Seizing opportunity in the energy and commodities sector can be a complex and perilous business. Complex due to the multitude of disciplines required to execute successful strategy; perilous because of the unpredictable evolution of regulatory oversight.
Now in its fifth decade, our Energy and Commodities Trading practice deploys over forty years of experience on your behalf, helping you manage the uncertainty generated by the ever-changing regulations governing the sector.
Our attorneys belong to the major international and US organizations governing energy and commodities trading, and we boast strong working relationships with every relevant regulatory body in the sector. Your voice will be heard in the rulemaking process.
We know that your ambitions are global in scope. Our robust team of 60 lawyers practicing across the world’s key commodity trading hubs and policy centers—New York, Houston, London, Geneva, Chicago and Washington DC—will become a crucial component of your growth and success.
And as the energy sector continues its unprecedented transition to lower carbon resources, you’ll rely on us to identify and assess legal developments, develop new technologies and business lines, and seize as-of-yet-unknown opportunity.
More than 100 clients have sought the insight (and foresight) of our Energy and Commodities Trading team, including the largest global commodities trading and marketing companies, banking and financial institutions, and the trading and procurement arms of many of the world’s largest energy, agricultural and industrial companies. When you partner with us, you’re in safe hands.
Our attorneys are experienced in all aspects of the energy and commodities trading. Within our commercially focused team we have smaller divisions designed to focus on:
- physical trading
- commodity finance
- shipping, storage and transportation
- carbon and environmental credit generation
- environmental compliance
- financial and physical regulatory
- corporate mergers and acquisitions
- commercial disputes
- insolvency and creditors’ rights
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New OFAC General Licenses set the stage for renewed US and international en...
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Reading the Tea Leaves on Mexico, Canada and China Tariffs
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Strengthen US Sanctions by Enabling Regularized Use of Humanitarian Exempti...
legal updates
2023 m. rugsėjo 27 d.
Practical steps to mitigate RIN market fraud risk in light of EPA's Inspect...
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