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Our full-service Trade Law Practice advises private and public sector clients on a full range of international trade law matters to navigate the risks and maximise the trading opportunities post-Brexit. These include:

  • Public international law, treaty interpretation and trade agreements including WTO law and policy, rules of origin SPS, geographical indications and technical barriers to trade
  • Trade disputes resolution including bilateral investment treaty disputes
  • Trade defence measures including WTO anti-dumping, countervailing duties and safeguards / TCA remedial and rebalancing measures
  • UK Internal Market including the Northern Ireland Protocol
  • Product standards and conformity assessments
  • Export controls and sanctions

 

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