What comes after Trump’s inauguration? The impact on Canada’s trade relationship with the U.S.
Join trade experts from Canada and the U.S. for a timely and vital webinar exploring the shifting landscape of cross-border trade law in the wake of President Trump’s second term. As the new administration looks to radically redraw the trade relationship in a way that could deeply affect the Canadian economy, cross-border businesses, legal professionals, and policymakers must adapt to potential big changes in trade policies, tariffs, and bilateral agreements.
Hear from international trade lawyers Jonathan O’Hara and Peter Burn (former member of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal) from McMillan LLP and Washington D.C. – based Matthew McConkey from the U.S. firm Mayer Brown for a riveting panel discussion on these critical events. Whether you’re a business leader, legal advisor, or public servant, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and tools to thrive in a time of uncertainty.
What You’ll Learn
Considerations for USMCA/CUSMA renegotiation, including the Canada-Mexico relationship through CPTPP
Insights into the potential impacts of “America First” policies, U.S. tariffs, and Canadian retaliatory tariffs on U.S.-Canada trade relations
Strategies to navigate and mitigate evolving trade risks, including best-practice contractual terms, business restructuring, and others
Expert analysis of industries most likely to be affected, including automotive, agriculture, and energy.
Who Should Attend
Business lawyers
In-house lawyers
Business executives and professionals
Government lawyers and public servants
International lawyers
Lawyers whose practice includes a cross-border component
Lawyers whose practice includes a cross-border component
Faculty
Instructors
Peter Burn
McMillan LLP, former Member of Canadian International Trade Tribunal
Matthew McConkey
Mayer Brown
Jonathan O’ Hara
Partner, McMillan LLP
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