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Issues covered include: implied contractual terms, unsigned contracts, indemnities, dispute resolution clauses, drafting issues
A contract is only effective if it is enforceable. With contracts lying at the very heart of both the commercial and legal spheres it’s critical that you hone your knowledge, skills and strategies in this area. There’s no better way to perfect your abilities when working with contracts than to attend this practical masterclass.
Attend and earn 3 CPD hours
Chair: Lisa Small, Senior Associate, Duncan Cotterill
1.15pm to 1.20pm Opening Comments by the Chair
1.20pm to 2.20pm: Implied Contractual Terms: When is an Unsigned Contract Enforceable?
An insightful look at the key principles and the latest case law in this important area of contracts:
Presented by Paul Dalkie, Barrister
2.25pm to 3.25pm: Indemnities: Legal Principles and Drafting Issues
Take deep dive into indemnities, the related legal principles, and important drafting considerations to keep in mind
Presented by Tim Herbert, Barrister, High St Chambers
3.30om to 4.30pm: Working with Dispute Resolution Clauses in Contracts
In this session, Darise will examine the importance of dispute resolution clauses in contracts, and how they can be drafted to provide a clear mechanism for resolving disputes between contractual parties. This session will also take a look at some of the dispute resolution clauses that are likely to complicate a dispute, rather than assist in its resolution.
Presented by Darise Bennington, Special Counsel, Duncan Cotterill
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