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Trade Remedies

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Trade Remedies

Representative Experience

We have represented clients in more than 50 antidumping, CVD and safeguard proceedings, which consist of hundreds of separate actions before the Department of Commerce (Commerce) and the International Trade Commission (ITC), including original investigations, administrative reviews, changed circumstance reviews, scope inquiries and sunset reviews. We also handle safeguard remedy proceedings and lobby Congress and executive branch agencies such as Commerce and the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) on trade remedy (and other) issues. We frequently appear in U.S. federal court and the WTO to challenge or defend agency decisions. Our clients have included an array of U.S. importers and producers; non-U.S. producers and exporters; and governments throughout Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the Americas.

This broad range of experience and clientele gives our team a global view of U.S. trade remedy proceedings. Members of our group also have significant U.S. government experience, involving both trade remedy cases and U.S. Customs and Border Protection matters, providing us valuable insight into how the government approaches its decision-making process.

Representative Matters

Members of our group have played a lead role in many of the most significant trade remedy proceedings in the last 30 years. We have achieved significant successes for clients before the ITC, Commerce and U.S. courts in proceedings involving a broad range of products and jurisdictions, including:

  • Aluminum extrusions from China
  • Antifriction bearings from the United Kingdom
  • Brass sheet and strip from Sweden and Netherlands
  • Business telephones from Japan
  • Carbon steel plate from Sweden
  • Ceiling fans from China
  • Circular welded carbon-quality steel pipe from the Sultanate of Oman
  • Corrosion-resistant steel products from Taiwan, Nam Kim Steel Co.
  • Door locks from Taiwan
  • DRAMs from Korea and Taiwan
  • Fresh and chilled Atlantic salmon from Norway
  • Furfuryl alcohol from China, South Africa and Thailand
  • Glycine from China
  • Glycine from China, Japan, Thailand and India
  • Hand tools from China
  • Industrial belts from Israel
  • Low enriched uranium from France, Germany, Netherlands and the United Kingdom
  • 5″ microdisks from Japan
  • Nitrocellulose from Japan
  • Organic soybean meal from India
  • Phosphor copper from Korea
  • Semiconductors from Taiwan
  • Solar cells/modules from China
  • Solid urea from Germany
  • Stainless steel bar from the United Kingdom
  • Tetrahydrofurfuryl alcohol from China
  • Section 201 steel investigation
  • Tires from China