White & Case LLP‘s International Trade team are capable of advising on ever-evolving customs, export controls, and economic sanctions regulations and trends impacting their notable international client base. Boosted by the arrival of former US DOJ director David Lim, the firm’s export controls and sanctions practice have the capability to provide compliance counsel across a broad range of jurisdictions. Cristina Brayton-Lewis focuses her practice on critical technology issues, often involving semiconductors, AI, and quantum computing. Nicole Erb is an economic sanctions specialist. The firm’s Customs practice is capable of assisting domestic and foreign companies to comply with duty regimes, address complex requests from the US Customs and Border Protection, and defend against detentions, investigations, and audits. Jay Campbell is a key member of the Customs focus group, alongside Allison Kepkay.
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Practice head

Cristina Brayton-Lewis; Nicole Erb

Other key lawyers

Jay Campbell; Alisson Kepkay; David Lim; Jason Burgoyne