As law firms struggle to decide what to do with their Russian operations, Russia-tinged work continues to roll in as a result of fast-changing sanctions. Will China bow to the economic pressures or play a game of Russian Roulette?
March 10, 2022 at 11:36 PM
7 minute read
Asia Editor
A new stream of work has emerged for lawyers as the fallout from Russia’s war on Ukraine continues.
International trade and sanctions lawyers are swamped, dealing with an influx of client queries on how to decipher and comply with the complex web of sanctions that has rained down on Russia.
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