on 7-8 July 2016
Workshop Overview:
Drafting Commercial Contracts for Non-Legal Personnel is an intensely practical guide through the essentials of contract law, exploring such details as when a contract will be required, when you have a contract, what types of contract exist and the effect of statutes on your contractual arrangements.
This course also scrutinizes what happens when things go wrong, including how you can get out of a contract, options for assessing damages and remedies for breach and looking at the contractual implications of working in environment. You will grasp the crucial ingredients required for a good contract, and gain tips for understanding contractual material. Develop legally astute and advantageous contracts and understand the force of your contractual obligations
Drafting Commercial Contracts for Non-Legal Personnel is an intensely practical guide through the essentials of contract law, exploring such details as when a contract will be required, when you have a contract, what types of contract exist and the effect of statutes on your contractual arrangements.
In today’s highly competitive and cost-conscious environment, negotiating and drafting commercial contracts is an important part of business activity. Business transactions are governed by contracts and hence it is necessary that contracts be aligned with business expectations. It requires legal professionals to be well versed with the drafting techniques and expertise to foresee the risk and have futuristic thinking to handle contracts in the best interest of their organization.
The preparation, drafting and negotiation of agreements is the way which businesses achieve the desired objective. Successful contract management and a negotiation of terms and conditions which satisfy business outcomes and ensure a robust, well managed contract design process.
Workshop Objectives:
Workshop Day 1
The workshop will be conducted on the issues where attendees can practice on negotiation of the contract in relation to the request to alter, change or revise contents of international contract with the opposing party.
Workshop Day 2
The workshop will be conducted on the issue for which attendees can practice on negotiation of the contract in relation to entering into compromise agreement with the opposing party.
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