CRITICAL UPDATES FOR CHALLENGING TIMES - HEAR FROM THE EXPERTS

From post-COVID contractual trends, penalty clauses in contracts, cross border contracting strategies, force majeure clauses and pre-contractual negotiations, there are a lot of contract law issues for busy legal professionals to keep track of.

That’s why we’re bringing you the Contract Law Masterclass – an essential virtual event where you can come together safely to hear trustworthy, high-quality information from New Zealand’s most experienced and award-winning law firms.

Stay safe, stay up to date, stay compliant and receive essential legal insights. Join us at Contract Law Masterclass.

WHAT’S WAITING FOR YOU AT THIS VIRTUAL EVENT?

  • A comprehensive virtual masterclass you can access from anywhere
  • A combination of general contract law information and COVID-19 specific guidance
  • Proven, award-winning guidance featuring New Zealand’s award-winning firms, most reputable and prestigious law firms
  • Up to date sessions based on research regarding recent case law and suggestions from previous delegate feedback
  • The opportunity to ask your most pressing contract law questions directly to the experts
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FEATURED SPEAKERS

Marika Eastwick-Field

Marika Eastwick-Field

Partner

Russell McVeagh

Travis Tomlinson

Travis Tomlinson

Partner

MinterEllisonRuddWatts

Anton Trixl

Anton Trixl

Partner

Anderson Lloyd

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WHAT’S IN THE SPOTLIGHT?

Drafting effective pandemic and force majeure clauses

Managing the variation of commercial contracts

Post-COVID contractual trends and what to expect

Cross-jurisdictional international contracting strategies

Practical guidance on the use of indemnities and warrantees in commercial transactions

Electronic signatures in corporate contracts

Penalty clauses and the future of the disproportionality test

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The last few months have brought an increased focus on questions of contractual interpretation and enforcement. It's important to stay up to date with legal developments in this space to inform both the contracting process and the approach when contractual relationships break down.