Contracts are the main tool of commerce. Contract rules are complex and confusing and serve as a common language among business professionals and attorneys. Finding a contracts course that delivers the same language and depth as a course taught in a traditional law school is difficult, therefore it leaves business professionals at a disadvantage. Some contracts, especially construction contracts can be so interwoven and complex that a staff of contract attorneys is required to maintain the contract. However, in other situations, corporate management is capable of handling less complex matters. There's an old saying that you don't know - what you don't know. This course is designed to deliver a level of understanding whereby the user of this knowledge will know when to call in legal expertise and when to handle the matter in-house. Contracts is considered one of the most difficult courses taught in law school. Contracts, as a subject matter, needs to be learned starting with their formation. Each element of a contract comes with a proverbial box of tools to work with. Understanding the inner workings of contracts is the main objective. This is achieved by examining formation requirements such as a valid offer, an acceptance, a mutuality of assent, consideration, and legal validity. Understand breach of contract and the potential remedies, both legal and equitable, help in resolving contractual disputes.