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Managing Supply Chain Risk: Five Critical Issues for In-House Counsel

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Transportation, logistics, and storage arrangements are often overlooked—until a delayed, damaged, or lost shipment causes business disruption and a costly dispute. In-house counsel must understand where liability sits, which contractual provisions create unexpected exposure, and what steps to take when a shipment goes wrong.

Join us on Monday, October 5, 2026, at 12:00 pm as Chris Merrick and Eric Palombo, Shareholders and Co-Practice Leads of the Transportation, Logistics & Supply Chain Practice at Flaster Greenberg, examine five critical issues every in-house attorney should understand when sending or receiving goods.

Drawing on real-world examples, Chris and Eric will explain the contractual provisions counsel should spot, negotiate, and avoid; the distinct legal frameworks governing air, ocean, trucking, rail, and warehousing arrangements; and practical strategies for managing risk throughout the supply chain—including exposure related to tariffs and customs duties.

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October 5, 2026 | 12:00 - 1:30 p.m.

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Virtual

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