Latest Agreements, Documents, Added August 2022 (with 5 samples)

From contracts to credit agreements, RealDealDocs offers millions of actual business documents which have already been successfully implemented in transactions. Each document can be downloaded in MS Word format for further editing, copying, and pasting. Niocorp Developments Ltd. Unit Subscription Agreement for NIOCORP DEVELOPMENTS LTD Wilmington Trust, National Association, Trustee for BERKSHIRE HILLS BANCORP INC, … Read Article

Disclaimers with 3 Examples

Disclaimers are legal clauses frequently added to both business and legal documents (and especially website content and blogs) to verify that one party denies responsibility and will be unwilling to take on responsibility for something. There are many types of disclaimers including: copyright disclaimers, no responsibility disclaimers, investment disclaimers, warranty disclaimers, affiliate disclaimers, and past … Read Article

The Business Aspect of COVID-19: Coronavirus in Documents

The impact of the 2020 global pandemic is now evident in a variety of business documents designed to continue efficient operations in the wake of unprecedented volatility. From REITS (Real Estate Investment Trusts) to nursing homes, from Apple to Pixelworks, businesses have had to adapt quickly both from an operational and legal standpoint to reassure … Read Article

After Invoking Force Majeure Clause, Under Armour will Continue to Outfit UCLA Bruins

While UCLA and Under Armour continue their contract battle in court, Under Armour will continue to outfit the UCLA Bruins. In 2016, athletic apparel company Under Armour contracted with UCLA for the then largest athletic apparel deal in college history. Fast forwarding to the coronavirus pandemic finds Under Armour invoking the force majeure (Act of … Read Article

Johnson & Johnson To Halt Baby Powder Talc Sales in US and Canada

It’s the end of an era for Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Powder – the talc powder with a fragrance successfully branded to be equated with a well-cared for infant will no longer be sold in the United States and Canada. While the New Jersey based corporation attributed the decision to changes in consumer habits, years … Read Article

Contracts and the Option of Impossibility – Alternatives to Force Majeure

Did you fail to spell out “pandemic” or “disease” in your force majeure clause?  Or fail to include a force majeure clause altogether in your contract? Should you have foreseen the chaos caused by COVID-19? The language of contracts will likely be changed forever in the wake of the disruption to businesses as a result … Read Article

Force Majeure – The Contract Clause of COVID-19

Force Majeure is a legal definition encompassing a collection of unlikely yet not impossible hindrances to performance in a contract – such as a fire, a flood, an Act of God,  or possibly a global pandemic among other things. A force majeure clause in a contract generally excuses any or all delays in performance as … Read Article