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Industrials, Manufacturing & Trade

Legal Counsel Built Around Global Supply Chains

Averites advises manufacturers, industrial businesses, investors, suppliers and trading companies on transactions, international expansion, regulation and disputes.

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OUR APPROACH

How We Advise Industrial and Manufacturing Businesses

Our objective is to help industrial clients protect the legal infrastructure supporting their physical operations, supply chains and international growth.

  1. Legal Complexity Across Global Supply Chains

    Industrial businesses operate through increasingly complex global supply chains. Manufacturing facilities, technology, distribution networks, raw materials, logistics arrangements and international customers may span multiple jurisdictions, creating legal issues across corporate law, trade, regulation, competition and dispute resolution.

  2. Transactions and Strategic Investment

    Our lawyers advise industrial and manufacturing businesses on mergers and acquisitions, strategic investments, joint ventures, corporate restructurings and greenfield investments.

  3. Establishing and Expanding Manufacturing Operations

    We assist international companies establishing or expanding manufacturing operations, including corporate structures, investment arrangements, regulatory approvals, real estate, construction and commercial contracting.

  4. Supply, Distribution and Manufacturing Agreements

    Averites advises on supply, distribution, manufacturing and other commercial agreements governing the movement of goods and components through international supply chains.

  5. Regulatory Exposure in International Trade

    International trade can create additional regulatory exposure. We advise on investment screening, export controls, import restrictions and other regulatory requirements affecting cross-border trade and technology transfers.

  6. Government Incentives for Manufacturing Projects

    Where government incentives, grants or investment programmes are available for new manufacturing or industrial projects, we assist investors in evaluating and documenting the relevant arrangements and ongoing obligations.

  7. Competition Issues in Distribution and Collaboration

    Our lawyers also advise on competition issues arising from distribution systems, strategic collaborations and transactions between industrial businesses.

  8. Manufacturing and Supply-Chain Disputes

    Manufacturing and supply-chain disputes may concern pricing, quality, delay, supply interruption, termination or allocation of extraordinary costs. Averites represents clients in commercial negotiations, litigation and international arbitration arising from these relationships.

  9. Coordinated Support for International Expansion

    For international manufacturers expanding into foreign markets, we provide coordinated advice across corporate structuring, transactions, regulatory requirements and commercial arrangements.

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New York c/o Chornous Law PLLC
30 Wall Street, 8 Floor
New York, NY 10005 Phone: +1 650 382 7764
London 124 City Road
London, England
EC1V 2NX Phone: +44 7405 138109
Kyiv 11 Panasa Myrnoho Street
Office 1/1
Kyiv, 01011 Phone: +380 63 148 27 37

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  • We advise manufacturers, industrial businesses, investors, suppliers and trading companies on transactions, international expansion, regulation and disputes.

    • Industrial businesses operate through increasingly complex global supply chains. Manufacturing facilities, technology, distribution networks, raw materials, logistics arrangements and international customers may span multiple jurisdictions, creating legal issues across corporate law, trade, regulation, competition and dispute resolution.

      • Yes. Our lawyers advise industrial and manufacturing businesses on mergers and acquisitions, strategic investments, joint ventures, corporate restructurings and greenfield investments.

        • Yes. We assist international companies establishing or expanding manufacturing operations, including corporate structures, investment arrangements, regulatory approvals, real estate, construction and commercial contracting.

          • We advise on supply, distribution, manufacturing and other commercial agreements governing the movement of goods and components through international supply chains.

            • International trade can create additional regulatory exposure. We advise on investment screening, export controls, import restrictions and other regulatory requirements affecting cross-border trade and technology transfers.

              • Yes. Where government incentives, grants or investment programmes are available for new manufacturing or industrial projects, we assist investors in evaluating and documenting the relevant arrangements and ongoing obligations.

                • Manufacturing and supply-chain disputes may concern pricing, quality, delay, supply interruption, termination or allocation of extraordinary costs. We represent clients in commercial negotiations, litigation and international arbitration arising from these relationships.

                  • For international manufacturers expanding into foreign markets, we provide coordinated advice across corporate structuring, transactions, regulatory requirements and commercial arrangements.