International Law
Practical Advice for Clients Operating Across Borders
Beyond specific dispute types, many of our clients need broader advice on how international law affects their business or personal affairs: which country’s law governs a contract, how international trade rules and sanctions regimes apply, and how rights and obligations translate across different legal systems.
AppleRose Solicitors’ International Law practice provides this wider strategic advice, drawing on our team’s qualifications in international dispute resolution, commercial and corporate law, tax law, and international shipping law to give clients a genuinely rounded international perspective.
Areas We Advise On
Cross-Border Transactions and Conflict of Laws
We advise on cross-border commercial contracts and transactions, including international sale of goods governed by instruments such as the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG), international carriage and shipping arrangements, and cross-border joint ventures and investment structures.
We also advise on conflict of laws questions, determining which jurisdiction’s law governs a dispute or contractual relationship, drafting and reviewing governing law and jurisdiction clauses, and structuring agreements to reduce future cross-border risk.
International Trade & Regulatory Compliance
Navigating Sanctions and Trade Regulation
International trade is increasingly shaped by regulation: export controls, trade sanctions, customs requirements, and anti-money laundering obligations can all affect how a cross-border transaction may lawfully proceed. We advise clients on regulatory compliance in cross-border trade and on the implications of sanctions regimes for existing and proposed transactions.
Where a matter touches on treaty-based protections, for example, investment protections available to foreign investors under bilateral or multilateral treaties, we advise on the availability and practical value of those protections in the context of a client’s wider commercial strategy.
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