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Christopher Kent recently joined FMC to head our International Trade Group, and was described as an "absolutely fabulous lawyer who can devote himself intensely to a given file in the face of severe time pressures" in Chambers Global: The World's Leading Lawyers 2007.
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Chris Kent has been recommended in Chambers Global 2008: The World's Leading Lawyers for Business.
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Clients involved in formulating and implementing business strategies to compete internationally may find that the success of those strategies is threatened by or dependant on government policies and measures affecting international trade or investment. When success hangs in the balance, these clients need results. Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP has achieved successful outcomes for clients in virtually all aspects of international trade and investment law. FMC’s in-house analytical expertise in trade and investment matters, its exceptional team of government relations and arbitration experts, and strong working relationships with the leading international trade firms in the United States and Europe allow us to provide seamless trade and foreign investment protection assistance around the world.
As the expansion of global markets and value chains continues to make the world a smaller place, international trade and investment issues directly affect more and more aspects of business every day. We work with clients to help develop and implement the right strategies to keep them ahead of the curve. We understand international trade and investment law enforcement and policy, and we know the enforcement agencies and policymakers.
FMC’s International Trade Group is recognized worldwide as a leading Canadian practice in international trade. Our lawyers have been involved in many of the highest profile Canadian, U.S., and international trade cases of the past decade, including those dealing with Softwood Lumber, Steel and Sugar. They have also briefed and argued numerous trade and investment disputes before international tribunals, including under the WTO and the NAFTA, and have negotiated bilateral and multilateral trade agreements.
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