wto trade & gaTT law

Our Law Firm is one among the very few firms practising and advising Corporate clients engaged in international trading. The World Trade Organization (WTO) deals with the Global Rules of trade between nations. Its main function is to ensure that trade flows as smoothly, predictably and freely as possible. Here we come to assist the clients with informing the complex rules that the member nations follow under the WTO regime.

Most business corporations are caught unaware of the multi-lateral rules that are in force by the WTO and end up in the Tariff war or rejection of goods and services. The Rules under the General Agreement on Trade and Tariff (GATT) is yet another complex procedure under which each member nations litigate before the WTO Tribunals through the government representatives of the respective countries.

However, it is always advisable for the international trading communities to seek legal advice before embarking on certain items that are being monitored under then WTO/GATT regimes. This helps big or small international trading corporations getting the benefits of legal advice on the most litigious issues and avoid a serious financial impact.

The WTO maintains regular dialogue with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) on various issues related to international trade. The aim is to enhance cooperation and increase NGOs’ awareness of WTO activities and the role of the rules-based multilateral trading system.

Our Law Firm provides guidance and assistance in understanding multilateral rules of WTO/GATT and conduct a discussion for the business clients and his helps understand rules surrounding global trading.

For special appointments on the WTO/GATT discussion, please call our law firm at 416-609-1300. The documents involved in reviewing is voluminous we solicit early appointments. Currently our Law Firm has been assisting on the WTO/GATT Laws for Canadian Pharmaceutical, Nutraceutical companies beside a host of others including industrial and medical grade Canadian Plastic manufacturers.