TRAINING WORKSHOP FOR LAWYERS & NON-LAWYERS
Comprehending And Analyzing The Key Provisions Of Procurement Contracts To Avoid Common Pitfalls
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Event Description
Language utilized:
- English PowerPoint presentation
- Communication and translation in Vietnamese
Overview
Many organizations find it useful to train non-legal employees in the drafting, negotiating and finalizing of procurement contracts in order to reduce corporate legal risks that may arise during their implementation. Another reason for delegating quasi-legal functions to non-legal staff is to save resources and remove the burden from an otherwise busy corporate legal department. Finally, transactions will be performed more quickly and effectively if the non-legal managers of the business receive a certain amount of focused legal training.
This important workshop will cover the functions and usage of the key provisions in a procurement contract from the perspectives of both Buyer and Seller. A wide range of critical issues are discussed that will be beneficial to non-lawyers and lawyers and assist in ensuring the proper drafting and execution of these important legal documents.
Who will benefit:
- Procurement officers
- Accountants
- Office managers
- HR managers
- In-house counsel/ Corporate legal staff
- Others who are involved in editing and reviewing procurement contracts.
Knowledge gained:
- The essential provisions of a procurement contract
- An overall understanding of the functioning of a standard contract
- Advice for reviewing contracts to avoid common pitfalls
- Understanding contract flow to achieve contract objectives, while mitigating risks
- Assessing remedies for breach or repudiation
AGENDA
| 8:45 AM | Check-in for virtual guests |
| 9:00 AM | Welcome remarks |
| 9:05 AM | Presentation and Q&A |
| 11:00 AM | Event ends |
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