European Business Law: Competing in Europe

 Lund University  European Business Law: Competing in Europe

For doing business legitimately and effectively one first of all needs to know at least certain relevant laws of the country their business is going to operate in. In the case of the European Union, the task is a bit different. Besides the laws of a specific country, one should also be knowledgeable in those of the whole EU. For your business to operate well, you should be equipped with knowledge in such areas as Competition Law, IP Law, and some aspects of Public Law. This knowledge is required firstly to fulfill your obligations, protect your rights, and compete fairly in the internal EU market. The last course of the Lund University European Business Law three-course series mostly devoted to the topic of competition in the EU presented to your attention by www.europe.study focuses on providing you with profound knowledge on the mentioned topic.

About this course

To be informed of the main points and principles of EU business law, you are advised to take at least the third of the three-course series on EU Business Law. Though partly relying on the information provided in the two previous courses, it will let its learners familiarize themselves with the key aspects of IP, Competition, and Public laws, providing you with vital skills and knowledge for doing business in the EU.

Not only does the course deliver information on the central concepts and foundation of EU regulations and laws, but it also provides the analysis of business considerations of some of the major law specialists working in the field. It teaches you the rules of competing in the EU and the laws governing the protection of your inventions, products, and brands. Competition Law, IP Law, and Public Law are the main areas that the course focuses on.

What you'll learn

• Identify the laws and rules administered in the EU market,
• The significance of protecting a company’s intellectual property through patents and trademarks,
• Build a competitive advantage for your company,
• Build and deliver a sound legal argument.

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Despite referring to the information delivered in the two foregoing courses of the series, this course is accessible to any learner. It gives thorough information on certain areas of law and based on your needs, you can acquire much useful knowledge.

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