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Special Edition - COVID-19
March 2020

Recent updates on the coronavirus (COVID-19) from our members around the globe

 

 

Table of Contents

1. Firm Legal Updates

2. Non-member Sign Up 

3. Members Corner 

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Firm Legal Updates

Coronavirus/Covid-19

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Arendt & medernach, posted march 3, 2020

Luxembourg: Coronavirus/Covid-19 - What Impact for Employers?

As an employer, you are obliged to ensure the safety of your workforce and to guarantee a framework protecting the health of your employees. The recent outbreak and continuing thread of the virus raises numerous questions, including to you as an employer. We are here to assist you.




ADVOKATFIRMAET SCHJØDT, POSTED MARCH 2, 2020

Norway: COVID-19 Risk at the Workplace – Do's and Don'ts for Employers

What prevention measures should the company implement given a potential virus outbreak? Should the company prepare a response plan?




alfaro-abogados, POSTED MARCH 2, 2020

Argentina: BHP Warns Coronavirus Could Impact Demand

PDAC will open this week end with dark clouds over the horizon.The world's biggest miner, warned Tuesday that demand for resources could be hit by the coronavirus outbreak in China unless the epidemic is contained by the end of March.The stock markets are falling dramatically.




zhong lun, posted february 25, 2020

China: Analysis on Handling of Contractual Dispute in COVID-19 Epidemic

At the beginning of the 2020 Chinese lunar new year, many enterprises in the People’s Republic of China (“PRC”) are suffering severe difficulties in performing their contracts due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus. Various legal issues have been triggered, such as whether the contracts can be changed or terminated due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus.

taylor wessing, Posted february 24, 2020

Germany: Coronavirus - Force Majeure in the Supply Chain?

Being the world’s largest manufacturing base, the current outbreak of the coronavirus in China is having a substantial impact on global supply chain business. Most business operations in China are not supposed to resume before February 9, 2020.

wong partnership, posted february 16, 2020

Singapore: The Coronavirus Outbreak – What Employers in Singapore Should Know

This update takes a look at some of the issues faced by employers arising from the novel coronavirus situation.

makarim & taira, february 12, 2020

Indonesia: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak - New Regulations and Policies

Indonesia has yet to confirm a single suspected case of COVID-19. However, following the WHO's announcement, the Indonesian government has issued several regulations.

al tamimi & company, posted february 11, 2020

United Arab Emirates: Novel Coronavirus and Dubai Healthcare Facility Obligations

 

Based on the directives received from Ministry of Health & Protection (“MOHAP”), and several Dubai Health Authority (“DHA”) circulars, all DHA licensed health facilities must classify any confirmed or suspected 2019-nCoV (“Coronavirus”) cases as emergency cases.

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