While increasingly commonplace, these binding contracts are presenting unique challenges
Businesses and consumers today often enter into binding contracts through online ‘click wrap’ agreements. How are courts interpreting the enforceability of such contracts?
This is one of the topics on the agenda at Australasian Lawyer’s next Contract Law Masterclass being held this March. The session covers the legal differences between ‘clickwrap’, ‘browsewrap’ and ‘sign-in wrap’ contracts and offers attendees practical tips to enhance the enforceability of online contracts as well as covering some lessons learned from recent cases including Surfstone Pty Ltd v Morgan Consulting Engineers Pty Ltd [2016] and Meyer v Kalanick (Uber) [2016].
More information is available.
In addition, the Contract Law Masterclass covers a host of issues and challenges that arise throughout the contract lifecycle from drafting and negotiation through to termination.
All lawyers who attend can qualify for up to 6 CPD points.
Book by this Friday 2 February to secure your seat at a discounted rate and save $200 per person. Further discounts apply for group bookings of four or more delegates.
This is one of the topics on the agenda at Australasian Lawyer’s next Contract Law Masterclass being held this March. The session covers the legal differences between ‘clickwrap’, ‘browsewrap’ and ‘sign-in wrap’ contracts and offers attendees practical tips to enhance the enforceability of online contracts as well as covering some lessons learned from recent cases including Surfstone Pty Ltd v Morgan Consulting Engineers Pty Ltd [2016] and Meyer v Kalanick (Uber) [2016].
More information is available.
In addition, the Contract Law Masterclass covers a host of issues and challenges that arise throughout the contract lifecycle from drafting and negotiation through to termination.
All lawyers who attend can qualify for up to 6 CPD points.
Book by this Friday 2 February to secure your seat at a discounted rate and save $200 per person. Further discounts apply for group bookings of four or more delegates.
