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Before March 2020, force majeure provisions in real estate contracts were seldom implemented, and sometimes received minimal attention in real estate contract negotiations. Such provisions are meant to cover contracting parties against unforeseeable events that are outside the control of those parties.

Even in a world chock-a-block with messiahs, Michael Saylor deserves special mention. Most pied pipers only take the children once. He’s done it twice.

SIGHNAGHI, Georgia -- It was from watching a video on YouTube that Tetyana learned her husband had been taken by the Russian Army. Like many wives of mi

A hotel in Georgia's eastern region of Kakheti has become a home away from home for Ukrainian refugees scarred from the trauma of war.

The real estate industry is contending with two situations that could be considered typical force majeure events: the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia’s war with Ukraine.

This article, by Anne Morelli, is here translated for the first time complete. It is based on her monograph, Principes élémentaires de propagande de guerre (utilisables en cas de guerre froide, chaude ou tiède) — The Basic Principles of War...

At LatinAmerican Post we review the current panorama of teleworking in Latin America in order to understand, within the framework of the law, what are the rights that a teleworker has in this region

Former Idaho lawmaker Aaron vin Ehlinger is accused of sexually assaulting a statehouse intern.

Ripple effects from the Okta security breach are worse than you think - SiliconANGLE

As the COVID pandemic raged, businesses were forced to narrow the 'air gap' that divided how their computer systems and industrial machines connected to one another.