International trade

International trade revolves around the buying and selling of goods by parties located in different countries. Several problems might arise out of this. If market fluctuations lead to a significant rise or fall in the price of the product, this may lead to problems in the performance of a contract. Other causes of contention may be deviations in the quality of the product, payment problems, fraud or others. In all situations we know what the best course of action is. If necessary, we are able to take legal action anywhere in the world.

• agency and distribution agreements
• bank guarantees
• attachment
• commodities
• documentary credit
• financing
• ICC arbitration
• import and export levies
• incoterms
• securities
• liens