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International Trade & Commercial Law
A late shipment, disputed invoice or unclear delivery term can affect the entire transaction. We help businesses structure international sales and supply relationships, assess payment and performance risk, and respond when commercial obligations are disputed.
From Transaction Terms to Dispute Strategy
We connect the contract with shipment, payment and correspondence records to identify responsibilities, evidence gaps and practical next steps. Where specialist or local advice is required, we coordinate the relevant support.
International Sales Agreements
Before confirming an order, clarify what must be supplied and when it can be accepted. We advise on international sales and supply terms, specifications, quantity, inspection, acceptance and warranties, connecting the contract with the transaction documents and commercial arrangement.
Payment & Commercial Security
Address payment exposure before an invoice becomes a dispute. We advise on deposits, staged payments, guarantees and documentary requirements, assessing payment triggers, credit exposure, disputed invoices and the remedies under the agreed terms.
Delivery & Transfer of Risk
Know which party bears the risk of a delayed or damaged shipment. We review delivery terms, transport arrangements and risk transfer, including responsibilities for documents, loss and delay and their interaction with insurance and claims provisions.
Trade-Related Contract Risk
Respond to disruption with a clear view of your contractual options. We assess notice obligations, force majeure, hardship, suspension and termination, including exposure to supply disruption and trade restrictions, identifying specialist regulatory advice where required.
Discuss Your Cross-Border Transaction
Tell us about the goods or services, the countries involved and the issue you need to resolve. Include the transaction stage, delivery and payment terms, and any important dates. We compare the agreed terms with the records, identify the main review points and discuss the next commercial step.