Essential Law for Buyers and Sellers - Course 2012

Buying or selling for a business? Take this online procurement law course and learn the law of selling, what a contract is and what it takes to make one when buying or selling a business. When buying or selling a business it is important to understand the difference between the common law and statute law as well as the law of selling. Know the importance of the Uniform Commercial Code. Make sure you understand the law of selling, more so what the antitrust laws are and how you are affected by them. When buying or selling a business it is also important to be aware of the implications of patents. Learn the law of selling and how to protect your organization and yourself from legal problems connected with the business and your employment. This procurement law class is also now available in the newly revised Purchasing Law Study Pack, which offers valuable training for purchasing managers and is available at an introductory rate on our Books page. 3 CPP points.

This self-running procurement law training course is attended via the Internet. They require up to two or three continuous hours of attendance. Students are initially contacted by email with instructions on how to take the online purchasing law course for which they have registered. Students may attend the seller and buyer procurement law training course at any time during the day. This makes the procurement law class more convenient for students. All materials are included in the price of the course and will be available online while attending classes. This online purchasing law course is nonrefundable. Instructions for these courses are usually sent within a few days of registration. Normally, the Society likes to see these types of courses completed within a month of having sent out the instructions. If too much time elapses without this procurement law class being completed the student may have to register for it again.

It is each student's responsibility to contact the Society if the online contract law course instructions are not received within the time frames listed above. Failure to do so may result in additional fees. Students can contact the Society at 630-859-0250 or at propurch@propurch.com.