A set of contract law training slides is an ideal tool for preparing and delivering high-quality, informative legal training to non-lawyer corporate employees. The set includes slides covering a wide range of topics, from basic legal concepts and requirements for entering into contracts to discussing the company's corporate standards. Emphasis is placed on presenting complex legal topics in a simple manner, with careful explanation of key concepts such as transaction, contract, offer, acceptance, as well as examples and case studies. Despite the general nature of most of the material, there are also more detailed sections devoted to protecting the interests of the supplier, contractor and provider. The topics reflected on the slides are: 1. Warm-up: What is ownership? 2. Agreements of legal entities, representation, power of attorney a) Entering into transactions by a legal entity - the concept of transaction and agreement; b) Representation: general provisions; c) Power of attorney: (i) general provisions; (ii) transfer of powers; (iii) power of attorney and its excess; (iv) prohibition of powers transfer. 3. Conclusion of Contract: Essential Terms, Form of Contract, Offer and Acceptance a) Entering into a contract - required form and essential terms; b) Form of Contract: (i) simple, written and notarized form; (ii) written form requirements; (iii) offer and acceptance; (iv) offer and acceptance by e-mail; c) Essential terms: (i) supply contract; (ii) contractor agreement; (iii) service contract; d) Essential Terms: (i) Term Clause with examples of determining terms; (ii) Price Clause and its absence; (iii) Examples of price clauses that are risky for the contractor; e) Recommended terms and conditions for inclusion in contracts; f) Extension of the contract to the past period. 4. Commercial Proposals, Minutes of Disagreements, Good Faith in Negotiations a) Binding and non-binding offers; b) Minutes of Disagreements; c) Negotiations in bad faith. 5. Amendment and Termination of the Contract a) Consequences of amendment and termination of the contract; b) Unilateral refusal to perform and mutual termination by the parties; c) Unilateral refusal to perform the contract: grounds; d) Amendment and termination of the contract by court. 6. Liability, Damages and Penalties a) Grounds of liability; b) Damages: loss of profit and real damage; c) Compensation of losses; d) Calculation of damages in case of termination of delivery; e) Limitation of liability; f) Liquidated damages: exclusive, exemplary, punitive; g) Recommendations regarding liquidated damages; h) Representations and warranties; i) Force Majeure. 7. Main Types of Contracts a) Basic Contracts: (i) Supply; (ii) Works; (iii) Services; b) Supply: (i) main provisions; (ii) basis of supply; (iii) assignment: Are the essential terms of supply agreed? (v) liability of the supplier under the Civil Code of the Russian Federation; (vi) warranty of the goods; c) Contract: (i) Main provisions; (ii) Task: Are the main terms of the contract agreed? (iii) Liability for Interim Conditions; (iv) Acceptance of Work; (v) Liability for Quality of Work; (vi) Warranty; (vii) Liability for Delay; (viii) Limitation of Liability for Delay; d) Provision of Services: (i) General Provisions; (ii) Supervision of Installation and Commissioning.