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Brabners LLP
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A&L Goodbody
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This area covers a business’s duties under the Modern Slavery Act 2015, including preventing and addressing modern slavery in its supply chains, publishing annual statements, and carrying out risk-based due diligence. A solicitor in this field helps prepare and review supply chain policies, conducts supplier onboarding and auditing, drafts and negotiates contractual clauses, advises on remediation plans, and coordinates training and governance to satisfy reporting obligations and regulatory expectations. It can shape how a company identifies and mitigates risks across operations and suppliers.
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The work involves implementing due diligence frameworks, mapping supply chains, drafting governance and policy documents, reviewing supplier contracts, arranging audits, and advising on remediation actions and reporting requirements under the Act and related guidance.
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