The history of trade in the form of exchange of goods across borders dates back to 2500 BC, but today, with the increase in the volume of economic activities and the need of countries for each other due to geographical conditions, etc., commercial activities have also enjoyed an unprecedented diversity. . Buying and selling of goods and services, transportation, insurance, financial and banking activities, exploiting minerals, assigning and granting rights to use intellectual properties, investment and economic and technical cooperation are among these activities.

Cross-border trade has always had more risks than domestic trade due to the lack of knowledge of the cultures and legal issues of other legal systems and international rules governing this type of trade, and the lack of competent experts in this field has also added to these risks.

Companies that conclude international contracts must not only be familiar with the laws of their country in that matter, but also must respect the international laws and regulations governing the dispute. The governing law can be determined by the parties or not. And dealing with commercial disputes optimally requires not only having sufficient knowledge of domestic laws and international regulations, but also requires knowledge of the legal systems of different regions and countries and their cultures.

Our expert team in the field of international trade can minimize this drawback for merchants and trading companies.