Virtual Symposium on Contracts and COVID: Links to All the Posts

We planned a two-week symposium, but it was held over for a third week.  Thanks to all of our contributors for sharing their work with us and our readers.  Thanks to Nancy Kim, who came up with the idea and helped recruit the participants.  

Here are links to all of the posts:

Virtual Symposium I: Jeff Sovern on Liability Waivers

Virtual Symposium Part II: Andrew A. Schwartz on Impossible Contracts and Force Majeure

Virtual Symposium Part III: Stephen Wilks on Supply-Chain Contracts

Virtual Symposium Part IV: Mark Weidemaier and Mitu Gulati on Covid and Sovereign Defaults

Virtual Symposium Part V: Rachel Arnow-Richman on Employee Rights, Part I

Virtual Symposium Part V: Rachel Arnow-Richman on Employee Rights, Part II

Virtual Symposium Part VI: Jennifer Martin on UCC Problems, Part I

Virtual Symposium Part VI: Jennifer Martin on UCC Problems, Part II

Virtual Symposium Part VI: Jennifer Martin on UCC Problems, Part III

Virtual Symposium Part VII: Ben Davis on the Wisdom of Wisdom-Tooth-Extraction During a Pandemic

Virtual Symposium Part VIII: Jonathan Lipson, Part I on COVID and Health Safety

Virtual Symposium, Part VIII: Jonathan Lipson, Part II: Standstill Agreements

Virtual Symposium Part IX: Hanoch Dagan and Ohad Somech Part I, Failures of Basic Assumptions

Virtual Symposium Part IX: Ohad Somech and Hanoch Dagan, Part II: What Follows When Basic Assumptions Fail

Special Bonus post from Nancy Kim! UCLA, Under Armour and contract defenses