Negotiating Contracts
This course will give you a comprehensive overview of Contract Negotiation, and in particular, contract law in relation to the cultural sector.
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Welcome
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Introduction from Anthony Misquitta, Course Tutor
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Lesson 1 – What is a contract? What is a deed?
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Lesson 2 – What is a Memorandum of Understanding? What is a Letter of Intent?
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Lesson 3 – Licenses, NDAs, Agency Agreements and Terms & Conditions
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Lesson 1 – Before the contract begins
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Lesson 2 – Due diligence
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Case Study 1 – The League of Britishness
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Lesson 1 – What are the important bits?
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Lesson 2 – Description of the product / services
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Lesson 3 – Title and Risk
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Lesson 4 – Territory & Exclusivity
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Lesson 5 – Quality Control
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Lesson 6 – Payment
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Lesson 7 – Payment – Royalty Payments, Customs Duties and Withholding Taxes
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Lesson 8 – Payment – Currency, Interest on Late Payments, Payment Increases, Sales Reports, Rights of Audit, Evidence of Use
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Lesson 9 – Intellectual Property
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Lesson 10 – Data Protection
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Lesson 11 – Termination, and Mitigating the Risk of Market Swamping
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Lesson 12 – TUPE, Dispute Resolution
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Lesson 13 – Boilerplate Clauses
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Case Study 2 – Whizzbang Software
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Lesson 1 – An Overview of Charity Law, and Subsidiary Trading Companies
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Lesson 2 – Intellectual Property and Subsidiary Trading Companies; Exclusivity; Commercial Participation
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Lesson 3 – Freedom of Information; Public Sector Information
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Lesson 4 – Insurance, Anti-Bribery, Tax Evasion & Modern Slavery
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Case Study 3 – The Philippines
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Lesson 1 – Risk & Reward: Risk and Warranties
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Lesson 2 – Indemnity
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Lesson 3 – Direct and Indirect Losses, Limitations of Liability
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Lesson 4 – Limitations and Insurance
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Case Study 4 – Bufty & Tufty
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Test your knowledge
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You have now finished the course – Negotiating Contracts
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End of course survey – you must complete this to receive your certificate