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This one day seminar has been specially designed for the insolvency and legal community in Scotland to enhance its understanding of key issues relating to insolvency law and practice and deal with insolvent situations as they arise. It covers personal insolvency, creditors' control over insolvency, where to look for assets, maximising recoveries, directors's duties, responsibilites and liabilities and the conflict between insolvency and other areas of the law. For fuller details please click here.
The next public session is scheduled for 26 January 2017 in Glasgow. To register please click here to download a form. For additional information or in-house enquiries, please contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
Practical Issues in Drafting IT Contracts
Most organisations have a critical reliance on the performance of Information Technology (IT). When it comes to drafting the contract there are some vital issues to take into consideration. This half day course is designed to help delegates avoid some of the pitfalls. For fuller details please click here.
The next public session is scheduled for the morning of 2 February in Edinburgh. To register please click here to download a form. For additional information or in-house enquiries, please contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
Contracting without Boundaries
Dealing with contracts on an international level introduces a range of additional complexities and considerations for everyone involved. This half-day programme sets out to examine these from a legal perspective and help delegates to understand what additional elements are required to ensure that buyers and sellers have adequate protection in achieving their objectives. For fuller details click here
The next public session is scheduled for the afternoon of 2 February in Edinburgh. To register please click here to download a form. For additional information or in-house enquiries, please contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
Delegates wishing to attend both sessions get a comlimentary lunch and a small discount for booking both courses.
Bankruptcy and Personal Insolvency 2016
2016 has brought more changes in insolvency law and practice in Englasn and Wales. We are putting together a new one-day programme to explain thier impact. For fuller details of the course, please click the title above. To register please contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
Contract Law Master Classes
After the success of the autumn programme we are again offering you the opportunity to attend two of our most well received specialist contract law programmes on consecutive days. These are Damages and other Remedies for Breach of Contract followed by Exemption Clauses in Commercial and Consumer Contracts. Each presents a great opportunity to up-date your understanding of the law of contract and join an in-depth discussion with like minded professionals. For further details of the programmes please click on the links above or contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
For in-house enquiries please contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
This highly interactive course uses case studies and practical examples to help delegates to appreciate the legal principles and practice their drafting skills. Delegateswith a particular concern about any aspect of contract drafting are encouraged t raise it with the organiser prior to the event so that refernece may be made to that concern on the day. For fuller details click here.
For in-house enquiries please contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.
Product liability is an area of growing importance for many organisations. The implications can be wide ranging and, as legislation becomes more stringent, it is important for those involved in the design and /or the supply of products of any kind to understand their obligations both under the civil and the criminal law. Those involved in procuring goods should also be aware of their rights and responsibilities in relation to their purchases. This one-day course is presented in plain English, avoiding the use of legal jargon and uses case studies to illustrate issues and help delegates understand the legal principles. Delegates are also encouraged to raise issues of particular concern to their own organisations and they are welcome to give the speaker advance notice of such issues. For fuller details click here.
For in-house enquiries please contact enquiries@powerseminars.co.uk.