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Restrictive covenants in the US, UK, Europe and UAE: legal principles, strategy and the changing political landscape
Who should attend
This course is aimed at in-house lawyers and HR professionals with a multi-jurisdictional remit, who have responsibility for employment contracts and enforcement of restrictive covenants in an employment context.
Synopsis
In the increasing war for talent, businesses have to be more proactive than ever in protecting their business interests, whether that is their confidential information, trade connections or the stability of their workforce.
With a historic lack of regulation in this area, different countries have entirely different approaches to concepts like garden leave and restrictive covenants, but there are some common themes. There are also fundamental changes proposed in the US and Europe with legislators seeking to abolish or restrict the use of non-competition clauses, which could significantly reduce the protection available for employers going forward.
This course will focus on the US, the UK, Germany, France and UAE and will help delegates identify the different approaches across jurisdictions, the potential gaps in their current contractual protection or practices, and the steps they need to take if a business critical issue comes to light.
Please note that the course programme will run over two days (2 x 3 hour sessions). Day 1 will take place on 28 March and Day 2 will take place on 29 March 2023.
Programme
Day 1 |
14:00 start, 17:00 close (UK time) |
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Day 2 |
14:00 start, 17:00 close (UK time) |
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There will be a comfort break during each of the sessions.