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Force Majeure Clauses

Learn the elements, best practices, and pitfalls of force majeure provisions.
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This brief course reviews a sample force majeure clause and uses realistic, interactive exercises, to teach the key components of these provisions for understanding them, as well as pitfalls to avoid, and best practices to follow, for drafting and negotiating them.

Training outcomes

  • Learn essential, practical components of force majeure clauses, with a guided tour of realistic contract examples and interactive exercises.
  • Learn common force majeure pitfalls and best practices for navigating them.

100% of profits
for this course go to

Direct Relief

Learn the pitfalls & best practices for avoiding them

This brief course and uses to teach the key components of these provisions for understanding them, as well as pitfalls to avoid, and best practices to follow, for drafting and negotiating them.

Learn by making mistakes in realistic, no-stakes exercises

You will —not merely by reading or listening. This course engages you in a throughout the module to help you better learn and retain—while learning how to use—the key concepts of the training. Work through the materials on your own time and at your own pace—you can always stop, save, and return to where you left off.

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In case you were wondering

Duration: You will have 1 year from the date of purchase to access and complete your online course materials. On average, it takes about 30 minutes to complete the whole course; however, learners get to decide how much time to spend on each exercise and module.

Accessing: Following checkout, you will receive an email providing you with access to your online course materials.

Compatibility: Please use Chrome on a PC or Mac computer.

We Don't Share Your Scores! Praktio does not share your performance data (e.g., "scores") with anyone, including your employer (e.g., if you're an associate taking this training at a law firm). The only information shared with employers who purchase this training for their employees is progress data (e.g., how much of the course you have completed by when).