ALB Virtual Managing and Drafting Liabilities, Damages, Disputes Clauses in Cross-Border Contract Oct 2023

ALB Virtual Managing and Drafting Liabilities, Damages, Disputes Clauses in Cross-Border Contract 
 

12 – 13 Oct 2023
3:00pm to 6:00pm (Singapore/Hong Kong/China Time) GMT +8
12:30pm to 3:30pm (India Time) GMT+5.5 
11:00am to 2:00pm (UAE Time) GMT+4

Delivered Via:  2-Part Webinar

Overview
As you review international contracts in the current uncertain global environment, you will find more contract risks and loopholes to better manage. ALB presents an interactive and intense 2-part webinar that helps you manage inherent risks in cross-border contracts. 

Learn how to manage the risks and contentious issues in cross-border contracts with ease, and effectively strengthen your corporate governance agenda.
 

• Analyse and manage legal risks intrinsic to cross-border contracts
• Legally protect your organisation should the cross-border contract become contentious
• Contract drafting tips to manage the risks
• Master 10 key steps tool for managing liabilities in an international contract
• Understand different types of damages and claims
• 10 key steps to assess breach of contract damages  
• Different Dispute Resolution options – advantages and disadvantage for cross-border contracts
• Walk through sample clauses and interactive exercises
• Real-time interactive Q&A with the trainer and fellow participants 
• Cross-border contract management trends post Covid-19: Creating contractual certainty in uncertain environments

Workshop Agenda

Day 1 

3:00 pm           
Identifying the Areas of Claims, Contract, Non-Contractual (including Tort) and Fall Back Claims

3:30 pm           
Exclusion of Liability

• Distinction from Limitation of liability
• 4 Stages
• Common Law controls
• Statutory controls
• Pointers for drafting

4:30 pm            Break

4:45 pm           
Damages - Limitation and Different Types of Damages

• Direct
• Indirect
• Consequential
• Types of Loss
• Remoteness of damages
• Pointers for drafting

5:30 pm           
10 Steps to Assess Breach of Contract Damages

6:00 pm            End of Day 1

Day 2 

3:00pm  
Force Majeure, Frustration and Economic Hardship with reference to COVID 19 – Suspension and Termination

• Concepts in common law
• Defining events
• Typical clauses
• Key steps to take to claim

3:30pm              Case Study – Force Majeure & Damages

4:00pm              Break

4:15pm             
Exit Strategies – Choice of Law, Jurisdiction. Advantages and Disadvantages of Different Forms of Dispute Resolution

• Litigation, Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Advice on Drafting

4:30pm              The 10 Key Steps to Managing Liabilities in an International Contract

5:00pm              Sample Clauses and Interactive Exercises

6:00pm              End of Day 2

Contact Us

Romulus Tham
(65) 6870 3575 / romulus.tham@tr.com

Hemalatha Siranjeevi
(65) 6973 8231/ hemalatha.siranjeevi@tr.com


WEBSITE

https://www.legalbusinessonline.com/liabilitiesOct23


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