In association with the 
English Commercial Contract Law seminar - 2nd February 2012
- interactive full-day seminar
- suitable for non-lawyers involved in negotiating and drafting contracts with basic knowledge of contract law
- suitable for lawyers to gain an update on the detailed law relating to contracts
- review of relevant recently decided cases and the implications for your business
What?
The topics on English commercial contract law to be covered by Paul Golding include:
- formation and interpretation of contracts
- implication of terms
- rectifying contracts for mistake
- best/reasonable endeavours
- damages
- limitations and exclusions of liability
- liquidated damages
- rights of set-off
- contractual notices
- breach/rights of termination
The event is a repeat of a seminar run by TRG and the IACCM in January 2011, updated to take account of developments in the last 12 months.
Delegates from the 2011 event commented:
“I learned a huge amount and found all of the content both relevant and insightful. Would certainly recommend the course to all regardless of their level of commercial/legal understanding."
“Very useful update - very good starting/reference point for more detailed consideration of these issues as and when required.”
Valuable reference materials will be provided to attendees.
Solicitors qualify for 4.5 CPD points.
When and where?
Thursday 2nd February 2012, 10.00-16.30 (10.00 coffee/networking, 10.30 seminar start)
Great Fosters Hotel, Egham, Surrey, UK. Egham is close to Junction 12/13 of the M25 and very close to Heathrow and Windsor.
How much?
The event, including lunch, costs £200 for IACCM members, £230 for non-members.
Registration
For registration details, go to the Meetings & Events section at IACCM. Discounts are available for multiple bookings from one organisation.