Partner R. Alan Luberda is mentioned in the Law360 article “Commerce Gets Chinese Electrode Duty Battle Tossed.” The article focuses on the U.S. Court of International Trade’s dismissal of Ceramark Technology Inc.’s suit over allegations that the importer circumvented an anti-dumping duty order on small diameter graphite electrodes from China. Graphite electrodes were slapped with duties in 2009 at the request of domestic producers SGL Carbon LLC and Superior Graphite Co. The companies are defendant-interveners on the side of Commerce in the dispute with Ceramark. Mr. Luberda represents both SGL Carbon and Superior Graphite.

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Law360 Lists Partner R. Alan Luberda as Counsel to Graphic Electrode Producers