Spanish companies, from small startups to multinationals, face a complex and dynamic business environment, marked by international regulations, trade agreements and cross-border legal disputes. In this context, a thorough understanding of international business law becomes an indispensable tool for navigating legal complexities and seizing business opportunities in the global marketplace.
Internationally, we find ourselves in an era of constant change, with the emergence of new technologies, innovative business models and geopolitical challenges. In this environment, companies must adapt quickly to international business regulations and understand how to operate efficiently and in compliance with the law in different jurisdictions.
This course at International Business Law offers a great opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully meet these challenges. From resolving commercial disputes to negotiating international contracts, intellectual property protection and risk management, this course provides a solid legal foundation to address the complexities of international trade for your business.
75 horas
Cada uno de los módulos de este curso ha sido elaborado rigurosamente atendiendo a las necesidades actuales y futuras tanto de los profesionales como de las empresas.
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This module aims to introduce the participant in the business World of international contracts. In international trade management is necessary to formalize contracts of sales, distribution, agency, technology transfer.
In this regard, although the companies’ legal departments or external lawyers are in charge of the final drafting of international contract, the international company personnel should be in a position to formulate the basic features initially (“the draft”) of future contracts.
Moreover, it is also essential that the international company personnel could identify and assess potential breaches of contract and ways of solution. Before the “explosion” of a potential contract dispute, it is essential to formulate properly the way forward for the company to resolve the conflict.
In this regards, in the case of a possible unpaid, staff of the exporting company, when performing the contract and establishing the call for the clause of submission, must know if he /she will go to the jurisdiction of his / her country or jurisdiction of the country of the other party or international commercial arbitration.
ENAE Business School employs a Learning by doing methodology, which combines the presentation of concepts with practical application through real business cases. Teamwork is encouraged to achieve the integration of participants, improving the resolution of cases through the diversity of perspectives, opinions and experiences. Learning comes not only from the trainers, but also from the professional experiences shared among peers.