Law firms are bolstering trade practices to help clients protect their products, supply chains and markets as Trump administration trade-policy gyrations over China, Europe, and NAFTA rattle global business.
King & Spalding announced it had hired former trade official, Bradford L. Ward, who worked in both the Obama and Trump administrations, as a partner in the firm’s Washington office.
Dechert and Hughes Hubbard & Reed also have added lawyers amid talk of a trade war that could affect a wider section of American manufacturers and the need for businesses to navigate possible new disruptions.
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