Contract Law – battle of the forms- a discussion around the importance of properly incorporating your terms and conditions in business to business arrangements and the pitfalls of failing to do so.
Battle of the Forms – Contract Law
Mark Chapman
General Counsel, Head of Commercial & Regulatory
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