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In a Thompson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence article discussing the possible impact of the administration’s tariffs on U.S. companies, @Robert Heim, Co-Chair of the Firm’s White Collar and Regulatory Enforcement Practice, discusses potential increased scrutiny by enforcement agencies on companies operating in international jurisdictions.
"There's definitely a possibility of a chilling effect with any U.S. company that could be seen as helping to facilitate economic interests of other countries that are subject to either sanctions or tariffs. There's probably a smaller risk with tariffs," said Rob.