Navigating U.S. Trade Restrictions on China

Join Greenberg Traurig’s International Trade Practice for a discussion focusing on the most recent developments in China supply chain risks including forced labor, circumvention scrutiny, China related national security reviews and legislation (ex: CHIPS Act, new semiconductor export controls, foreign investment review).

We encourage the attendance of lawyers from multinationals who are interested in learning more about best practices and those who are considering supply chain stability and security issues.

Moderator:

Sonali Dohale (Of Counsel, Washington D.C, International Trade)

Panelists:

Cyril T. Brennan (Shareholder, Washington D.C., International Trade)

Matthew L. Kanna (Shareholder, Washington D.C., International Trade)

Laura Siegel Rabinowitz (Shareholder, New York, International Trade)

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