Last updated: 2026-03-05
By Tom Smith — Partner at Hogan Lovells | International Arbitration I Construction & Engineering Disputes | Tech Disputes | Business & Human Rights
A practical, jargon-free 10-point checklist to assess and strengthen force majeure clauses in supply chain contracts, helping you quickly identify gaps, reduce risk, and improve resilience in uncertain markets.
Published: 2026-03-05
Identify all critical force majeure risks and close gaps in contracts to reduce exposure during disruption.
Tom Smith — Partner at Hogan Lovells | International Arbitration I Construction & Engineering Disputes | Tech Disputes | Business & Human Rights
A practical, jargon-free 10-point checklist to assess and strengthen force majeure clauses in supply chain contracts, helping you quickly identify gaps, reduce risk, and improve resilience in uncertain markets.
Created by Tom Smith, Partner at Hogan Lovells | International Arbitration I Construction & Engineering Disputes | Tech Disputes | Business & Human Rights.
In-house counsel drafting force majeure clauses for ongoing supply chain disruptions, Contract managers updating standard templates to withstand uncertainty, Procurement leads assessing potential claims and remedies in complex contracts
Interest in education & coaching. No prior experience required. 1–2 hours per week.
10-point framework for quick risk assessment. clear, jargon-free guidance. practical next steps to strengthen contracts
$0.15.
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