Biden Supply Chain Policy Video Series

In an era where supply chain disruptions and risks are regular front-page news, the Biden Administration has been undertaking a range of initiatives intended to create resilient supply chains that reflect the administration's policies around national security, foreign policy, human rights and the US economy.

Considering the nonstop legal and compliance developments in this space, with more on the horizon, in-house counsel and compliance professionals for companies with supply chains that touch the United States want to know what to focus on, and what they should be doing. Baker McKenzie's global supply chain team have been advising clients across every industry and geography on these very questions and are pleased to share our real-world and practical legal and business insights with you in this five-part series.

Episode 1: Biden Supply Chain Policy: What's Going on and What's on the Horizon?

In the first of our short videos, Kerry Contini (Partner, Washington, DC), Reagan Demas (Partner, Washington, DC), Christina Conlin (Partner, Chicago) and Maria Piontkovska (Associate, Los Angeles) focus on some of the key trends and priorities for companies across sectors and industries.

Episode 2: Biden Supply Chain Policy: Focus on the Semiconductor and Advanced Packaging Supply Chain

In this video, Kerry Contini (Partner, Washington D.C.), John McKenzie (Partner, San Francisco), Alexandra Minkovich (Partner, Washington D.C.) and Callie Lefevre (Senior Associate, Washington D.C.) discuss the legal and compliance considerations for companies operating in this sector with a specific focus on tax, trade and foreign investment review implications.

Episode 3: Biden Supply Chain Policy on Large-Capacity Batteries

In this video Kerry Contini (Partner, Washington DC), Christine Streatfeild (Partner, Washington DC), Rafic Barrage (Partner, Washington DC), and Doug Sanders (Partner, Chicago) discuss some of the key legal and compliance considerations for companies operating in this supply chain with a specific focus on the environmental, trade and tax implications.

Episode 4: Biden Supply Chain Policy on Critical Minerals and Strategic Materials

In this video Kerry Contini (Partner, Washington DC), Marilyn Batonga (Partner, Washington DC), David Hackett (Partner, Chicago), and Reagan Demas (Partner, Washington DC) discuss some of the key legal and compliance considerations for companies operating in this supply chain, with a specific focus on the impacts of the Biden Administration's policies on ESG-related legal and compliance risks.

Episode 5: Biden Supply Chain Policy on Pharmaceuticals and Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients

In this video Kerry Contini (Partner, Washington DC), Maurice Bellan (Partner, Washington DC), and Veleka Peeples-Dyer (Partner, Washington DC) discuss some of the key legal and compliance considerations for companies operating in this supply chain, with a specific focus on the impacts of the Biden Administration's policies on FDA regulations and government procurement.