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Webinar. Contractual work: pandemic lessons

  • Russia

    30-09-2020

    Description:

    The COVID-19 pandemic has become a test not only for the Russian economy, but also for its legal environment: many mechanisms frozen in conditions of relative stability have been revealed in a new way in current force majeure.

    During the upcoming webinar Eversheds Sutherland offers an opportunity to discuss the accumulated practical and judicial experience useful both in contract work and in the course of commercial negotiations. In this webinar session we will review main problems associated with contractual mechanisms aimed at protecting the parties in the event of a significant deterioration of the financial situation, as well as analyze the conditions and consequences of termination of the contract. The positions of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation in the field of contract law published during the pandemic will also not be ignored.

    Eversheds Sutherland’s associates will review the controversial aspects and give practical advice on drafting particular sections of contracts of various types.

    Date and Time:

    16 October 2020, start at 11.00 am (Moscow time)

    Place:

    ZOOM (details of the videoconference will be sent to registered participants one day ahead of the webinar)

    Webinar program:

    1. Force majeure through the COVID-19 pandemic example

    2. Adapting the contract to significantly changed financial and legal conditions

    3. Procedure, conditions and consequences of termination of the contract

    4. Validity of individual obligations after termination of the contract

    5. The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation on the termination of obligations

    Main target audience:

    The webinar will be of interest to companies’ executives, heads and employees of legal departments, project managers and specialists directly involved in contractual work and negotiating with counterparties.

    Speakers:

    • Nikita Butenko, principal associate in the corporate practice at Eversheds Sutherland
    • Gulnara Aleeva, associate in the corporate practice at Eversheds Sutherland
    • Daniil Nikolskiy, junior associate in the corporate practice at Eversheds Sutherland

    The event will be held in Russian. Participation is free of charge and participants should register in advance.

    Please confirm your attendance by sending an email to Svetlana Alekseenko by 15 October 2020 to svetlana.alekseenko@eversheds-sutherland.ru or by phone at +7 812 363-3377.

    If this webinar may be of interests to any of your colleagues, please circulate this invitation.

    We are looking forward to your participation!

    Nikita Butenko, Principal Associate
    Gulnara Aleeva, Associate
    Daniil Nikolskiy, Junior Associate

    This information is for guidance purposes only and should not be regarded as a substitute for taking legal advice. Please refer to the full terms and conditions on our website.

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