International Trade Attorney

Lawyer Barnes/Richardson is always seeking lawyers and trade professionals with a demonstrated strong interest in customs and international trade law. Experience, particularly government service, is preferred but not necessary. Excellent academic credentials and writing ability required. Foreign language proficiency, particularly Chinese, Spanish or Japanese, is a plus. Applicants should be admitted in the jurisdiction where they hope to work or able to sit for the next scheduled bar exam. Salary and benefits are competitive.

Founded almost a century ago, this distinguished law practice focuses on international trade regulations and customs law. It has offices in New York, Illinois, and Washington, D.C. The firm employs a sizable team of highly qualified attorneys. Some of its main areas of practice are imports, trade remedies, NAFTA, trade agreements, exports, world trade, other government agencies, trials-appeals, and cargo security. The firm is a member of Meritas.