William Pellerin
William Pellerin is an Ottawa-based trade lawyer at McMillan LLP, specializing in international trade law and sanctions. He has been involved in discussions regarding the Canadian government's efforts to seize a Russian cargo plane, providing insights on the legal implications and potential government actions related to the aircraft's forfeiture.
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Canada:
William Pellerin, a trade lawyer, commented on the move to incentivize production in the United States.
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Canada:
William Pellerin, a partner in the international trade group at the law firm McMillan LLP, said that around 90 per cent of U.S. goods crossing into Canada would likely have been USMCA-compliant.
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Canada:
William Pellerin, a partner with McMillan LLP’s international trade group, said the duties are not yet locked in place for this five-year period.
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Canada:
William Pellerin, a partner at McMillan LLP who specializes in international trade, told me that easing countertariffs may even lower prices for shoppers who’ve leaned hard on Canadian-made goods.
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Canada:
William Pellerin, who is also with the international trade group at McMillan, noted that the cases are expensive to bring forward.
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Canada:
William Pellerin is a partner with McMillan LLP’s international trade group who discussed the implications of Trump's tariffs.
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Canada:
William Pellerin, a partner with McMillan LLP’s international trade group, said the U.S. lumber industry has long argued Canada’s share of the U.S. softwood market should be limited.
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Canada:
William Pellerin, a partner with McMillan LLP’s international trade group, said Mr. Carney may be lowering expectations.
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Canada:
William Pellerin commented on the modus operandi of oligarchs petitioning to be removed from sanctions lists.
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Canada:
William Pellerin, an international trade partner at McMillan LLP, says his LinkedIn feed and e-mail suddenly blew up with inquiries when a media outlet ran a story that quoted the Oxford report.
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