Partner Sarah Rathke is pleased to present “Why Is Everything Broken? Understanding Supply Chains in 2021” on December 9, 2021 at 11 a.m. EDT. This webinar will discuss the causes of the current supply chain logjams, put them into historical
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Cross-Post from Reuters: AI fixes for supply chain logjams carry legal risks
This is a Cross-Post by Reuters. Please contact Sarah Rathke with any questions.
Partner Sarah Rathke discussed with Reuters on how A.I. and digital twin technology can aid to help solve supply chain disruptions and the potential data privacy
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Cross-Post from Am Law Litigation Daily – Squire Patton Boggs Litigator and Supply Chain Expert Sarah Rathke on the ‘Mess All Over the System’
This is an article published by The Am Law Litigation Daily. Please contact Sarah Rathke with any questions.
The global pandemic has landed the manufacturing supply chain in unchartered territory. SPB Partner Sarah Rathke recently spoke with Am Law
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A New Tariff Exclusion Process For Some, But Not For All
This is a Cross-Post from the Capital Thinking Blog. Please contact Rory Murphy and Nicole Golden with any questions.
The Biden Administration made its first step in outlining President Biden’s China trade policy including a new tariff exclusion process
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Cross-Post From Capital Thinking Blog – Lawmakers Propose New Import Ban Targeting Commodities Produced on Illegally Deforested Land
This is a Cross-Post from the Capital Thinking Blog. Please contact Ludmilla Kasulke and Yiannis Vandris with any questions.
Recent legislation aimed at reducing commodity-driven illegal deforestation around the world calls for transparency in companies’ global supply chains. Our
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Cross-Post From Capital Thinking Blog – Update: Biden Officials Request Comments on Challenges Facing Key Sectoral Supply Chain Disputes
This is a Cross-Post from Capital Thinking blog. Please contact Ludmilla Kasulke with any questions.
As Milla Kasulke reports at our Capital Thinking Blog, the Department of Defense is seeking comments on four supply chain topics identified by the
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We’re In The WSJ!
We made the Wall Street Journal today in an article discussing recent efforts by suppliers to provide for greater price flexibility in their supply chain contracts, quoting supply chain partner Sarah Rathke. While price escalation clauses are well known in
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Trend Alert: Federal Oversight of Unaccompanied Minor Labor Trafficking Targets Agricultural Sector
Companies based or doing business in agricultural areas in the U.S. could soon be under increased scrutiny from the federal government, including Congressional investigators, stemming from labor trafficking of unaccompanied migrant children and teens.
This year alone, over 90,000 minors
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Congress Takes Aim At Uyghur Forced Labor
U.S. companies importing certain products from China may be facing additional supply chain challenges in the near future. On July 14, 2021, the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (“UFLPA”) was passed unanimously by the U.S. Senate. It now moves to
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Owners of Colonial Pipeline Hit With Class Action Regarding Allegedly Deficient Cybersecurity Following Hack, Showing All Data Breaches Carry Litigation Risk
This is a Cross-Post from Consumer Privacy World. Please contact Kristin Bryan with any questions.
Well, that took no time at all. On May 19, 2021, the first class action was filed against the owners of the Colonial Pipeline
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