Managing Risks: Antidumping and Countervailing Duties

This event qualifies for 1 CCS/MCS NCBFAA-NEI

This webinar on antidumping and countervailing duties (AD/CVD) will help U.S. importers identify key issues and best practices to manage the risks associated with those cases.

We will discuss some of the questions regarding scope, timing, and calculation that importers should be considering when facing an AD/CVD issue, including:

How do I know if my products are covered by an AD/CVD order?
When do the duties go into effect? How do AD/CVD investigations work?
How much duty will I have to pay? What are the key issues that affect the AD/CVD rate?
What can importers do to reduce, minimize, or eliminate the risk of antidumping and countervailing duties?

We will also discuss recent developments in AD/CVD cases that have raised new challenges for importers, expansion of AD/CVD scope definitions, Department of Commerce scope/circumvention inquiries, and CBP Enforce and Protect Act cases.

The webinar will include a time for Q&A from webinar participants.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Adams Lee is a skilled international lawyer with more than 20 years’ experience providing strategic advice and legal guidance on complex international trade and administrative regulatory matters to U.S. and foreign companies, trade associations, and foreign governments. He has advised companies in a broad range of industries on international trade remedy and trade policy issues and helped develop arguments to advance their interests, manage their risks, and create competitive opportunities in U.S. and global markets.

Adams brings a wealth of knowledge to Harris Sliwoski’s international trade practice. He is adept at quickly evaluating strategic options and developing the best comprehensive legal approach in light of relevant policy and case law. Beyond achieving significant Department of Commerce and International Trade Commission results that improve clients’ competitive position, Adams helps them understand complex trade issues so they can make well-informed business decisions.