Trade Compliance Impacts to Supply Chain Risk (Sep. 24, 2026)
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Supply chain awareness and compliance have become a mission-critical functions, and their value is only growing. Today, the rise in trade enforcement risk, alongside growing obligations for companies with United States operations, has greatly expanded responsibilities for in-house law departments. Increased reporting requirements and compliance obligations are now coupled with the emergence of enforcement tools such as the joint Trade Fraud Task Force. The result is an operating environment where every supply chain function may trigger exposure: selecting suppliers and vendors, onboarding customers, completing financial transactions, routing global traffic flows, and moving product or technology across borders. Join us to discuss the current risk landscape as well as best practices for meeting the moment with staffing, operational processes, and technology.
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Jonathan R. Todd
Co-Lead | Transportation & Logistics Practice
Benesch Law
Jonathan Todd is a Partner with the law firm Benesch and he is Vice Chair of the firm’s Transportation & Logistics Practice. He advises clients on international trade, supply chain, global logistics, and transportation matters. He is a license customs broker in addition to an attorney. He also holds a graduate degree in supply chain management in addition to his law degree.
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