A – A contract case
B – Precedent
C – Elements of a contract
D – End of an offer
E – What is consideration?
F – Contract and statute
G – Reading contract law
G – Going to court

A – What is the law of tort?
B – Types of tort
C – The duty of care
D – More about negligence
E – A famous case in English law

A – Style of written contracts
B – Understanding formal expressions
C – Understanding technical words
D – Understanding archaic terms
E – Understanding some common words
F – Structure of a contract

A – Sole traders
B – Partnerships
C – Partnership agreement
D – Limited liability partnerships
E – Companies
F – Public and private limited companies
G – Incorporating a company

A – Layout of a letter
B – Dates
C – Salutations
D – Complimentary close
E – References
F – Subject lines
G – Body of a letter
H – Putting a letter together
 I – Register of letter writing
 J – Content of the letter
K – Typical sentences in legal letters
L – Letter writing clinic
M – Correcting common mistakes

A – Who runs a company?
B – Areas of company law
C – Directors
D – Company meetings
E – Company finance – a case study
F – Closing a company
G – Insolvent companies

A – Who runs a company?
B – Areas of company law
C – Directors
D – Company meetings
E – Company finance – a case study
F – Closing a company
G – Insolvent companies

A – Typical contract clauses
B – Termination clauses
C – Intellectual property clauses
D – Retention of title clauses
E – Warranty
F – Indemnity clauses
G – Important commercial vocabulary
G – Force majeur clauses

A – Typical contract clauses
B – Termination clauses
C – Intellectual property clauses
D – Retention of title clauses
E – Warranty
F – Indemnity clauses
G – Important commercial vocabulary
G – Force majeur clauses

– being an employer
– an employment contract
– how can an employment contract end?
– acting for an employee/employer

– a new bank account
– working in a bank
– loans
– vocabulary check