Amid ongoing shifts in U.S. foreign policy, recent developments in trade, tariffs, export controls, and immigration are reshaping the legal landscape for cross-border business. These changes are having a significant impact on the United States’ relationships with key Asian partners, including China, India, Japan, and Taiwan.

This CLE course provides attorneys with a timely and practical overview of these evolving legal and regulatory frameworks. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how shifting policies affect international transactions, compliance obligations, and talent mobility. This session is essential for legal professionals advising clients engaged in U.S.–Asia economic relations.