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Keith Perry, Founder, Growth Accelerator
Interim CFO. VP Finance, Rexanto; Finance Director, Wind River; corporate finance at Intel. Advisor to multiple high-tech companies.
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This course is intended to be an introduction for people new to contracts, and a guide for more experienced users, to common types of liability clauses in contracts. The course begins with a brief overview of what is involved in a contract, and where liability clauses come into play. We then do a deep dive into some of the more important liability clauses, such as Warranty and Indemnification. The course closes with special-case examples of clauses that may appear, and describes potential meanings and impacts. Finally, a brief review of common errors in contract drafting is presented.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize the implications/interactions of liability and related contract clauses.
- Bolster your role in determining value managing risk for these non-deliverable-related clauses.
- Be an informed consumer of legal counsel, so that you are more adept in guiding their advice to correspond to your business needs.
- Be prepared to negotiate terms relative to your business needs, with increased competence in understanding the risk and value of particular items.
Last updated/reviewed: June 24, 2021
11 Reviews (36 ratings)Reviews
Ara Toroyan
(Director - Financial Planning & Proc.. at NCCI Holdings, Inc.)
definitely intermediate level. if you don't have a strong background, there will be a lot of new material here. poor recording of the speaker with a lot of static--painful to listen to. this could have been easily corrected with an audio program.
poor slides. One slide per segment when there could have been 2 or 3 more for greater clarity and detail.
Wayne Spivak
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An extremely thorough review of Contracts and issues relating to contracts based on a CFO's perspective vs an Attorney's.
I like the fact that an actual contract of a well known company is used as the basis for most of the examples.
Anonymous
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Coverage of key contract terms, such as warranty, indemnification, etc., with suggestions. Usually spoken in terms of contracts with customers, rather than commercial contracts with suppliers.
Anonymous
(Independent Financial Consultant)
Great summary of many contract clauses that I have routinely seen in contracts that I reviewed from a financial perspective. Always great to learn what these are saying (for non-lawyers).
Anonymous
(Operations Manager)
The course reflected the inherent risks of not carefully reviewing and understanding the various terms of the contract. I particularly like the glossary and indemnification cheat sheet.
Rohan Kapoor, MBA, CMA
(Senior Advisor -Procurement and Purchasi.. at Desjardins General Insurance Group)
Some of the terms were not new to me but the applied examples shed a light on the intent of using such terms in a clear pragmatic manner
Gary Becker
(Director of Finance at Sno-Isle Libraries)
The use of Facebook's terms and conditions in the course was distracting. Facebook in one of the world's most vile companies.
Anonymous
(Contract Administrator)
The test questions were not clear. This surprised me. The slides are not enough to be used as reference material.
Anonymous
(Director of Finance and Contracts)
Lots of material covered, thanks for the great real-life stories, they always help.
Anonymous
(Sr. Director, FP&A)
Very confusing and boring if you don't have a legal background.
Anonymous
(Senior Manager - Corporate Development a..)
Good overview.
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Intermediate
Prerequisite: Exposure to legal principles and a basic familiarity with commercial or similar agreements.
Advanced Preparation: None
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