Lynda is a corporate specialist – her skill set spans public and private M&A, capital raising, board advisory engagements, and financial services. Lynda’s legal career began with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, before joining private practice at boutique firm Watson Mangioni, before PwC Legal. Lynda and her team joined Mills Oakley in 2020, supporting growth for the Corporate Advisory team’s transaction work with domestic and global ASX listed entities. Lynda’s work leading large-scale high-profile transactions and regulatory projects showcase her well-honed skills in managing large multi-disciplinary projects for clients.
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Recorded Webinars
Recorded Webinar: Crafting Ironclad Restraints: Navigating the Pitfalls of Restraint of Trade Clauses
Restraints of trade clauses are crucial in protecting business interests, yet they pose significant drafting challenges. With the Australian Bureau of Statistics reporting that nearly 47% of businesses include these clauses in employment contracts, the importance of precise and ef
PRESENTED BY
Lynda Reid
Partner -
Mills Oakley Lawyers
, Sydney
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About the Webinar
Restraints of trade clauses are crucial in protecting business interests, yet they pose significant drafting challenges. With the Australian Bureau of Statistics reporting that nearly 47% of businesses include these clauses in employment contracts, the importance of precise and effective drafting cannot be overstated. This session will delve into the critical aspects and potential pitfalls of drafting restraints of trade clauses, including:
- Understanding the three main types of restraint of trade clauses (non-compete, non-solicitation and non-disclosure).
- Rebutting the presumption of unenforceability – in which jurisdictions does this apply?
- Considerations of reasonableness when drafting restraint of trade clauses generally
- Specific considerations when drafting restraints of trade in an employment law context
- Drafting effective cascading restraint of trade clauses
- One size doesn’t necessarily fit all: the importance of tailoring restraints of trade for particular facts and circumstances
- Lessons from recent decisions
Presented By
Lynda Reid
Partner, Mills Oakley Lawyers Sydney, NSWWho Should Attend?
This webinar is suitable for lawyers practising in commercial law – Australia wide. This webinar is for practitioners with some knowledge in this area and looking to improve their knowledge.
CPD Information
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