Do you feel confident to advise clients on cross-border construction contracts and equipped to give the best possible advice when unforeseen issues, including disputes, arise?
Delivered by subject-matter experts, Claire King and Mark Pantry from Fenwick Elliott LLP, this online classroom will outline key issues in contracts and explore areas of dispute that occur when construction projects span across national borders. This classroom will help ensure that you offer precise and accurate advice from your first consultation with each client and ensure that their interests are reflected in, and protected by, the terms of the contract.
This online classroom will also cover the importance of the governing law in international contracts and offer guidance on good practice for drafting dispute resolution clauses. With a practical focus, this classroom will include anticipating and advising about risks that may arise from variations and changes in scope, and the associated cost, time, regulatory and legal implications.
Enrol now to join Claire King and Mark Pantry on Thursday 30 April 12-1pm to learn about advising on complex, international construction contracts and disputes.
