Skills for the global layer: Business contract drafting and Transactional Practice (Private M&A)

Skills for the global layer: Business contract drafting and Transactional Practice (Private M&A)
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Skills for the global layer: Business contract drafting and Transactional Practice (Private M&A)

28 April–9 May 2025
The course is available in English
Introduction to the course

In an era of global legal integration, mastering the intricacies of legal drafting and negotiation is crucial for professionals in international trade law. The "Skills for Global Lawyers" course is a thorough two-week in-person training programme designed to equip participants with the expertise to navigate complex legal environments, draft precise legal documents, and execute successful negotiations.

This course provides an engaging and hands-on learning experience, featuring sessions led by experts, practical exercises, and collaborative workshops. Participants will gain a deep understanding of the intricacies of legal drafting, the significance of plain English, and the subtleties of negotiation within a global framework.

Conducted in an environment that fosters collaboration and networking, this course offers a unique opportunity to engage directly with top experts and peers from diverse sectors worldwide. The curriculum covers a wide array of topics essential for global lawyers, including systemic legal differences, M&A transactions, and practical negotiation skills. By the conclusion of this course, participants will have developed a comprehensive set of legal skills and practical strategies, joining a global community of professionals dedicated to enhancing their expertise and influence in international trade law.

Who attends this course?

This course is designed for:

  • Legal professionals, consultants, practitioners, and managers with substantial experience in international trade law
  • Senior officials from public and private sectors, UN agencies, foundations, and NGOs
  • Specialists in corporate legal departments, government bodies, international organisations, and academic or research institutions seeking to deepen their expertise in trade law and digital innovation

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