We are often brought in by other law firms to assist their clients when an in-depth knowledge and experience in international trade is required.
We have earned a reputation for specialized knowledge and practical cost-effective problem solving skills in matters involving international trade. Frank Schuchat, the firm’s lead attorney in this area, has been involved as a legal advisor on international trade and business transactions since the early 1980s. He began as attorney in the Office of General Counsel of the International Trade Commission, advising the Commissioners on antidumping and countervailing duty investigations and other cases seeking relief from unfair import competition, including violations of intellectual property rights. Following government service Frank practiced with two national law firms in Washington, DC before relocating his practice to Denver in 1995.
Our international trade services include:
- Advice and legal support on national security and foreign policy export controls administered by the Departments of Commerce, State and Treasury
- Counseling and training for compliance with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
- Internal investigations and voluntary disclosures to government agencies of possible violations of international trade law
- Advice on antidumping and countervailing duty orders for importers, foreign exporters and downstream customers
- Advice on import laws and procedures, including tariff classification, valuation, special duty programs, country of origin marking, and “Buy America” requirements
- Evaluation and advice on solutions to foreign market access barriers encountered by US exporters
- Advice on international contracts, including drafting documents and enforcement of contractual provisions
Contact Frank J Schuchat