Law and Business Contracts Skills
Critical Issues Facing Business Contract:
- Unskilled in contract drafting and concise contract
- Limited knowledge of International best practices in contract drafting and contract administration
- Improved visibility into the Sources of Contract Law
- Strengthened dialogue skills during offer, acceptance and consideration in contract
- Expand applicable clauses in a proper dispute resolution and in joint venture agreements
FDC Skill’s Business Law and Contract Drafting is the key to the success of public contracting system
FDC Skill business law and contract drafting combines a best-in-class training methodology with proven and powerful sales training to help businesses and large corporations transform the way their corporate contracts. Our training on Law has three organizing Spectrum:
- Contract drafting is the process of putting down in writing the terms and conditions of an agreement. The parties to a contract usually have to go through a series of negotiations and a number of draft meetings before the final contract is concluded.
- Contract administration is a procedure that works out how the contract is expressed before any agreement is entered between parties. Contract Administration is generally between the employer, or client and a contractor. It also involves ventures that respond to, and keep track of suppliers, contractors and service providers’ performance while they execute their contractual responsibilities by ensuring that the right actions are taken to remedy any defect perceived in contract execution or obligations.
- Litigation and Arbitration, Litigation is more than a lawsuit, and more than a court room proceeding. It involves all the proceedings two opposing parties go through when trying to enforce or defend a legal right. It can eventually be settled out of court, but it may also be settled by a jury or judge.During the litigation process, there may be series of hearings and temporary orders, culminating in the final orders. If the parties do not agree with the decisions of the courts, they can appeal to a superior court for getting justice, provided certain conditions are fulfilled. The court has a definite and formal procedure for settling the conflict between the parties concerned, which should be followed strictly.Arbitration is a procedure in which a dispute is submitted by agreement of the parties, to one or more arbitrators who make a binding decision on the dispute and render an award. In choosing arbitrators, the parties opt for a private dispute resolution procedure instead of going to court.
