Future-proofing supply chains
Thrive in a global marketplace
Global supply chains are currently facing enormous pressures. The war in Ukraine, continuing fall-out from the Covid-19 pandemic, the rise in energy prices and shortages of materials and labour are all having an impact. There is also an increasing demand for greater sustainability from end users.
The impact of these pressures is being felt far and wide across all sectors, on both supplier and customer side. The need for expert legal advice to manage and protect your position has never been greater.
- What you need to know about supply chains
ESG and Regulatory
New and imminent legal responsibilities are demanding that businesses commit significant resources and have significant repercussions if you get it wrong.
Off-payroll workers
End users are now accountable for engaging off-payroll workers in the supply chain, carrying tax and other risks that could extend into millions of pounds.
Digitalisation of the supply chain
Intelligent data platforms and artificial intelligence are crucial for achieving a thriving and competitive supply chain. The result is a growing trend towards the digitalisation of supply chain management.
Cyber resilience
Growing integration of technology across supply chains is increasing cybersecurity risk. With heightened customer awareness, the stakes are higher than ever.
Distressed supply chains
Escalating challenges in global supply chains for goods, services and people are heightening the risk of financial, operational, and legal distress. This has resulted in a surge of challenges and a need to protect business continuity.
- How we can help you
We can help your business with advice on all aspects of managing your supply chain, including:
- evaluating exposure to emerging legal requirements
- advising on achieving compliance and prioritising risk through supply chain due diligence
- providing specialist advice on tax and regulatory disputes.
- mapping the flow of data through your supply chain and implementing contractual safeguards
- enhancing cyber crime resilience
- in the event of a cyber security breach, managing and resolving issues, minimising negative publicity and safeguarding commercial relationships
- contingency planning to mitigate risk and preserve continuity
- advice and assistance on contract termination and renegotiation
- dispute resolution and arbitration
- acting on distressed M&A transactions
- dealing with insolvency risks
Contact one of our supply chain experts to learn more.
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