ALB Cross-Border Contracts Masterclass 2026: Drafting for Risk, Negotiation and Enforceability
ALB Cross-Border Contracts Masterclass 2026: Drafting for Risk, Negotiation and Enforceability
17 & 18 September 2026
2:00pm to 7:00pm (Singapore/Hong Kong/China Time) GMT +8
Delivered Via: 2-Part Webinar
OVERVIEW
Cross-border contracts are becoming increasingly complex, with the stakes higher than ever. Legal teams are being asked to move faster, support more complex transactions, reduce external counsel reliance, manage regulatory uncertainty, and protect commercial value — often with limited resources and rising internal expectations.
This masterclass is designed to meet that need directly. Move beyond generic contract templates and instead understand how clauses operate in practice, how commercial risk is allocated, how liability and remedies should be structured, and how drafting choices affect enforceability across jurisdictions.
WHAT YOU WILL ACHIEVE
By the end of this masterclass, you will be able to:
- Where legal risk typically arises in regional and international transactions
- Which clauses are most likely to determine leverage during a dispute
- How to draft for governing law, jurisdiction, arbitration and enforcement
- How to allocate risk around payment, performance, supply chain disruption, sanctions, data, IP and termination
- How to negotiate difficult clauses without creating ambiguity or unenforceable compromises
- How to convert legal protections into practical drafting language
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This masterclass is intended for professionals who draft, negotiate, manage, or approve international commercial agreements, including:
- In-house counsel
- Private practice lawyers
- Contract managers
- Legal operations professionals
- Regional compliance leaders
- Business/legal negotiators
- Procurement and commercial teams involved in cross-border transactions
DELEGATE PRICING
| Before 9% GST | After 9% GST | |
| Early Bird Rate (Extended to 24 July 2026!) | USD 700 | USD 763 |
| Standard Rate | USD 800 | USD 872 |
Save 20% when you register 5 or more participants!
CONTACT US
Moses Adeniran
(65) 6973 8298 / adeniran.moses@tr.com
Skye Gamban
(632) 8424 9075 / skye.gamban@tr.com
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