This course will be an overview of:This course will be an overview of:

• How contracts can be defined as agreements that are enforceable in a court of law
• The elements necessary for there to be an enforceable contract: agreement, consideration, legal capacity, and legality
• Available defenses that may result in the contract not being enforced, if a contract exists
• The rules of interpretation that courts use in enforcing the requirements of a contract, if a contract exists
• How a contract must be performed, discharged, or breached (not performed), if a contract exists 
• The legal and equitable remedies available to address a breach of contract