Navigating Supply Chain Contracting in a Volatile Global Landscape
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In today’s climate of trade wars, fluctuating tariffs, and global economic uncertainty, in-house attorneys at manufacturing companies face increasing pressure to mitigate risk and ensure supply chain resilience. Legal teams must proactively address volatility in commercial contracts to protect business interests and foster long-term supplier and customer relationships.
Join us on Wednesday, February 26, 2025, at 12:15 PM ET for Program Two of our 2025 IHC Supply Chain & Trade Law CLE Summit, as Vanessa Miller leads a practical, in-depth session exploring key strategies for drafting and negotiating contracts that help businesses stay agile amid economic shifts. This session will also cover how to effectively navigate inevitable supply chain disputes and leverage key contractual provisions to minimize risk.
Key Takeaways:
Structuring force majeure clauses and commercial impracticability provisions to address disruptions
Managing pricing increases, tariff escalation adjustments, and risk allocation frameworks
Best practices for negotiating supply chain contracts to foster strong supplier and customer relationships
Understanding dispute escalation strategies and leverage points in supply chain agreements
Who Should Attend:
This webinar is ideal for in-house counsel, trade compliance professionals, and business leaders responsible for managing supply chains and navigating international trade regulations.
