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Partner at McCarthy Tétrault

I had a great conversation with Canadian Lawyer Magazine to provide some clarity (or to confirm the confusion!) surrounding new reporting requirements for businesses subject to The Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act. With the May 31 reporting deadline fast approaching, the McCarthy Tétrault International Trade Group has been helping clients understand their obligations, and supporting report drafting. More details below and please reach out if you have any questions – our team is ready to help. #SupplyChainsAct #entityscoping John Boscariol Gajan Sathananthan Robert Glasgow Oksana Migitko  

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McCarthy Tétrault partner Martha Harrison tells Canadian Lawyer Magazine that while businesses are certainly prepared and willing to comply with reporting obligations under Canada’s Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act, certain threshold issues have made initial compliance challenging. Martha and our leading International Trade and Investment Law Group regularly advise clients on how to comply with their reporting obligations under the Act.   Read more of Martha’s insights and reach out to her if you would like to know more: https://ow.ly/mn2G50RarGH #supplychain #internationaltrade

Athan Tambakos

Lawyer, Class Actions, Civil Litigation, Personal Injury, Sports Law, Sports Business

6mo

Good work Martha. Keep the good social work going.

Daniel Kiselbach

Vancouver Managing Partner | Associé Directeur de Vancouver, Miller Thomson LLP | JD (Osgoode-York)| MBA (Cornell-Queen’s)| Licensed to practice law in British Columbia, Ontario, and New York

6mo

Looking forward to your perspectives in Canadian Lawyer Magazine. Well done Martha Harrison!

Wendy Wagner

Partner at Gowling WLG

6mo

Nice job Martha!

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