As you review international contracts in the current uncertain environment, you will find more contract risks and loopholes to better manage. This 2-Part Masterclass aims to equip you with the skills to better manage inherent risks in cross-border contracts, and confidently tap on new business opportunities.
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| WHAT YOU WILL ACHIEVE - Identify the areas of claims, contract, non-contractual claims
- Understand the exclusion of liability. Manage liabilities in an international contract
- Examine damages - Limitation and different types of damages
- Achieve advantage over contract disputes – Comparative analysis of different dispute resolutions
- Develop exit strategies and decide on the choice of law, jurisdiction.
- Apply 10 steps to assess breach of contract damages
- Manage contract suspension and termination: Force Majeure, frustration, and economic hardship during Covid 19
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CERTIFICATION/ ACCREDITATION - Certificate of Attendance (electronic Certificate)
- 6 CPD Points accredited by Singapore Institute of Legal Education (SILE)*
*Applicable for Singapore-based lawyers |
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| REGISTER
Optimise your time to excel in your profession. Equip yourself with relevant knowledge to jumpstart your career when things resume normal. Click here, or contact the following to book your place.
Romulus Tham
(65) 6973 8248 | romulus.tham@tr.com |
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Arun Singh (Prof) OBE, FRSA, UK
Arun is cited and ranked in the Chambers Guide to the world’s leading lawyers. He was formerly a partner and head of commercial law at KPMG Legal and partner at Pinsent Masons in London and Hong Kong.
Arun has advised on disputes and collaborations in various jurisdictions including Europe, India, China, UAE, Qatar, and Singapore. He focuses on international investment, JVs, M&A, energy, and corporate governance. He is a senior associate at Oxford University’s Institute of Legal Practice. View full profile |
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TESTIMONIALS - “Great energy and enthusiasm. One of the best presenters for this kind of course.”
- “Always pleased to take questions and gives relevant examples with his answers and useful workable advice on drafting”
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- "Arun was a great and lively presenter. He successfully fought against the "virtual barrier" and kept the audience engaged"
- “He has excellent communication skills and extensive international experience to share as well as real-world situations”
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