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ARTICLE · 04 MARCH 2026

Global Trade In Transition: Three Takeaways From Three Regions

At the time of the meeting, several U.S. tariffs were under review by the U.S. Supreme Court, and uncertainty surrounding their legal basis was already influencing business strategy.

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Recap of WLG's Trade Group Virtual Meeting | February 7, 2026

Global trade continues to undergo structural change, shaped by tariffs, sanctions, industrial policy, and shifting geopolitical priorities. During WLG's Trade Group virtual meeting on February 7, 2026, David Morfesi of MinterEllison in Australia moderated a discussion featuring regional updates from Mollie Sitkowski of Faegre Drinker in the United States and Michael Brüggemann of Taylor Wessing in Germany, with additional perspectives from members in Europe.

At the time of the meeting, several U.S. tariffs were under review by the U.S. Supreme Court, and uncertainty surrounding their legal basis was already influencing business strategy. Shortly after the meeting, the Court ruled that the statute relied upon to impose certain tariffs did not authorize their use, reinforcing a central theme of the discussion: global trade rules continue to evolve, and businesses should expect ongoing adjustment rather

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