COVID-19 has shaken markets, creating challenges and uncertainty for businesses across all 22 of AmCham’s industry groups. The AmCham COVID-19 Resource Center aims to bring together the latest reports and best practices from our member companies to ensure that you have the information you need to operate with confidence as the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve in the coming months.
Eirik Høiby – Pandemic implications in general, force majeure, litigation, and contracts
Gro Løge – Pandemic implications in general, force majeure, and contracts
André Istad Johansen – Employment law
Tor Herdlevær – Reconstruction and financing
Nils Kristian Einstabland – IP/IT, contracts, and distribution
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