Working knowledge of the legal and contractual elements of procurement, contract and commercial management is critical for the modern-day professional.
We offer a series of highly practical courses, designed for those who need a working knowledge of contract law and drafting contracts and legal agreements.
The courses are delivered by our expert team of UK-licensed paralegals and solicitors, uniquely placed to provide practical, focused legal training.
These courses will enable practitioners to challenge and confirm contractual issues with providers confidently. This will facilitate collaboration with in-house counsel to avoid long delays in cycle times awaiting advice on many basic legal questions.
All our courses are available as live-streamed tutor-led events via the Zoom platform or face-to-face versions. Tailored in-house events are also available. For more details, please contact admissions@dpss.co.uk
UK Contract Law & Contract Drafting
This accredited course will provide participants with a significant understanding and working knowledge of the UK legal system related to contracting for the procurement and sale of goods and services.
Introduction To Contract Drafting
This course will enable participants to understand and draft contract terms and conditions that are balanced and legally binding.
NALP Accredited Certificate In Contract Law & Drafting
This certified course provides managers with an appropriate level of subject knowledge and understanding of UK contract law and drafting.
Tort & Negligence
This course will enable participants to understand the aims of tort law and the types of harm for which it provides compensation.
Introduction To Contract Law
This course will provide participants with an overview of contract law related to commercial, contracting and procurement.
The Law Of Agency
This course will explain the law of Agency and how it deals with the appointment and authority of agents and the responsibilities of the principal.
Intellectual Property Rights
This course covers the types of protection needed to secure the IPR and the legal remedies for breaches of IPR.
