International Business Law

Description

Learning goals The course intends to familiarize the participants with issues that attorneys or company lawyers encounter in transnational commercial practice. It focuses on the most important contracts for international trade, such as international sales, international contracts in general, agency and distribution contracts and licensing agreements, transfer of technology, international financing and international payments. Furthermore, protection of investments, international jurisdiction and insolvency, commercial arbitration and enforcement of judgments and awards are examined. Contributions to general learning goals Thorough and consolidated knowledge of European and International law. Framing of legal structures in a societal and value-based context as a result of a critical and reflective approach to the law. Students will be able to make systematic and independent analyses of certain key problems, typical to the field.