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Noel Humphreys Presents for the NBI Webinar Negotiating Indemnification, Reps, and Warranties in Connecticut

Virtual
 | 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM (EST)
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Noel Humphreys, of counsel in Connell Foley's Corporate and Business Law Group, will present for the National Business Institute (NBI) webinar, “Negotiating Indemnification, Reps, and Warranties in Connecticut: Real-World, Practical Negotiation Strategies That Really Work on December 2, 2022.

This contract negotiations course is an intermediate-advanced level online seminar that will cover several topics. Noel will discuss the following:

  • Earnouts, Contributions, Salaries, Distributions, Price, and Payments
  • Fiduciary Duties and Decision Making - Enforceability and Liability Distribution
  • Negotiating Dispute Resolution, Death, Disability, and Other Dangerous Provisions

Additional topics to be covered by co-presenters include:

  • Preliminary Business Contract Negotiation Necessities, Tips, and Tricks
  • Contract Negotiations Gone Wrong: Top Attorney Mistakes
  • Negotiating Indemnification Provisions and Agreements
  • Negotiating Representations and Warranties: Traps for the Unwary
  • Competition, Confidentiality, and Covenant Conundrums
  • Ethics for the Business Contract Attorney

*Connecticut and New York CLE credit will be provided.

Please visit the NBI website to register for this event.

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