Attorney Dan Ujczo to Speak at NAFTA Webinar Hosted by Export Development Canada

Dickinson Wright PLLC is pleased to announce that Attorney Dan Ujczo will be a speaker for a webinar titled “NAFTA – The Ties that Bind Canada, U.S.A. and Mexico,” hosted by Export Development Canada.

Trade and investment between Canada, the United States and Mexico remains robust, supporting hundreds of billions of dollars in cross-border sales each year, as well as millions of jobs. Canada is the U.S.’s number one customer and trade between Canada and Mexico has grown seven-fold since NAFTA began. In fact, trade is so integrated between the three countries that changes would have significant impacts across the continent.

Join Mr. Ujczo along with host Peter Hall, Vice-President and Chief Economist at Export Development Canada, and Ambassador Andres Rozental, President of Rozental & Asociados and lifetime Eminent Ambassador of Mexico, for this interactive webinar as they explore why NAFTA is mutually beneficial for all three countries.

Participants will learn:

• How NAFTA has made all three countries stronger
• Canadian, American, and Mexican perspectives on the benefits of open trade
• Which proposed changes could be beneficial, and what should be left alone
• Resources, organizations and tips to help you succeed during negotiations

NAFTA – The Ties that Bind Canada, U.S.A. and Mexico
Date: Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Time: 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. EST

To learn more or to register, please click here.

Dickinson Wright’s U.S.-Canada team consists of more than 200 highly-trained, dedicated lawyers who are at the forefront of working with businesses and governments to navigate legal issues surrounding the largest two-way trading relationship in the world. Dickinson Wright’s cross-border expertise in corporate structuring, financing, and taxation – coupled with the firm’s unrivalled regulatory, real estate, immigration, intellectual property, and distribution expertise – makes Dickinson Wright a leading provider of cross-border legal services.