Recently, Jia Baojun, a partner at King&Capital Law Firm, was invited to conduct a specialized training session on legal risk prevention and control in commercial contracts for a state-owned cargo company affiliated with a provincial airport group. All members of the company’s legal and compliance department, contract administrators from various business departments, and management participated in the training.

The training closely followed the basic principles of civil activities outlined in the Civil Code, analyzed relevant legal provisions pertaining to air transportation, and focused on operational scenarios in the air cargo industry. It dissected practical risks from three key dimensions: contract execution, performance management, and dispute resolution. Drawing on numerous typical freight-related court precedents—including cases involving settlement of outsourced security services, compensation for cargo damage, cargo theft, performance without a written agreement, transportation delays, ground service process control, and service quality guarantee disputes—Attorney Jia provided detailed explanations of practical key points such as signing and sealing standards, authorization management, acceptance clauses, evidence retention, and the establishment of liability for breach of contract. He also analyzed common legal pitfalls such as standard form clauses, retroactive contract signing, and the need to maintain a record of performance.

This training session addressed the pain points of the air cargo industry with high relevance and practicality. It effectively helped enterprises enhance their ability to identify contractual risks and respond to disputes, supporting the compliant and stable operations of state-owned enterprises through professional legal services, and received positive feedback from attendees.