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Pillsbury’s highly experienced International Trade team has successfully handled every type of trade remedy proceeding, guiding clients through investigations, Commerce Department and International Trade Commission (ITC) hearings, and litigation in court.
Pillsbury lawyers have extensive experience representing clients in trade remedy proceedings before the Commerce Department and the ITC involving complex topics, including antidumping issues, anti-circumvention, hyperinflation and non-market economies, as well as the countervailability of subsidies granted to government-owned entities before their privatization. We also handle appeals to the Court of International Trade, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court.
Our International Trade lawyers have handled investigations by the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative of foreign country trade practices under Section 301, Commerce Department national security import restriction proceedings under Section 232 and ITC investigations under Section 332. Our firm’s representation of clients in import relief proceedings goes beyond the U.S. With the increasing standardization of antidumping duty regimes under the Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994, Pillsbury lawyers have assisted companies subject to antidumping duty actions throughout the world, including in the EU and Australia. Further, we have organized and represented industry coalitions in trade remedy disputes, and we work closely with government relations specialists to coordinate strategies when political considerations may influence determinations.
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We take a proactive approach, assisting clients with advanced planning, analyzing the extent to which their current or planned pricing strategies or use of government benefits may risk a finding of dumping or subsidized exports. In U.S. antidumping and Countervailing Duty (CVD) proceedings, we have brought cases on behalf of domestic petitioners, convincing the court to impose millions of dollars of duties on imports. For foreign respondents, we have greatly minimized or eliminated companies’ exposure to import duties or obtained revocation of antidumping duty orders.
We have organized and represented industry coalitions in trade remedy disputes, and we work closely with government relations specialists to coordinate strategies in situations where political considerations may influence determinations.
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Successfully obtained rare Department of Commerce approval for Japanese utility for uranium “swap” and reexport transaction under the Russian Suspension Agreement.
Represent a nuclear engineering and manufacturing company before the Court of International Trade in challenge to import duties on products from China under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974.