Archive for March, 2009
Contracts Webinar – The Good, The Bad and the “Better”
On Wednesday March 18th, we are holding a webinar titled “Are worst case scenarios buried in your contracts?” I talked to our speakers with morning and was excited about what I heard. The subject matter must have struck a chord because we have had an outstanding response. I have been directly involved in contracts for most of my business life; which is too long to admit. With all that experience, I learned a lot from Pat. His practical lessons and great stories hammered home the point on how poor contract management can lead to bad scenarios. From the straight-forward such as missing renewal options to the disaster of litigation, he covers it all. Great Content. I strongly recommend you join us on Wednesday no matter you experience level. Register for free at http://www.prodagio.com/landing/cwebcast1.aspx.
Are worst case scenarios buried in your contracts?
Join us for this one hour live event: “Are worst case scenarios buried in your contracts?”
March 18, 2009 – 1pm EST, 12 pm CST, 10am PST
Featuring: Pat Frye, and Nick Quattlebaum
In the worst economic downturn in almost a century, the business environment is fraught with the potential for losses that cripple companies. These losses may arise from an opportunity unknowingly missed — but regardless of the reason, contracting errors or omissions can lead to wasteful litigation, government enforcement action, or even insolvency. Comprehensive control over business dealings and their contractual framework is now essential for continued business health and prosperity.
During this one hour webcast, our experts will cover:
Contract Formation – timing, divergent authoring, regulatory environment, allocation of risk between the parties
Performance and life cycle management – the complete paper history, importance of course of dealing, waivers
Breach – deadlines, awareness of terms, prior performance
Litigation – exposure, the contract as evidence, evidence beyond the contract, litigation in a recessive economic environment
About the hosts:
Pat Frye is an attorney licensed to practice in five states and several federal courts.
Nick Quattlebaum is Director of Business Applications for Imagitek where he is responsible for the continued development of the Prodagio Business Suite.
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