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SUMMARY:FREE AGC Webinar: Black Swan Events and Contract Review: How to Protect Agreements from the Unpredictable
DESCRIPTION:Description:Discover how rare but high-impact Black Swan events can expose hidden weaknesses in contracts and learn practical strategies to build stronger\, more resilient agreements.\n\nIn today's volatile business environment\, contracts must be prepared for more than routine risks. This webinar will dive into the rare\, high-impact disruptions that can suddenly threaten contractual performance from geopolitical crises and pandemics to cyberattacks and climate-driven events.\nJoin us as we reveal how these unforeseen events expose vulnerabilities in standard contract language and share actionable strategies to help legal\, procurement\, and risk professionals proactively strengthen contract resilience.\nThrough real-world case studies\, expert analysis\, and practical guidance\, attendees will gain the tools needed to identify hidden exposure\, reduce uncertainty\, and better safeguard agreements against the unexpected.\nBy the end of this webinar\, participants will be able to:Recognize a Black Swan event in contract review and its potential impact.Identify common vulnerabilities in contracts exposed by unforeseeable disruptions.Evaluate the effectiveness of key contract clauses in managing unexpected risks.Apply proactive strategies to strengthen contract resilience and mitigate exposure.\n\nFeatured SpeakersChris Lewis\nVP\, Legal Operations\nSuperlegal\n\n\nChris Lewis is a Utah-based attorney with over 25 years of experience in real estate and business law\, with a focus on construction litigation and contract negotiations. He has represented subcontractors\, architects\, engineers\, and other industry professionals\, and has extensive experience enforcing surety bonds\, liens\, security interests\, and construction contracts.
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Discover how rare but high-impact Black Swan events can expose hidden weaknesses in contracts and learn practical strategies to build stronger\, more resilient agreements.
In today&rsquo\;s volatile business environment\, contracts must be prepared for more than routine risks. This webinar will dive into the rare\, high-impact disruptions that can suddenly threaten contractual performance &mdash\;from geopolitical crises and pandemics to cyberattacks and climate-driven events.
Join us as we reveal how these unforeseen events expose vulnerabilities in standard contract language and share actionable strategies to help legal\, procurement\, and risk professionals proactively strengthen contract resilience.
Through real-world case studies\, expert analysis\, and practical guidance\, attendees will gain the tools needed to identify hidden exposure\, reduce uncertainty\, and better safeguard agreements against the unexpected.
By the end of this webinar\, participants will be able to:
- Recognize a Black Swan event in contract review and its potential impact.
- Identify common vulnerabilities in contracts exposed by unforeseeable disruptions.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of key contract clauses in managing unexpected risks.
- Apply proactive strategies to strengthen contract resilience and mitigate exposure.
Featured Speakers
Chris Lewis
VP\, Legal Operations
Superlegal
Chris Lewis is a Utah-based attorney with over 25 years of experience in real estate and business law\, with a focus on construction litigation and contract negotiations. He has represented subcontractors\, architects\, engineers\, and other industry professionals\, and has extensive experience enforcing surety bonds\, liens\, security interests\, and construction contracts.
