Now is not the time for weaknesses in your commercial contracts - reduce your exposure to risk and liability in two essential days of training.
In today’s tough economic environment, risk and liability must be kept to a minimum for businesses to survive. During the negotiation of international commercial agreements, the exact exposure in relation to damages is often not properly identified, anticipated or understood. Frequently, the contracting parties are:
- Unaware of the true nature of the law of damages in the chosen governing law of the contract
- Unaware of the fundamental differences of approach in the common law and civil law systems
- Unaware that their attempts at limiting or excluding their liability may be ineffective
This specialist two-day seminar has been specifically developed to focus exclusively on this subject. The seminar offers a wide-ranging and detailed understanding of the law of damages under English law with comparisons to civil law jurisdictions. Presented by Arun Singh, an international specialist in the field, the seminar will enable participants to effectively draft and negotiate contracts with knowledge and confidence.
The course has been designed to give a practical solution to your drafting challenges. Throughout the course, the expert trainer uses a balanced mix of theory, exercises, discussion and sample clauses to ensure the learning is embedded, so you can meet your commercial objectives.
Benefits of attending
By attending this course you will:
- Learn how to identify potential legal risks and their implications
- Expand your knowledge of pre-contract documents and pre-contractual liability
- Get to grips with confidentiality agreements
- Understand the differences between warranties, representations, guarantees and indemnities
- Explore exclusions and how to limit damages
- Examine the concepts of force majeure and economic hardship
- Clarify direct damages, indirect damages and consequential loss
- Consider the limits of choice of law and choice of forum clauses
Certifications:
- CPD: 12 hours for your records
- Certificate of completion
In today’s tough economic environment, risk and liability must be kept to a minimum for businesses to survive. During the negotiation of international commercial agreements, the exact exposure in relation to damages is often not properly identified, anticipated or understood. Frequently, the contracting parties are:
- Unaware of the true nature of the law of damages in the chosen governing law of the contract
- Unaware of the fundamental differences of approach in the common law and civil law systems
- Unaware that their attempts at limiting or excluding their liability may be ineffective
This specialist two-day seminar has been specifically developed to focus exclusively on this subject. The seminar offers a wide-ranging and detailed understanding of the law of damages under English law with comparisons to civil law jurisdictions. Presented by Arun Singh, an international specialist in the field, the seminar will enable participants to effectively draft and negotiate contracts with knowledge and confidence.
The course has been designed to give a practical solution to your drafting challenges. Throughout the course, the expert trainer uses a balanced mix of theory, exercises, discussion and sample clauses to ensure the learning is embedded, so you can meet your commercial objectives.
Benefits of attending
By attending this course you will:
- Learn how to identify potential legal risks and their implications
- Expand your knowledge of pre-contract documents and pre-contractual liability
- Get to grips with confidentiality agreements
- Understand the differences between warranties, representations, guarantees and indemnities
- Explore exclusions and how to limit damages
- Examine the concepts of force majeure and economic hardship
- Clarify direct damages, indirect damages and consequential loss
- Consider the limits of choice of law and choice of forum clauses
Certifications:
- CPD: 12 hours for your records
- Certificate of completion
Course Content
Day 1
Introduction
Pre-contract agreements - background and drafting
Warranties, representations, guarantees and indemnities
Exclusions and limitations of liability
Force majeure, frustration and economic hardship
Direct, indirect damages and consequential loss
Liquidated damages and penalties defined - comparative analysis
Choice of law, jurisdiction and arbitration Part 1 - choice of law and jurisdiction
Choice of law, jurisdiction and arbitration Part 2 - arbitration and dispute resolution
Comparative workshop session