All
transactional attorneys are faced with the task of
negotiating, drafting and interpreting contracts. As a result
it is important that an attorney be familiar with certain key
provisions in most transactional documents, including
representations and warranties, conditions to closing and
certain provisions in the “General Clauses” or “Miscellaneous
Clauses” section of the transactional document. You will learn
why certain provisions are included in different types of
general contracts, M&A documents, and SEC documents as
well as drafting standards and have the opportunity to work
with drafting, interpreting and negotiating various document
provisions
Participants
will learn:
v
Tools
for effective transactional writing and drafting, including
Plain English
v
Tips
for effective and efficient speed in drafting
v
Warning
signs in “cookie-cutter” documents
v
Important
terminology in Representations and Warranties
v
Strategies
for structuring the deal in your contracts
In
Transactional Drafting you will actually work in small groups
and complete the program with a document negotiated, written,
analyzed and edited, with input at every step of the process
from Dr. Katherine Pang, J.D., LL.M, M.Ed, founder
of LearnLaw and EdWay Online.
Transactional
Drafting is offered in major cities around the United
States and online. For dates and cities for 2004-2005 please
mailto:kpang@edway.com
