When drafting any type of contract or busines agreement it is essential to keep in mind that boilerplate provisions are never really boilerplate. In fact, using boilerplate provisions can expose your client to several risks. Often the result is litigation involving language used in an original document.
The issue of boilerplate language is far reaching, beginning with drafting the initial business arrangement and extending to litigation of commercial cases. You may encounter issues involving boilerplate provisions in business law practice, drafting employment agreements, dealing with international law issues, and other types of contracts and agreements.
Program Agenda:
• Forum selection - Henry M. Matri, Esq. and Laurence B. Orloff, Esq.
• Arbitration - Henry M. Matri, Esq. and Laurence B. Orloff, Esq.
• Choice of Law - Steven M. Richman, Esq.
• Assignability -
Robert D. Frawley, Esq.
• Enforcement - Sharon P. Margello, Esq.
• Force Majeure clauses - Sharon P. Margello, Esq.
• Notice, Severability, Damage Limitations, and other miscellaneous clauses -
Robert D. Frawley, Esq.
Don’t get your client in “hot water”. Register today!
Who should attend:
• Business Lawyers
• Corporate & In-House Counsel
• Labor & Employment Lawyers
• Commercial Litigators
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Guide to New Jersey Contract Law (2008)
Clark E. Alpert, Esq.
This comprehensive publication will serve as your practical guide to New Jersey contract law.
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2008 Perfect Bound Manual (Reg. $159) |
At seminar only $111 |
No other discounts apply. |