Contracts are often filled with a litany of different clauses and boilerplate language that often even the most welleducated individuals fail to read and consider the possible implications of each one. One such clause, which is almost always included in contracts ranging from multi-million-dollar real estate contracts to the iTunes user agreement, is that of the force majeure clause. This clause is included to protect parties in case of certain situations like, warfare, terrorism, natural disasters etc. In these situations, nonperformance under a contract is excused based on the circumstances. Usually ignored, these clauses have come to the forefront in the wake of Covid-19. The task is to draft a hypothetical situation that would permit a party to argue that their performance should be excused under a contract for services, real estate, or any other scenario due to the impossibility of performance under Covid