Loved this convo with Brianna Schroeder of Janzen Agriculture Law out of Indianapolis. We talk all things contracts and COVID, concentrating on force majeure clauses. Be sure to subscribe on YouTube so you don’t miss a beat.
Cari Rincker Featured in the “Women of the ASA” Series in the Register
I’m very proud of my Simmental roots and incredibly honored to have been featured in the October issue of the Register by the American Simmental Association. You can find the article on Page 20 of this issue. It highlights my activities with the American Junior Simmental Association, which played a significant role to my path to success, and what lead …
Recordkeeping Requirements for Business Owners during COVID-19
As state leaders attempt to develop guidelines for reopening safely, you may have questions about the requirements for maintaining a safe environment for your business. Specifically, you may be wondering how to document the steps you have taken if someone in your workforce is exposed to COVID-19 and tests positive for the virus. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) …
Episode 26 of Ag Law Today: Mitigating Risk with Livestock Shows in COVID-19 World
Very excited about this podcast episode of Ag Law Today discussing risk mitigation with livestock shows in a COVID-19 world. My phone has been blowing up from folks on these issues so I hope you enjoy my conversation with Texas associate, Stephanie Bradley Fryer, who also grew up in the show area.
Ask Kym: What are Force Majeure Clauses?
You may have heard the term “force majeure” being discussed a lot with regard to parties fulfilling their contractual obligations in light of Coronavirus. Businesses and individuals, alike, are wondering whether force majeure contract clauses will actually hold-up in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic. Many businesses rely on their force majeure clauses regarding “acts of God,” when they have …
How to Reopen Your Business After COVID-19
Despite the uncertainty that has accompanied the COVID-19 pandemic and that still lies ahead, one thing remains certain: Most businesses will eventually reopen. On April 16, 2020, President Trump set forth guidelines for the reopening of businesses in the United States. Additionally, governors from various states continue to roll back statewide stay-home orders in the hopes of restarting economies that …
