Date: 26th February 2020 | 5.15pm – 8.30pm | Venue: Nottingham Law School Legal Advice Centre, Nottingham Trent University

Need to understand the law relating to contracts? Whether you are a B2B or B2C business, this Master Class delivered by Nottingham Trent University Nottingham Law School Legal Advice Centre will help you understand contracts from initial inception to effective dispute management.

This Master Class is open to any existing, trading SME.

During this Master Class Ashley Fredericks of The Nottingham Law School Legal Advice Centre will guide you through this often seemingly complex subject to help you understand what makes a good contract, what commitments you have under the terms of the contracts you already have in place, what rights consumers have under contract law & how you can effectively manage contractual disputes.

Key content:
•Contracts with suppliers
•Contracts with customers
•Funding considerations
•Effective dispute management

Delivery Partner:

Ashley Fredericks is the Supervising Solicitor on the Business and Enterprise Law Service in the Nottingham Law School Legal Advice Centre. The Business and Enterprise Law Service supports businesses, entrepreneurs and charities which simply cannot afford to pay for legal advice at the rates set by more standard private practice law firms. In this way, Ashley and the Legal Advice Centre target meeting a previously unmet need of the Midlands business community.

Ashley trained at Bond Dickinson LLP in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, where he completed a corporate and insolvency disputes focused training contract.

Upon qualification, Ashley specialised in contentious and non-contentious corporate restructuring/insolvency matters at Gateley Plc, where he was exposed to a variety of matters across multiple sectors which involved work both in and out of the courtroom.

Outside of the business, Ashley is a trustee and director of Citizens Advice Nottingham & District, the charitable company which runs the Nottingham branch of CAB. Ashley sits on the finance and fundraising committees, as well as the main board.

Due to our funded contract, this workshop is only available to SMEs in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Greater Lincolnshire and Leicestershire.