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This work covers commercial contracts and regulatory controls that affect the trade in goods and services: sale and distribution agreements, commodity and carbon trading arrangements, trade finance and receivables security, customs and tariff classification, export control and sanctions compliance, and trade remedies such as anti‑dumping and countervailing investigations. Solicitors draft and negotiate supply and distribution contracts, advise on Incoterms and bills of lading, prepare and submit export licence applications to the Export Control Joint Unit, handle customs declarations to HM Revenue & Customs, structure letters of credit under UCP rules, act for clients before the Trade Remedies Authority or Competition and Markets Authority, and represent clients in the High Court, Commercial Court, arbitration and specialist tribunals. Transactional documentation, tariff and origin rules, licensing thresholds and investigation timetables commonly determine how matters proceed in practice.

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