3-day Drafting Commercial Contracts Training Course (March 1-3, 2022) - Learn to Negotiate and Draft Clear and Concise Commercial Agreements - ResearchAndMarkets.com
DUBLIN, January 28, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "3-day Drafting Commercial Contracts Training Course" training has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
Learn to negotiate and draft clear and concise commercial agreements that meet the challenges of today's commercial environment.
Business is founded on the crystallisation of the terms of a deal and clarity and fair construction are the key to a successful commercial agreement. Without a clear agreement, commercial and legal disputes are likely and unclear agreements are one of the largest causes of costly commercial litigation.
With this in mind, Mark Weston and the event host have developed this modular and comprehensive multi-part programme that focuses on delivering practical and applied training of the key drafting skills needed to create transparent and direct contracts that deliver on a legal and commercial level. Each section of the course builds on the section before.
Part One:
Drafting, Structure, Interpretation and Formation of Contracts focuses on developing a robust structure and formation to your contracts and expanding your drafting skills to deliver concise and watertight agreements. It will also explain the fundamentals of how contracts are interpreted.
Part Two:
Precise and Careful Drafting looks in more detail at the more complex clauses and how they can be drafted and applied to leverage commercial value and manage legal risk.
By attending this programme you will:
Examine assignment and novation to ensure you are suitably protected in the case of transfer or sale of rights
Consider the purpose and effect of typical boilerplate clauses and how you can leverage value for your organisation through clearer drafting
Get-to-grips with payments and interest terms to understand how penalties can be applied
Expand your knowledge of the risk of drafting a contract without a confidentiality clause
Understand the risks that can be created through poor drafting in practical exercises under the guidance of the expert
Discuss any disputes or issues you are facing with colleagues from other organisations to gain new ideas and perspectives
Understand the pitfalls and pluses to apply an effective standard structure and format to every contract
Master practical drafting techniques to write concise and effective agreements
Examine special contractual arrangements and letters of intent
Learn how to interpret variations and time of essence clauses
Clarify the distinction between 'best endeavours' and 'reasonable endeavours' - essential terminology in commercial contracts
Get up-to-date with the use and drafting of contractual warranties and indemnities
Understand the effect of exclusion and limitation clauses, and how they can be used to manage your exposure
Key Topics Covered:
Contract Interpretation
Systems of Law
Civil Law Vs Common Law Approaches to Drafting
Precedent (And Some Latin)
Interpretation and Construction
Clarity and Ambiguity: Arnold V Britton, Wood V Capita Insurance
Ambiguity: Investors Compensation Scheme V West Bromwich
Classical Contract Interpretation (Six Canons)
Modern Contract Interpretation (Ten Principles)
The Effect of Brexit on Contract Drafting and Interpretation
Admissible Background
Private Dictionary Principles
How Do You Form a Contract? (Part 1)
Ingredients to Form a Contract
Classical
Offer
Acceptance
Consideration
Battle of the Forms
Other Elements in Formation
Sui Generis Formation
How Do You Form a Contract? (Part 2)
Distinctions Between Negotiations and Contracts
Have You Accidentally Formed a Contract while Negotiating?
The Six Steps of Pagnan Freres
'Subject to Contract'
'Without Prejudice'
Rts Flexible Systems Ltd V Molkerei Alois Muller
Commercial Contract Format and Structure
Splitting Form from Content
Form
Law and Custom
Tone and Format
Deed or Under Hand?
Drafting Techniques
Mapping: Free Drafting (When You Have No Precedent)
Mapping: Tied Drafting (When You Have a Starting Point)
Structures of Typical Commercial Contracts
Ancillary Documentation and Contracts
Drafting for Certainty
Pre-Contract Documentation and Discussions
Tendering
Prevention is Better Than Cure
Negotiations
TLAs
NDAs
Content of Tlas
Agreements to Agree
Variations
Terms: Implied, Express and Standard (Part 1)
Implied Terms
Three Types
The 2015 Revision
Plus 1
Terms: Implied, Express and Standard (Part 2)
Express Terms
Time is of the Essence
Best Endeavours Clauses
Reasonable Endeavours
Nuances and Efforts
The Obligation Spectrum
Meaning of Standard Terminology
Reasonable
Substantial
Material
Drafting Techniques: the Easy But Not Well-Known Stuff (Part 1)
Practical Tips
Drafting Techniques: the Easy But Not Well-Known Stuff (Part 2)
Differences Between 'Shall Do', 'Will Do', 'Endeavour to Do'
Understanding WCI and Why You Cannot Draft Contracts Without Them
Differences Between Warranties, Undertakings and Representations
Differences Between Warranties and Indemnities
Exclusion and Limitation Clauses
Introduction to Boilerplate
Transferring Contractual Rights and Obligations
Transferring Rights
Assignment
Novation
Other Transfers
An Exercise: in the Real World
Third-Party Rights
Privity
Some History
Practical Examples
The New Rules
Drafting Issues and Traps
Welded Boilerplate
Payments and Interest
Payment Clauses
Purpose
Goods Default
Clauses
Interest Clauses
A Clause: Charging Interest for Late Payment
Penalties and Rates of Interest
Force Majeure and Payments
The Importance of Waiving Rights or Not
Confidentiality Clauses
Doing Without a Confidentiality Agreement
A Confidentiality Clause: the Practice
A Definition: What is Confidential?
Clause Outline
Sample Clauses
Term and Termination
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