A – Where does contract law come from?
B – Reading a statute
C – Elements of a contract
D – Reading a contract case
E – Offer and acceptance
F – Consideration
G – Contract law in practice
H – Starting a claim for breach of contract

A – Introduction to the law of tort
B – What is tortious liability?
C – Categories of tort
D – Tort of negligence
E – Most famous tort case

A – Different parts of a written contract
B – Parties and recitals
C – Defined terms
D – Operative provisions
E – Delivery of goods and services
F – Standard commercial contracts

A – Incorporated businesses
B – Unincorporated businesses
C – Sole traders
D – Partnerships
E – Language of drafting 1+2
F – Companies
G – Shares and share capital
G – Incorporating a company, paperwork
G – Limited liability partnerships
G – Register of letter writing in the context of a partnership agreement

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 – People connected with a company
B – Working in company law
C – Directors
D – Company meetings
E – Insolvency
F – Who gets the assets?

A – People connected with a company
B – Working in company law
C – Directors
D – Company meetings
E – Insolvency
F – Who gets the assets?

A – Risk and title
B – Intellectual property
C – Confidential information
D – Warranties and indemnities
E – Term and termination
F – Force majeur
G – Boilerplate clauses

A – Risk and title
B – Intellectual property
C – Confidential information
D – Warranties and indemnities
E – Term and termination
F – Force majeur
G – Boilerplate 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