“Government Contract Law 101 for Non-lawyers” provides a clear, practical introduction to core contract law concepts tailored for professionals working in the federal government contracting arena. The course breaks down essential topics such as contract formation, key terms and clauses, performance obligations, modifications, disputes, and termination—without legal jargon. Participants will learn how contracts are interpreted, where common risks arise, and how to spot issues before they become problems, with examples drawn from real-world federal contracting scenarios. The class equips attendees with the confidence to work more effectively with counsel and make informed contract-related decisions.
Who Should Attend?
“Government Contract Law 101 for Non-lawyers” provides a clear, practical introduction to core contract law concepts tailored for professionals working in the federal government contracting arena. The course breaks down essential topics such as contract formation, key terms and clauses, performance obligations, modifications, disputes, and termination—without legal jargon. Participants will learn how contracts are interpreted, where common risks arise, and how to spot issues before they become problems, with examples drawn from real-world federal contracting scenarios. The class equips attendees with the confidence to work more effectively with counsel and make informed contract-related decisions.
Who Should Attend?
