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International Trade Section
Our international trade section covers litigation, regulation and legislation related to exports and imports. Published daily, the section keeps practitioners up to date on the latest developments related to tariffs, trade agreements, antidumping and state aid, among other things.
Who reads it?
- International trade lawyers
- Import and export businesses
- Policy makers and regulators
What do we cover?
- Court of International Trade
- International Trade Commission
- World Trade Organization
- Antidumping and countervailing duty proceeding
- Multilateral and bilateral trade negotiations and agreements
- Changes in product regulation, environmental standards and food and drug safety
- Customs classification and customs and export controls
- Export controls and anti-boycott regulations
- Economic sanctions, embargoes and FCPA compliance
- Disputes under NAFTA
- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
- Trade Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS)
- Developments at DG Trade (EU), MOFCOM (China), METI (Japan) and USTR (U.S.)
- Trade and tariff legislation
- Litigation trends
- New legislation at state and federal level
- Law firm lateral hires and staffing
Who are our sources?
We use a combination of filtering technology and human intelligence to comb through dockets and regulatory filings, allowing us to capture important developments within hours. In addition, we constantly monitor international regulation and legislation that could impact international trade law.
