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Updated Lexology series on international supply chain management

Updated versions of the first two parts of our article series on the legal aspects of international supply chain management have been published on Lexology. The series first appeared last year and has now been revised to reflect the latest developments in legislation, regulation and practice.

The articles provide a practical overview of the legal issues that arise when establishing and structuring international trade relationships, from due diligence on contractual counterparties to the contractual framework of the cooperation. Dutch law serves as the reference point, placed in a European and international context. The series is therefore relevant to companies, in-house counsel and other professionals working in a cross-border practice.

With this contribution, the specialists of ACG International, led by Edith Nordmann, underline their commitment to international legal practice and their dedication to translating legal expertise into clear, practical and strategic insights for clients and business relations. The next parts of the series will be published shortly.

Should you have any questions or wish to discuss how these developments affect your business, please contact us by email at info@acginter.com or by telephone on +31 20 800 64 00.

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