Dr. Beata Froehlich, LLM (UCL), delivered an intensive three-day module in LLM programme on international contract law at Centro de Estudios Garrigues in Madrid, highlighting the fact that the structure of international contract law has been deeply shaken as a result of changes to economic reality fueled by globalization.
The global market requires lawyers able to understand the similarities and differences of distinct legal systems and to think out of the box of established concepts. The internationalization of contracts is an issue that can no longer be ignored.
During the module with the lawyers from Garrigues, one of the largest business law firms worldwide, the desirability of the new approaches assumed by transnational contract law was debated via resolution of case studies.
Brilliant LLM candidates from various Garrigues law firm offices made classes thought provoking and inspiring. Each class has been characterised by active students debate, opening up a world of diverse views and opinions from lawyers across the globe.
