is not available for this webcast.

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Questions? Contact Abi Luempert, Events Manager, at aluempert@ulmer.com or 216.583.7302.