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Webinar: Restrictive covenants: drafting and enforcement top tips

16 November 2021

In this session lawyers from our employment and litigation teams will focus on the key elements to consider when drawing up restrictive covenants, the process for enforcement as well as the remedies available following a breach. This free webinar aims to talk you through the key points to consider to protect your organisation.

Topics covered include:

1.How to draft enforceable restriction

  • Purpose
  • Different types of restriction
  • Limitations
  • Case law examples

2. The process of enforcing covenants

  • Pre-action
  • Emergency injunctions

3. Remedies

  • Injunctions
  • Compensation
  • Costs

Tune in to watch this session below.

As always, we are here to help so please get in touch with our employment law team.

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Disclaimer: Please note this webinar is for guidance only and is not intended to replace tailored legal advice. Please contact us if we can be of further assistance.

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