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1- About the Course
The Professional Legal Contract Drafting program is a specialized, practice-oriented training course designed to develop advanced legal drafting skills for lawyers, legal consultants, and corporate professionals. The program focuses on transforming commercial negotiations and business understandings into precise, enforceable, and legally sound contractual instruments that effectively protect the interests of all parties and minimize the risk of disputes.
The course places strong emphasis on three core areas of modern contractual practice: sales contracts, employment contracts, and e-commerce agreements, reflecting the most active and rapidly evolving sectors in today’s legal and commercial environment. Participants will learn how to structure, draft, and review legally binding agreements in line with applicable laws and best international drafting standards.
2- Course Content
Module 1: Fundamentals of Legal Drafting
- Essential elements of valid contracts
- Pre-contractual phase: MOUs and NDAs
- Standard contract structure and drafting methodology
- Legal language and drafting principles
Module 2: Sales Contracts Drafting
- Transfer of ownership and payment terms
- Delivery obligations and inspection clauses
- Risk allocation and liability for damage or loss
- Hidden defects and breach of contract clauses
- Practical applications: real estate and commercial supply contracts
Module 3: Employment Contracts & Labor Relations
- Salary, benefits, and working conditions
- Working hours, leave, and statutory compliance
- Non-compete and confidentiality clauses
- Termination provisions and probation periods
- End-of-service benefits
- Freelance and consultancy agreements
Module 4: E-Commerce & Digital Contracts
- Legal nature of electronic contracts
- Electronic signatures and digital consent
- Terms & Conditions drafting for platforms and websites
- Privacy policies and data protection clauses
- Consumer protection in online transactions
- Dispute resolution and applicable law in cross-border digital commerce
Learning Outcomes & Acquired Skills
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:
- Draft precise, legally enforceable contracts with clear and unambiguous language.
- Structure and negotiate sales and employment agreements that effectively balance legal rights and commercial interests.
- Develop legally compliant e-commerce policies, including terms of use and privacy policies.
- Identify legal risks in contractual arrangements and insert appropriate protective clauses such as force majeure, penalty clauses, and dispute resolution mechanisms.
- Review and critically analyze existing contracts, identifying unfair, vague, or risky provisions and proposing effective amendments.
- Apply modern drafting techniques aligned with both legal standards and commercial practice requirements.
Instructor
Noran Quraish
Corporate, Commercial & Technology Lawyer | Legal Trainer | PhD Researcher
Noran Quraish is a Corporate, Commercial and Technology Lawyer with a multidisciplinary practice spanning corporate and commercial law, technology transactions, and emerging areas of technology law. Her experience includes drafting, reviewing, and negotiating a wide range of corporate, commercial, and technology agreements, including SaaS, software development and licensing, IT services, MSAs, NDAs, consultancy, procurement, partnership, and employment agreements.
Her practice also covers corporate governance, company incorporation, regulatory compliance, legal risk mitigation, due diligence, and corporate transactions, alongside specialized interests in artificial intelligence, data protection and privacy, cybersecurity, cloud computing, digital compliance, and intellectual property.
As a Legal Trainer at International Consulting Group for Training & Legal Services (ICG), Noran delivers practice-oriented training in contract drafting and review, technology contracts, legal writing, legal translation, contract analysis, and negotiation. Her training approach focuses on bridging the gap between legal theory and professional practice through practical exercises, case-based learning, and real-world legal scenarios.
Noran holds a Master’s degree in Public Law and Administrative Sciences and is currently a PhD Researcher in Public Law. She has also completed the Tech-Law Track at the Information Technology Institute (ITI), combining legal expertise with interdisciplinary knowledge of emerging technologies and their legal and regulatory implications.
