Milos Barutciski practises in the areas of international trade, investment and competition law, and other aspects of economic regulation and compliance. He co-chairs the firm's International Trade and Investment Practice and has represented Canadian and international clients in matters relating to NAFTA and the WTO Agreements, investment treaties, export controls and trade sanctions, foreign corrupt practices, product regulation, customs laws and international dispute settlement. He regularly appears in antidumping, countervailing duty and government procurement cases before the Canadian International Trade Tribunal and the Federal Courts. Milos also represents clients before the Canadian Competition Bureau and the Competition Tribunal in connection with mergers and acquisitions, criminal cartel cases, distribution and pricing practices and cross-border enforcement issues. In 1994-95, Milos was retained by the Government of Canada to negotiate competition law cooperation agreements with the U.S. and the E.U.

1. Bennett Jones: Milos Barutciski International Trade, Investment
and Competition Lawyer at Bennett Jones Toronto
Milos Barutciski practises in the areas of
international trade, investment and competition
law, and other aspects of economic regulation
and compliance. He co-chairs the firm's
International Trade and Investment Practice and
has represented Canadian and international
clients in matters relating to NAFTA and the
WTO Agreements, investment treaties, export
controls and trade sanctions, foreign corrupt
practices, product regulation, customs laws and
international dispute settlement. He regularly
appears in antidumping, countervailing duty and government procurement
cases before the Canadian International Trade Tribunal and the Federal
Courts. Milos also represents clients before the Canadian Competition Bureau
and the Competition Tribunal in connection with mergers and acquisitions,
criminal cartel cases, distribution and pricing practices and cross-border
enforcement issues. In 1994-95, Milos was retained by the Government of
Canada to negotiate competition law cooperation agreements with the U.S.
and the E.U.
http://www.bennettjones.com

2. Milos is recognized as one of Canada's leading international trade and
competition lawyers in the current editions of Chambers Global: The World's
Leading Lawyers for Business, the International Who's Who of Trade &
Customs Lawyers, Legal Media's Guide to the World's Leading International
Trade Lawyers, The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory, PLC's Which Lawyer
and The Best Lawyers in Canada. He has also been awarded Martindale-
Hubbell's highest ranking, an AV rating, for his professional skill and
reputation among international and Canadian peers.
Milos chairs the International Affairs Committee of the Canadian Chamber of
Commerce and is a member of the Trade and Investment Commission of the
International Chamber of Commerce, the Business and Industry Advisory
Committee to the OECD and the Canadian Services Coalition. From 2006-2008,
Milos was the President of the International Law Association founded in 1873
in The Hague and headquartered in London, England. Milos is also a Past Chair
of the International Law Section of the Canadian Bar Association.
Fluently bilingual in English and French, Milos has published and lectured
extensively in Canada and abroad on matters relating to international trade
and competition law. He has testified before federal and provincial
Parliamentary Committees on matters relating to international trade,
investment and competition law, and has been invited to make presentations
to WTO and NAFTA Working Groups, OECD Committees, trade officials of the
People's Republic of China and the Republic of India, and Canadian and
foreign business organizations. From 1996-99, Milos was retained by The
World Bank to advise with respect to regulatory reform in the Middle East and
Africa. Milos was an adjunct professor of International Trade Law at the
Faculty of Law of the University of Ottawa from 1990-94.

3. Select Experience
 Nordion Inc. in connection with the due diligence aspects of its
US$826M acquisition by Sterigenics relating to an investigation by
Canadian and US regulatory authorities. Sterigenics is a portfolio
company of GTCR LLC, a leading Chicago-based private equity firm.
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 Lone Pine Resources Canada Ltd. and Lone Pine Resources Inc., in
connection with a $400-million cross-border recapitalization and
restructuring transaction pursuant to a plan of compromise and
arrangement under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act
(Canada) and ancillary proceedings under Chapter 15 of the United
States Bankruptcy Code. Read more
 Darling International Inc., in connection with its acquisition of all the
assets of Rothsay, a division of Maple Leaf Foods Inc., for approximately
$645 million.