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Drafting Contracts for Tariff Volatility

Protect your bottom line from tariff shocks. Learn expert contract drafting techniques to allocate risk and navigate trade volatility effectively.

Created byJohn Errico
BeginnerUpdated Jun 23, 2025
Drafting Contracts for Tariff Volatility

What You'll Learn

check_circleDraft clauses for tariff price changes.
check_circleAllocate tariff risks within contracts.
check_circleHandle volume flexibility with tariffs.
check_circleDefine triggers for tariff adjustments.
check_circleDraft force majeure for tariff events.
check_circleUnderstand contract exit doctrines.

About This Course

Tariff policy is increasingly volatile, presenting significant challenges for businesses and the contracts that underpin their operations. This course, "Drafting Contracts for Tariff Volatility," provides essential strategies to navigate this unpredictable landscape.

Understanding how tariffs impact supply chains, costs, and performance obligations is crucial. Sudden changes can disrupt agreements overnight, potentially leading to costly disputes or unenforceable terms if not properly anticipated in the contract.

You will gain practical knowledge to draft more resilient contracts by exploring:

  • Advanced price adjustment and renegotiation clauses that respond to tariff changes.
  • Techniques for incorporating supply chain flexibility, volume adjustments, and multi-tiered pricing.
  • Strategies for temporary suspension and addressing changes in law.
  • Key legal doctrines for contract termination, including impossibility, impracticability, frustration of purpose, and force majeure, and how they apply (or don't) to tariffs.
  • Effective risk allocation using tools like Incoterms and indemnification.
  • Considerations for dispute resolution and governing law in international contexts.

Equip yourself to proactively address tariff-related risks and draft contracts that protect your interests in a volatile global trade environment.

Your Instructor

John Errico
John Errico

Attorney and Real Estate Investor

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John Errico is a Yale and Cornell Law-educated attorney. For the past 15 years, John has been assisting startups, small businesses, and real estate ventures on all manner of legal issues, including fundraising, private funds, acquisitions and dispositions, and contract drafting. In addition to the practice of law, John is an active real estate investor throughout New Jersey, where he lives with his wife and three children.

Credit Information

Professional development requirements vary by profession, country, and regulatory body. Before enrolling, review the course details and confirm that the content, learning format, and any listed credits meet your specific requirements. You are responsible for confirming eligibility with your regulator or professional association and keeping the records required for reporting.

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