Foley & Lardner LLP Partner Christopher Swift commented on economic sanctions on Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine in the article, “Battered by Economic Sanctions, Putin’s Russia Struggles to Remain Solvent,” in Coffee or Die Magazine.
Numerous businesses across the globe have departed Russia, stopped buying or selling goods and services to the nation, or suspended trade there. Swift is “often on the phone… with clients scrambling to get on the right side of the global sanctions.”
As the Russia-Ukraine war continues, so too do new business and legal implications for companies around the world. For more information on how to mitigate risk and protect your business, contact a Foley lawyer today.
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