The Dutch Environmental Act (Omgevingswet) has ushered in a new era of environmental regulation in the Netherlands, consolidating various laws and regulations into a single framework. This comprehensive course is designed to equip companies operating in the Netherlands with the essential knowledge and understanding of the key provisions of the new Environmental Act.​

Course Objectives:

1. Master the art of structuring and negotiating complex international transactions to optimize value and mitigate risks.
2. Explore key legal considerations impacting cross-border deals, including international payments, regulatory compliance, due diligence, and dispute resolution mechanisms.
3. Gain proficiency in drafting and reviewing transactional documents tailored to international contexts, such as sale agreements, distribution contracts, and joint venture agreements.
4. Cultivate strategic insights into managing cultural, jurisdictional, and operational challenges inherent in global transactions.
5. Foster collaboration and networking opportunities with fellow participants and legal experts in the field of international business law.

Course Structure:

Module 1: Fundamentals of International Transactional Law

• Overview of contract law principles in a global context
• Legal structures for international transactions: mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and strategic alliances
• Regulatory considerations and compliance requirements for cross-border deals

Module 2: Structuring and Negotiating International Transactions

• Strategies for effective deal structuring and negotiation
• Due diligence processes and risk assessment in international transactions
• Allocation of rights and responsibilities among parties in complex international deals

Module 3: Drafting International Transactional Documents

• Drafting techniques for international agreements: clarity, precision, and enforceability
• Tailoring transactional documents to accommodate diverse legal systems and business practices
• Negotiating and finalizing key provisions in international contracts

Module 4: Case Studies and Practical Applications

• Analysis of real-world international transactions and contracts structures
• Group exercises and simulations to simulate negotiation scenarios
• Best practices and lessons learned from successful international transactions

Target Audience:

• Senior executives and companies involved in global business development and strategy
• Legal advisors and transactional lawyers responsible for structuring and executing international deals
• Finance professionals engaged in cross-border mergers, acquisitions, and investments

For registration and more information please send us an email to: info@obm-legal.com