Law360, New York ( October 19, 2015, 11:29 AM EDT) -- The international sale of goods usually involves transporting those same goods from the premises of the seller to a location selected by the buyer. This transportation can take place in multiple ways: road, rail, sea, air or a combination thereof. But transportation inherently involves risk — the goods could be lost, stolen or damaged, or they could arrive late. Further, transportation inherently involves costs: freight, loading, unloading and insurance....
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