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Business Agreements Made Easy

Yvette Hoskings-James

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From pre-contractual discussion to bringing a deal to an end, this guide covers every step of the business agreement process.

Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781904053842
Price: £11.99 

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About this book

Verbal agreements are legally valid, but it is always much better to get things in writing.

This book provides the basics on business-tobusiness contracts for the supply of services and/or goods, and provides suggested actions and steps to guide anyone who has to review or draft contracts and terms of trade for their business.

It explains the key commercial and legal issues which occur throughout a 'contract lifecycle', from pre-contract stage to negotiation and through to the end of a contract.

For use in England and Wales only.

Product details

Edition: First   Published 2005
Format: Paperback   ISBN: 9781904053842
Code: B519   Price: £11.99
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The author

Yvette Hoskings-James worked as an in-house lawyer for various multinational organisations before setting up a business consultancy. Her business consultancy provides advice and training/workshops on risk management, contracts and business law matters.Yvette is also a voluntary business mentor through a nationwide voluntary mentor scheme.
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Chapter index

  1. Prevention is better than cure
  2. Planning and forethought
  3. Negotiating contracts
  4. Contract terms
  5. E-commerce
  6. Selling overseas
  7. The performance of the contract
  8. Dealing with disputes
  9. Getting the best out of your lawyer
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Information & help

Legal glossary

The legal glossary provides definitions of legal terms in plain English.

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