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Understanding Modals in Contracts

Why Modals Make or Break a Contract

Shall vs. Must vs. Will vs. May

Why the Modal Verb You Choose Changes the Law

Practice: Choose the Right Modal

Quiz 1: The problem with "will"

Quiz 2: Obligation, right, or prediction?

Quiz 3: Reading a real clause

Quiz 4: Giving a genuine choice

Quiz 5: Creating a prohibition

Your mission

Mission: label the modals in a real agreement

A free TOLES taster: how shall, must, will, may and may not change what a contract clause means, with five practice questions and a short mission.

A free taster from the Prepspire TOLES course: how one modal verb decides whether a contract clause creates a duty, a right, a prohibition or a statement about the future.

Modal Verbs in Contracts: Shall, Must, Will and May

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