Reed Smith relocates sanctions partner from London to Singapore
Global law firm Reed Smith today announces the relocation of global shipping and sanctions partner Alex Brandt from London to Singapore. Brandt advises insurers, owners, charterers, brokers, and traders on all aspects of sanctions-related challenges, providing analysis of applicable legislation, assistance with crucial due diligence work, and training. He has extensive experience of U.S. and ...
Law firm Reed Smith has announced the relocation of global shipping and sanctions partner Alex Brandt from London to Singapore. Brandt provides guidance to insurers, owners, charterers, brokers, and traders on sanctions-related issues, offering analysis of relevant legislation, assisting with due diligence, and conducting training.
He has extensive experience with U.S. and UK government investigations, designations, seizures, and enforcement actions, particularly involving the international shipping industry. Brandt has also drafted protective language for transportation, trade, and financing contracts and has contributed to the creation of industry standard clauses.
In addition to his sanctions practice, he advises on contractual and tortious rights in various dry shipping matters. Praj Samant, Reed Smith's Asia-Pacific managing partner, expressed pleasure at welcoming Brandt to the Singapore office, highlighting his global perspective and commercial outlook. Richard Hakes, global chair of Reed Smith's Transportation Industry Group, noted that the relocation aligns with the firm's commitment to Asia and its clients.
Brandt himself stated that he is excited to work with the regional team and continue collaborating with Reed Smith's sanctions team worldwide.
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