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From NAFTA to USMCA – What is the Future of International Investment Protection for US Investors?

Webinar | 05.28.19, 8:00 AM EDT - 9:00 AM EDT

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Under the new USMCA investment chapter, a radical change has occurred that will not only impact US investors in Canada and Mexico, but may herald a significant retreat in the US position on investment protection. Our presenters will describe these changes and address many related questions, including: Why did the policy change? Will this now become general policy and result in the watering down of all such protections and dispute resolution alternatives in future trade agreements? What are the wider business implications of potential weakened investment protections? What strategies can business undertake to reverse this trend?


Presenters include some of the most experienced practitioners in the field. We hope you will join us for this free and informative webinar.


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