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Contract Law Master Classes
After the success of the autumn programme we are again offering you the opportunity to attend two of our most well received specialist contract law programmes on consecutive days. These are Damages and other Remedies for Breach of Contract followed by Exemption Clauses in Commercial and Consumer Contracts. Each presents a great opportunity to up-date your understanding of the law of contract and join an in-depth discussion with like minded professionals under the leadership of our expert trainer, Graham Fuller. For fuller details of the programmes please click on the links above or contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
The programmes are being offered in Edinburgh on 7 and 8 February 2012 and again in London on 7 and 8 March 2012. To register please click on the location that suits you or contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
There will be further opportunities to attend these master classes in the Autumn in Edinburgh on 2 and 3 October and in London on 16 and 17 October. To register please click on the location that suits you or contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
Commercial Contract Drafting
This highly interactive course uses case studies and practical examples to help delegates to appreciate the legal principles and practice their drafting skills. Delegateswith a particular concern about any aspect of contract drafting are encouraged t raise it with the organiser prior to the event so that refernece may be made to that concern on the day. For fuller details click here.
The course is being offered in Edinburgh on 22 March 2012 and in London on 25 April 2012. To register please click on the location that suits you or contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
There will be further opportunities to attend this class in the Autumn in Edinburgh on 12 September and in London on 26 September. To register please click on the location that suits you or contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
Purchasing Contracts Our talented legal trainer, Graham Fuller published a second edition of his authoritative book Purchasing Contracts: a practical guide. This book will be particularly appreciated by those working with contracts for the procurement of goods and services and is not just another contract law textbook. It is published by Spiramus Ltd and is available both in hardback and softback at £49.95 and £24.95 respectively. "Graham Fuller’s book would be a useful addition to any purchaser’s library. It deals in a logical manner with all of the law a buyer is likely to encounter." Supply Management. |
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The value of the book goes beyond buyers and lawyers. "The topics covered are obviously of direct interest to those involved in the purchasing process but are also of huge importance to Project Controllers, who must at all times be aware of and respond to many aspects of purchasing cycles, in terms of equipment, materials and services .... This book is to be recommended as key reading matter and library reference for all those interested and involved in Project Controls." Tony Reid, IET. To see the full review click here. This second edition contains additional chapters including one on the special rules governing purchasing by public bodies and utilities.
The subjects of misrepresentation, exemption clauses and electronic contracting are amongst those that have been updated and covered in more detail. The bill currently going through Parliament on bribery is also tackled.
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