Supply Chain Webinar Series: International Trade
Webinar | 01.26.22, 8:00 AM EST - 9:00 AM EST
Supply chain disruptions have exacerbated strains and weaknesses in existing trade infrastructure, causing widespread ripple effects throughout the global economy. From an international trade perspective, companies face real-time pressures to make business decisions that may have complex legal implications going forward. Our International Trade Team will lead a discussion highlighting current risks companies are encountering, potential legal implications, and strategies to mitigate risks in real-time in this dynamic and changing landscape.
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