Import Tariffs and Force Majeure: Does Your Contract Forsee the Unforeseeable?
Recent tariff impositions raise a new question: does your contract address and allocate risk for tariff-related cost increases for things like construction materials?
Community Good Works
by Banker & Tradesman | Nov 17, 2017
It’s all about helping out for the holidays in this week’s Community Good Works.
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- New England Development Redesigns Bunker Hill Mall Project
- Biotech Negotiates Exit from Kendall Square Lab Building
- Penny’s Demise Triggers Rounding Legislation on Beacon Hill
- New Owner Extends Affordability After Ayer Acquisition
- Fort Point Offices Trade for $26.3M
- Activist Investor Declares Victory in Eastern Bank Fight
- North Shore Bank Rebrands to TruNorth
- Rent Control Opponents Sue to Keep Measure Off the Ballot
- Feds Winding Down ARPA-H Research Hub in Cambridge
- Inclusionary Zoning Suit Could Reverberate Around Region
- New England Development Redesigns Bunker Hill Mall Project 131 views
- Fort Point Offices Trade for $26.3M 104 views
- Activist Investor Declares Victory in Eastern Bank Fight 100 views
- Mass. CUs Want Share of Bank M&A 67 views
- Biotech Negotiates Exit from Kendall Square Lab Building 58 views
- New Owner Extends Affordability After Ayer Acquisition 48 views
- BXP Brings Ray of Hope to Suburban Boston Housing Production 41 views
- Penny’s Demise Triggers Rounding Legislation on Beacon Hill 40 views
- North Shore Bank Rebrands to TruNorth 35 views
- Rent Control Opponents Sue to Keep Measure Off the Ballot 26 views