Squire Patton Boggs has 44 offices in 19 countries and is an international law firm. It was established in 2014 by the merger between the Squire Sanders multinational firm and Washington, D.C. Patton Boggs based. Boggs based. It is one of the world's 30 largest corporations in terms of overall corporate and gross revenues, the twelfth largest firm in Britain in terms of revenue and one of the top fifteen in terms of several occupied countries.

The new global commodity and shipping Division has been reclassified by two partners from Reed Smith to the Squire Patton Boggs Singapore (SPB) branch. Having been with Holman Fenvelop Willan for 13 years (now HFW), Barry Stimpson joined Reed Smith in 2012, working on cargo claims, shipbuilding, load bills, and long-term contracts for offshore companies. He has also been a partner in office management.

In the marketing contracts for soft commodities, he has represented customers in the market such as sugar, palm oil, cereals, and cocoa. Stimpson also served on the construction, design and chartering arbitrations of ships. Jessica Kenwürdy, who spent two years in Reed Smith, accompanies Stimpson on his move to SPB.

Kenworthy has a non-discussion practice focusing on ship finance and commodity financing for a commercial, loan, and multilateral companies. She focuses in particular on limited resource systems on emerging markets such as Indonesia, China, Mongolia, and Southeast Asia. In his statement, Steve Mahon the Duo described as "leaders in their field with advanced global practice," SPB's Global Customer Management Partner and strategy. As a partner in Brisbane and Sydney earlier this month, Asia Pacific and Australia shipping director.

In September, Reed Smith organized a panel that discussed the market change anticipated by sanctions and geopolitical uncertainty.