On July 1, 2020, the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) will come into force, replacing the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The new agreement brings significant changes in the rules for trade and investment protection between the three countries. North American investors, exporters and importers will need to be aware of what these changes mean for their business.
Blakes lawyers across a variety of practices and industries address below the key changes that are coming into effect with CUSMA to help you understand how they impact your business and how you can protect your investments.
Key Contacts
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Navin Joneja
Co-Chair of the Competition, Antitrust & Foreign Investment Group | Toronto
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Anna AbbottPartner | Toronto
Iris AntoniosPartner | Toronto
Michael BarrackPartner | Toronto
Natalie BussièrePartner | Montréal
Annick DemersCounsel | Montréal
Sunny HandaPartner | Montréal
Randall HofleyPartner | Toronto, Ottawa
Navin JonejaCo-Chair of the Competition, Antitrust & Foreign Investment Group | Toronto
Claude Marseille, Ad. E.Partner | Montréal
Joe McArthur, KC, FCIArb, CArbPartner | Vancouver
Michael McCachen, FCIArb.Partner | Calgary
Simon SeidaPartner | Montréal
Marianne SmithPartner | Toronto
Robert TorralboSenior Counsel | Montréal