International Trade
Hughes Hubbard’s International Trade practice helps clients navigate the complex international trade regulatory environment, enabling them to expand their markets and prosper. Our team is comprised of internationally recognized lawyers with decades of senior government service and private practice experience. We draw on our in-depth knowledge of trade laws, our credibility with government regulators and our creative advocacy to deliver excellent results on our clients’ most critical trade matters.
“They'll reach out and step a little further...The results are just unmatchable.” -Chambers USA
Our multicultural and multilingual team provides a broad range of services both at home and abroad. Our trade capabilities include:
- U.S. Export and Re-export Controls
- U.S. Trade Embargoes, Economic Sanctions and Anti-boycott Rules
- Antidumping and Countervailing Duty (AD/CVD) Proceedings
- Global Customs Compliance and Investigations
- FTA and WTO Dispute Resolution
- Counseling With Respect to Commitments and Obligations Under International Trade Agreements
- Trade Negotiations and Removal of Market Access Barriers to U.S. Exports
- National Industrial Security Program
- Safeguards, Retaliation, Section 337 (IPR) and Other Trade Remedies Actions
- Supply Chain Security Under U.S. Customs C-TPAT Program
- U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and OECD Antibribery Convention
- National Security Reviews before the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS)
- International Government Procurement and Defense Contracts under WTO Rules
- Anti-Money Laundering
For more information about the International Trade team, please contact:
Joanne E. Osendarp
Chair
Joanne E. Osendarp
Chair
Kevin T. Abikoff
Partner
Ryan Fayhee
Partner
Edward J.M. Little
Partner
Matthew R. Nicely
Partner
Eric S. Parnes
Partner
Dean A. Pinkert
Partner
William R. Stein
Partner
Tony Andriotis
Counsel
Lynn G. Kamarck
Counsel
Alan G. Kashdan
Counsel
Thomas H. Lee
Of Counsel
Sean M. Reilly
Counsel
Alexander Bedrosyan
Associate
Julia K. Eppard
Associate
Conor Gilligan
Associate
Tyler Grove
Associate
Stephen R. Halpin III
Associate
Alyssa M. Johnson
Associate
Ravi D. Soopramanien
Associate
James Ton-that
Associate
Daniel Witkowski
Associate
FinCEN to Focus Enforcement on Virtual Currency Platforms and Emerging Technologies
President Trump Expected to Sign 2019 National Defense Authorization Act, Initiating Reforms to U.S. Foreign Investment Review and Export Controls
Trump Administration Issues New Executive Order and Guidance on First Round of Iran Snapback Sanctions
U.S. Elevates India to Strategic Trade Authorization Tier 1 Status, Easing Future Dual-Use Exports
New Sanctions Advisory: Risks for Businesses with Supply Chain Links to North Korea
OFAC Revokes Iran Nuclear Deal General Licenses and Issues Wind-Down Authorizations
U.S. and China on the Brink of a Trade War
President Trump Issues Executive Order Prohibiting Transactions Involving the Government of Venezuela
U.S. Withdraws from Iran Nuclear Deal, Issues Guidance on "Snapback" Sanctions and Wind-Down Activities
New Russia Sanctions: What You Need to Know to Manage Risks
US-China Trade Tensions Escalate
Commerce Issues Steel and Aluminum Product Exclusion Procedures
Broadcom-Qualcomm Blocked Deal Shows Expanding CFIUS Reach in High-Tech Sector
President Trump Signs Steel and Aluminum Duties Into Law
Trump Announces Duties on Steel and Aluminum Imports
Treasury Releases List of Russian Oligarchs and Significant Senior Political Figures
Iran: President's Decertification of the JCPOA and Its Implications
Sudan Sanctions Revoked
Venezuelan Sanctions
Congress Acts on Russia, Iran, and North Korea Sanctions, Limiting President’s Flexibility
ExxonMobil Enforcement Penalty Highlights Risk in Transacting with SDN Officers or Representatives
Sanctions Tightening: Cuba, Russia and Iran
D.C. Circuit Affirms OFAC’s Broad Enforcement Authority on Exports to Iran – With a Caveat
Get Ready for Steel, Aluminum Trade Relief: Where National Security and International Trade Intersect
Sudan Sanctions Changed To Allow Most Trade
End-of-Year Changes in Iran, Russia Sanctions, Cyber Sanctions
The Trump Presidency: Legal and Business Implications
President Obama Terminates U.S. Sanctions on Burma
New OFAC Sanctions Target Russian Companies
CBP Interim Regulations for AD/CVD Evasion Claims
Home Depot Seeks Eleventh Circuit Review in Banks' Data Breach Suit
Commerce and State Departments Revise Technology Export Definitions
Burma (Myanmar) Sanctions
Commerce and Treasury further Ease Restrictions on Cuba
Congress Passes Customs Bill Containing New Trade Enforcement and Facilitation Measures
Iran Nuclear Deal Is Implemented: First Look at What It Means for Sanctions Relief and Continuing Compliance
Uncertain Fate of Cybersecurity Export Rule Following Congressional Inquiry
Cuba: New Easing of Sanctions
U.S. Export Controls Amended to Eliminate Cuba as State Sponsor of Terrorism
Proposed Export Rules for Technology and Cloud Computing
The Iran Threat Reduction and Syria Human Rights Act of 2012 Implications for Global Professional Services Firms
First-Ever Public World Bank Sanctions Board Decisions Confirm Necessity of Pre-Existing Effective Compliance Programs and Independent Internal Investigations
United States: New U.S. Iranian Sanction Provisions Require More Diligence on Part of Both Foreign and U.S. Firms, Including Financial Institutions
FCPA Alert: U.S. and U.K. Authorities Reach Ground-Breaking Settlement with BAE Systems
Hughes Hubbard Assists Canada in Winning WTO Ruling in Dispute Over US Duties
In The American Lawyer: Ex-Sanctions Official Jumps to Hughes Hubbard as Trump Vows New Restrictions
Former DOJ National Security Division Official Ryan Fayhee Joins Hughes Hubbard’s International Trade Practice
Joanne Osendarp Named Chair of Hughes Hubbard’s Acclaimed International Trade Practice
Annual Review: Key Results from 2017
In Law360: Take Down Or Stay Down - Digital Piracy And Trade Negotiation
Firm Takes Koehler's Antidumping Appeal to Supreme Court
In IndustryWeek: The NAFTA Rules of Origin Revisted
In Asia Business Law Journal: Need For Clarity
In Eurobiz Japan: Three new European chambers of commerce start in Japan
In Law360: Defining OFAC Property Interests Beyond The 50% Rule
In Law360: Rules Of Origin For Automobiles Under A New NAFTA
In Law360: Hughes Hubbard Adds Sanctions Expert From Treasury OFAC
Office of Foreign Assets Control’s Sean Kane Joins Hughes Hubbard International Trade Practice
Former International Trade Commission Vice Chairman Dean Pinkert Joins Hughes Hubbard International Trade Practice
2016 Annual Review: Key Results
FCPA & Anti-Bribery Alert Fall 2016
Hughes Hubbard Receives Diversity Award From Eaton
U.S. Trade Preferences Extension Act (TPEA) of 2015 Could Lead to Increased Use of "Particular Market Situation" in Calculating Normal Value in Anti-Dumping Cases
Untangling Common Issues in OFAC's Revised 50 Percent Rule
FCPA/Anti-Bribery Alert Winter 2015
Firm Wins ITC Ruling for Koehler in Antidumping Case
U.S. Extraterritorial Sanctions Against Iran - No, They Haven’t Gone Away
Russian and Ukraine-Related Sanctions-An Evolving Sanctions Program With Novel Features
Hughes Hubbard Successfully Defends CIT Appeal for Vietnamese Shrimp Exporters
FCPA/Anti-Bribery Alert Winter 2013
Financier Worldwide Magazine, "TalkingPoint: International Trade Disputes"
Hughes Hubbard Garners Huge Win for ThyssenKrupp
Law360 Q&A with Hughes Hubbard's Joanne Osendarp
The Story Behind Standard Chartered Bank's $340M Settlement
Firm Delivers Clean Sweep for Canada in Softwood Lumber Dispute
Record-Breaking Fines in ING Bank Sanctions Case Show Hazards of Doing Business with Iran, Cuba and Other Sanctioned Countries
The Lawyers Weekly: Feds' Outside Legal Costs Down
FCPA/Anti-Bribery Alert: Summer 2012
Iranian Sanctions and U.S. Financial Institutions: Now More Than Ever On The Front Line
Proposal to License All Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Agency Practitioners to Better Ensure Competency and Ethical Behavior
International Trade Practice Group Joins Hughes Hubbard
New Visa Form Imposes Export Review Requirements on Employers
US Antidumping Order Revoked
Using Trade Laws to Protect African Interests
FCPA/Anti-Bribery Mid-Year Alert 2010
United States: When Shall Means Might – U.S. Court Decision Changes The Customs Protest Process
U.S. Government Expands the Use of Zeroing in Antidumping Investigations
FCPA Alert: The New 'Sting' of the FCPA
Forget the World Cup, 2010 Could Be a Difficult Trade Year for Africa
The Broad Scope of ITAR-Controlled 'Defense Services' - Lessons Learned from the Analytical Methods Case
