3rd Qtr. 2008 PUBLIC SEMINAR:
SEPTEMBER 18, 2008
ATLANTA, GA
AT THE END OF THIS SEMINAR, YOU WILL:
• Close Deals Faster
• Avoid Costly Mistakes
• Improve your Bottom Line Profitability
• Read, Understand, and Negotiate your Customers’ Contracts
• Minimize Conflicts and Deadlocks
• Work Effectively with Your Legal Department
GET THE ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS IN PLAIN ENGLISH!
• What is an “Indemnity Clause?”
• What does “Time is of the Essence” really mean?
• What is an “Implied Warranty” and why should I disclaim it?
• How do I avoid paying “Consequential Damages?”
• Can my over-selling create a legal problem for my company?
THIS WORKSHOP WILL GIVE YOU:
• An understanding of critical contract terms and issues
• Leverage to negotiate and write a contract to your advantage
• Ability to maximize your profit and minimize your risk
• Approaches to expedite the legal review
• A comprehensive manual on “Understanding Sales Law” including:
- Seller clauses & explanations of what they mean
- Buyers’ clauses & explanations of what they mean
- Example Seller contracts
SEMINAR OBJECTIVE
Provide an in-depth understanding of terms and conditions to both lawyers and business people who work with customer contracts. This will be accomplished by having attendees read many different contract clauses written from both the buyer’s and seller’s perspectives. Actual customer contracts will be discussed. Included is a comprehensive manual for each attendee which provides buyer and seller clauses and explanations. This is a “hands on” class with some lecture and much participation.
Our goal is to de-mystify the legal “mumbo jumbo” and teach your contracting team to read, understand, and negotiate a contract to your company’s advantage.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
• Sales Professionals
• Contract Management and Administration
• Marketing
• Business Development
• Legal
• Anyone who writes, negotiates or manages contracts with customers
Continuing Legal Education Credits:
MLP Sales Contract Seminars certifies that this activity has been approved for mandatory continuing legal education (CLE) credit in the amount of 7 hours in the following states:
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California: |
The State Bar of California |
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Illinois: |
Illinois MCLE Board |
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Texas: |
The State Bar of Texas Committee on MCLE |
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Georgia: |
The Commission on Continuing Lawyer Competency of the State Bar of Georgia |
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