Professional Training

Competition Law - What You Need to Know

BPP Professional Education, In London (+1 locations)
Length
1 day
Price
587 GBP
Next course start
20 May, 2024 (+3 start dates)
Course delivery
Self-Paced Online
Length
1 day
Price
587 GBP
Next course start
20 May, 2024 (+3 start dates)
Course delivery
Self-Paced Online

Course description

Overview

This one-day course gives an overview of current UK and EC competition law relating to commercial agreements.

You’ll be taught in an interactive style by a highly experienced solicitor and trainer, who’ll give you and your group plenty of opportunities for discussion.

Who is this for?

This course is essential for anyone drafting contracts and advising commercial and contentious clients. It is particularly beneficial to:

  • Legal professionals
  • Qualified solicitors 1-3 PQE
  • In house Counsel
  • Trainee solicitors
  • Legal executives
  • Senior managers and directors

What will you learn?

You'll gain a solid understanding of the competencies needed as a competition law practitioner, enhanced through a practical leaning approach. Topics include:

  • How to ensure agreements comply with EU and UK competition law
  • How agreements may breach competition law - The application of Article 101 of TFEU
  • How behaviour may breach competition law -The application of Article 102 of TFEU
  • How to draft agreements that will automatically comply - The EU Block Exemptions
  • How UK Legislation differs from EU legislation
  • Does Competition law apply to you or your client? - How do you calculate market share and what are the relevant thresholds?
  • Consequences of infringement – fines, criminal sanctions, disqualifications
  • How to deal with an investigation, including obtaining leniency
  • The benefits of a competition law compliance policy
  • How Brexit may impact on Competition law in the UK and EC

How does the course help your career?

Competition law is an increasingly important area, especially given the large fines imposed and the imprisonment of directors in the UK for breaches.

As a practitioner with specialist knowledge in this area, your expertise will be in-demand and your career options will expand in line with your experience.

PSC Elective

This course may be taken as a PSC elective, although it may also be attended by non-trainees.

SRA Competencies

A, B

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Upcoming start dates

Choose between 3 start dates

20 May, 2024

  • Self-Paced Online
  • Online

19 August, 2024

  • Self-Paced Online
  • Online

18 November, 2024

  • Self-Paced Online
  • Online

Suitability - Who should attend?

This course is essential for anyone drafting contracts and advising commercial and contentious clients. It is particularly beneficial to:

  • Legal professionals
  • Qualified solicitors 1-3 PQE
  • In house Counsel
  • Trainee solicitors
  • Legal executives
  • Senior managers and directors

Outcome / Qualification etc.

Competition law is an increasingly important area, especially given the large fines imposed and the imprisonment of directors in the UK for breaches.

Training Course Content

You'll gain a solid understanding of the competencies needed as a competition law practitioner, enhanced through a practical leaning approach. Topics include:

  • How to ensure agreements comply with EU and UK competition law
  • How agreements may breach competition law - The application of Article 101 of TFEU
  • How behaviour may breach competition law -The application of Article 102 of TFEU
  • How to draft agreements that will automatically comply - The EU Block Exemptions
  • How UK Legislation differs from EU legislation
  • Does Competition law apply to you or your client? - How do you calculate market share and what are the relevant thresholds?
  • Consequences of infringement – fines, criminal sanctions, disqualifications
  • How to deal with an investigation, including obtaining leniency
  • The benefits of a competition law compliance policy
  • How Brexit may impact on Competition law in the UK and EC

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