In-Person Competition Law Training
Expert Guidance to Navigate Competition Law with Confidence
Engaging, Practical Sessions Delivered at Your Location
Understanding the complexities of competition law, especially concerning distribution agreements, is crucial for businesses aiming to operate within legal boundaries and avoid substantial penalties. Lawpoint offers engaging, understandable face-to-face training sessions designed to simplify these concepts without the monotony of traditional presentations.
Why Choose Our Training?
Interactive Learning: Our sessions are dynamic and hands-on — no endless slide decks here! We create an energetic environment where delegates can actively participate, making learning more enjoyable, memorable, and effective.
Tailored Content: We customise the training to address the specific needs and concerns of your business, ensuring relevance and applicability.
Expert Facilitator: Led by Tracey O'Connell, our Managing Director and Head Lawyer, who brings a wealth of experience to provide insightful and practical guidance.
On-Site Convenience: We travel to your location, providing the convenience of in-house training without the need for virtual meetings.
Key Topics Covered
Competition Law Essentials
Distribution Agreements Uncovered
Stay Compliant, Stay Ahead
Lessons from Real-World Cases
Fundamentals of EU-UK competition law and its implications for businesses.
Understanding distribution agreements and identifying potential legal pitfalls.
Strategies for ensuring compliance and mitigating risks associated with anti-competitive practices.
Real-world case studies illustrating the consequences of non-compliance.
Who Should Attend?
Compliance Teams
Legal and compliance teams aiming to consolidate their knowledge in this area.
Meet Your Trainer: Tracey O'Connell
Tracey O'Connell is the founder and Managing Director of Lawpoint, bringing a wealth of experience from her time as a solicitor at one of the UK's top law firms. Recognising the need for more integrated and cost-effective legal services, she established Lawpoint to bridge the gap between complex legal frameworks and practical business needs.