The course of the assets and ethics of pleading and the right to litigation and the preparation of notes and legal and administrative reports

Why Attend

This course offers a course on Advocacy Principles and Etiquette, Right to Litigation, and Preparing Legal and Administrative Memos and Reports. This course is designed for those who want to learn how to litigate between companies or individuals, following internationally recognized rules and regulations.

The course will cover the basic principles of litigation, focusing on how a company can safeguard its rights when exposed to harm. In the competitive world of large corporations, companies often engage in unethical practices, such as using misleading or deceptive tactics to cause legal errors or discrepancies in contract documents. Such mistakes can result from not adhering to the laws of the country where the company operates.

This course highlights the importance of having a legal expert to protect the company from such pitfalls. It also emphasizes the critical role of legal professionals in administrative and legal proceedings in the appropriate courts.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

At the end of the course, participants will have learned about:

• Etiquette and ethics in legal advocacy within courts.

• Skills in drafting legal texts related to litigation.

• Skills in preparing memorandums to be sent to court for claiming specific rights for the company.

• Legal proofreading skills to ensure the legality and accuracy of documents used in advocacy.

• Methods of writing legal reports and memorandums.

The course provides both theoretical and practical knowledge on the principles and ethics of litigation, memorandum and report preparation, and the rules governing their preparation to achieve the intended goals in the following areas:

• Litigation and filing civil and commercial lawsuits before different courts.

• Defense in criminal, administrative, and disciplinary cases, and others.

• Defense before investigation and disciplinary boards, and bodies with judicial authority.

• Daily operations in the legal and judicial field in general.

• Daily operations for administrative and security tasks in government, public, and oil sectors.

Target audience for the course on the principles and ethics of litigation, the right to litigate, and preparing legal and administrative memorandums and reports includes:

• Managers and owners of companies and institutions.

• Legal department managers in advanced companies.

• Managers of administrative offices and financial transaction officials.

• Sales and purchasing committees and officials responsible for drafting contracts and deals.

• All those working in legal, financial, and administrative affairs.

• Anyone interested in learning how to manage law offices for advanced companies.