We are pleased to share that Partner, Anna Bradshaw, was recently featured in a Q&A with Global Investigations Review, alongside fellow editors of the sixth edition of the Guide to Sanctions.
In the interview, Anna discusses the most significant developments in global sanctions over the past year, key emerging trends, and how companies can manage the challenges of navigating multiple and often inconsistent sanctions regimes.
The Guide to Sanctions is an essential resource for practitioners, in-house counsel, and compliance professionals. Divided into two comprehensive sections, the guide covers global sanctions and export control regimes, with a focus on how they are applied in practice.
In addition to her editorial role, Anna co-authored the chapter “Impact of UK sanctions on the provision of legal services” alongside Alistair Jones. Their article highlights key issues likely to arise when representing designated persons in the UK, alongside considerations for non-designated clients in a sanctions context.
Read the Q&A in full here.
Anna Bradshaw featured in Global Investigations Review
We are pleased to share that Partner, Anna Bradshaw, was recently featured in a Q&A with Global Investigations Review, alongside fellow editors of the sixth edition of the Guide to Sanctions.
In the interview, Anna discusses the most significant developments in global sanctions over the past year, key emerging trends, and how companies can manage the challenges of navigating multiple and often inconsistent sanctions regimes.
The Guide to Sanctions is an essential resource for practitioners, in-house counsel, and compliance professionals. Divided into two comprehensive sections, the guide covers global sanctions and export control regimes, with a focus on how they are applied in practice.
In addition to her editorial role, Anna co-authored the chapter “Impact of UK sanctions on the provision of legal services” alongside Alistair Jones. Their article highlights key issues likely to arise when representing designated persons in the UK, alongside considerations for non-designated clients in a sanctions context.
Read the Q&A in full here.
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