Construction Contracts
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Duration
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2 hours
Member Price
Non Member Price
$200 + GST
$240 + GST
Location
NA
CPD Hours
2
A broad overview of how contracts are formed, why they are important and key legal concepts.
IPWEA-QNT in conjunction with Legaleze Training, is offering a brief 2 hour overview of contract law and contracting basics. Attendees will build confidence in dealing with contracts, gain an understanding of how they are formed, why they are important and various forms of contracts.
Content
This 2 hour workshop on Contract Fundamentals will provide a practical overview of the following:
How contracts are formed
The elements of a binding agreement
Express and implied terms
Promissory estoppel (or can promises be binding?)
The various forms of contracts
Who should attend?
This workshop is primarily aimed at staff involved in straightforward contracts, especially in the following (but not limited to):
Procurement staff
Finance staff
Asset Managers
Civil Engineers
Designers
Road Inspectors
Technical Officers
Summary
Legaleze
Sean McCarthy Sean is the Director of Legaleze and Legaleze Training which is both a legal practice and dedicated contract training company. He has been practicing construction and commercial law for many years working for both Government and the private sector. His primary focus is on “front end” construction law assisting clients reviewing, negotiating and drafting contracts. He is also involved with many clients assisting with day to day contract management around claims and disputes. As well as his passion for the law, he is a passionate educator having been training on contracts, contract management and associated areas since 2010.
Marg Andre Marg Andres is both a qualified lawyer and qualified adult education specialist. She has worked with Sean McCarthy in Legaleze and Legaleze Training since 2016 particularly focussing on matters in formal dispute, their early resolution and teaching at all levels of the building and construction industry. Marg brings an enthusiastic and participative approach to training.
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