Cross-border Transactions & International Disputes
Australian legal counsel for clients whose commercial affairs cross borders, counterparties and legal systems.
Sedaghati Law advises on cross-border commercial arrangements, multinational group issues, international dispute strategy and Australian legal matters involving foreign businesses, foreign-owned subsidiaries and international counterparties.
The firm's experience includes international legal admissions, world trade teaching, cross-jurisdictional disputes, international contracts, foreign-owned business issues and commercial work involving multinational groups.
Core scope
- Australian legal considerations for foreign-owned businesses and multinational groups
- Cross-border commercial contracts, distribution, licensing and supply arrangements
- Jurisdiction, governing law, enforcement, dispute clauses and international risk allocation
- International trade, market entry, parent and subsidiary relationships and intercompany arrangements
- Cross-border disputes, evidence, negotiation strategy and forum analysis
- Coordination with overseas counsel where specialist foreign law advice is required
How the firm assists.
Each matter is approached with attention to legal position, commercial leverage, timing and resolution strategy.
Advising foreign-owned businesses on Australian contractual, regulatory and corporate risk.
Structuring dispute clauses and risk allocation for international contracts.
Acting in Australian disputes with overseas counterparties, assets or parent company issues.
Related capabilities.
Complex matters rarely sit within one neat legal category. These pages are commonly connected.
Commercial, Corporate & Advisory
Commercial contracts, governance, corporations law, strategic transactions and advisory support.
Litigation & Strategic Disputes
Complex litigation, strategic dispute response, injunctions, advocacy and court-facing representation.
Regulatory, Investigations & Enforcement
ASIC, ASX, ACCC, EPA, Revenue NSW, licensing, statutory notices, compliance and crisis response.
Discuss a matter requiring senior judgment.
Initial enquiries may be directed to contact@slaw.com.au. The firm is by appointment only.