9th May 2019

Footansty: Restrictive covenants: protections and pitfalls seminar

We are delighted to invite you to attend our seminar – "Restrictive Covenants: Protections and Pitfalls."

Our experts will examine how restrictive covenants can be used to protect your business, and where potential risks exist, providing practical tips for navigating an area which is fundamental to retail financial services advisory firms and networks.

Using our 'Anticipate, Prevent, Cure' model, we will explore the common themes you are likely to encounter and help you to understand and prepare for them, including:

  • How restrictive covenants operate in the financial services sector
  • What happens to intellectual property?
  • Use of confidential information
  • Key risk areas on the recruitment of new advisors
  • The importance of early engagement and taking advice
  • How to deal with disputes when they arise – which they frequently do

For further details, please see full invitation here.

RSVP

If you would like to attend this event please email events.team@footanstey.com by Friday 14th June.  

EVENT INFORMATION 

Date: Wednesday 19th June 2019

Timings:

08:30 Registration and breakfast

09:00 Seminar commences

10:00 Coffee and networking

10:30 Event close

Venue: Foot Anstey LLP, 2 Glass Wharf, Bristol, BS2 0FR (Directions)

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