International Trade Counsel

Job Overview
A law firm seeks an International Trade Counsel in Washington, D.C. The position involves joining a comprehensive international trade practice, with opportunities for experienced candidates possessing relevant credentials.

Duties

• Provide counsel on customs matters, including ruling requests and audit defense.
• Advise on tariff classification, valuation, and free trade agreements.
• Handle export control and sanctions matters, including compliance counseling and enforcement defense.
• Engage in CFIUS and national security regulatory matters.

Requirements

• Substantial experience in customs matters and trade remedies.
• Experience advising on tariffs under IEEPA, Section 232, and Section 301.
• Strong verbal, analytical, writing, and interpersonal skills.

Education

• Excellent academic credentials required.

Certifications

• Relevant certifications in international trade law preferred.

Skills

• Proficiency in handling export control and sanctions matters.
• Ability to manage complex regulatory issues.

Benefits

• Comprehensive benefits package available.

The DC office of this large national firm seeks to strike a balance between lifestyle and its demanding clientele. This firm has particularly strong financial services and capital markets, as well as international trade, practices, and also a range of other smaller practice groups as well. If you are looking to work in a smaller and more intimate but full-service office of a large national firm, this is a firm to consider. This firm recruits attorneys with strong credentials and experience, but remains dedicated to maintaining a collegial and diverse atmosphere.