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Now Includes Using Available Resources to Make Better Drafting Decisions Analyzing Drafted Contracts To Check for: Enforceability, Performance Implications Effective Risk Transfer This program is intended for those who are involved in reviewing contracts drafted by others from inside organization, suppliers or contractors. Typical participants will include Executives with responsibility for Contract Negotiations, Corporate Lawyers, Contract Administration Supervisors and Managers. (Includes Contract Administration Issues)
A 1 week Intensive Workshop In Every Project or Works Contract there lies the possibility for disputes due to varied interpretations, different trade meanings, discrepancies and ambiguities in Contract Documents. Those drafting contracts often lack knowledge of Technology, Methods and Practices of the Industry. Risk Reduction by Planned Risk Transfer is the single most important purpose of this program. Past participants have reported great benefits they achieved on their projects and contracts using the analysis and methods introduced in this program. Drafting Contracts from the viewpoint of risk transfer involves an integration of Law, Methods, Practice and Technology. Useful inputs are possible from properly informed Engineers to Lawyers. This program is recommended for all those who influence Drafting Project Contracts, including Project Staff Engineers, Lawyers, Project Contracts Legal Department Personnel. Program Style: Easy Practical Procedures and Checklists Approach to Solving Problems is used. Discussion, Implementation and Case Study will be based on actual contracts being used in the Gulf for large project works. In Practical Applicability and Quality of Program Materials these Programs has been Rated Excellent By Past Participants. Do not miss this Opportunity! This program transfers the relevant technologies to enable you to master these skills.
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PROGRAM CONTENT On each Contract we draw on our experience and knowledge to compile a list of Potential Risks on this work, we then decide as to which of these risks or contingencies we would like the contractor to bear. In Order to make an effective decision as to what duties and obligations should be contractually shifted, and how they can be shifted, it is first necessary to appreciate what these duties are and how they are normally allocated. Next we must consider the Contracting Methods and Contract Forms available and their Associated Risks. And then discuss how we can Draft Contracts to Contractually Shift some of these to others. Done Improperly we expose our project to disputes and delays. We interpret the contract conditions literally, only to find that the legal system may not support our position, as it tends to rely more on considerations of Prevention of Injustice and Promoting Fairness. This situation arises because we may be unaware of the Legal Interpretation Rules and Doctrines involved.
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Analyzing Drafted Contracts DRF302a Contact: Mr Harry Miller, General Manager FAX (UK) Fax : +44 207 6811444 FAX (USA) +1 650 6492689 UAE Dubai Fax +971 84 481032
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