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Navigating international trade and tariffs
Recent tariffs and other trade measures have transformed the international trade landscape, impacting almost every sector, region and business worldwide.
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Businesses continually evolve – geographical expansion, the introduction of new technology, or the constant challenge of regulatory compliance can make it difficult for businesses to stay a step ahead and be prepared for disputes or litigation issues that may arise.
To keep clients up to date on the latest trends and developments, we have created a Disputes hub as part of our NRF Institute, consolidating publications and insights from our global dispute resolution and litigation team with related updates and products.
Topics include
- Banking and finance disputes
- Corporate and commercial disputes
- International arbitration
- Legal privilege
- Regulatory, compliance and investigations
- Sanctions
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Head of Disputes Knowledge, Innovation and Business Support, Europe, Middle East and Asia
Email
adam.sanitt@nortonrosefulbright.com
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