| Spotlight on the International Trade Practice Group |
Kelley Drye’s leading International Trade practice guides clients through complex trade rules and restrictions to address injury caused by imported goods, as well as to successfully import and export their products and services. We are noted for our capability in protecting U.S. manufacturers against unfairly traded goods and for our insight into the politics surrounding trade issues. We also regularly help our U.S.-based clients overcome barriers to entry in foreign markets, such as defending clients in trade cases brought against U.S. exports in Mexico, South Africa, and various European and Asian countries. Beyond our significant experience with antidumping (AD), countervailing duties (CVD) and other trade remedies, we have robust export, customs and international dispute resolution capabilities. Our team responds quickly to client crises – such as when clients face embargoed goods and penalty proceedings – and also counsels clients on tariff preference programs and compliance with customs and trade regulations including classification, valuation and country of origin.
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Message from the ABA Antitrust Section Chair
As chair of the American Bar Association’s Section of Antitrust Law, partner William MacLeod authors monthly addresses on recent changes in antitrust and consumer protection. To read this month’s Message From The Chair, click here.
How Do FDA and FTC Regulate Traditional Medicine Products?Partner Kristi Wolff addressed the growing trend of natural and alternative health products in a Nutritional Outlook article, titled “How Do FDA and FTC Regulate Ayurveda Products?” The article covers Ayurveda, an ancient Indian system of holistic medicine that combines the use of plants and herbs as medicinal treatment and a variety of lifestyle practices, including for diet and exercise. Read more...
Navigating the Legal Pitfalls of Augmented Reality
Partner Alysa Hutnik had her 2012 Mashable article “Navigating the Legal Pitfalls of Augmented Reality” re-published in the Internet Marketing Guide to Everything. The article notes that, while part of a niche industry, AR applications are being championed by tech players like Google and Nokia, and a host of mobile app developers have launched AR apps for the growing number of smartphones and portable computing devices. Read more… |
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