Wiley Rein LLP

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Wiley Rein LLP covers a wide array of trade law matters, advising domestic manufacturing companies across the steel, aluminum, and energy industries. Operating out of Washington DC, the group has diversified its offering, also advising media outlet companies on major trade developments. Co-leading the team are Alan Price, who handles bilateral and multilateral agreements, customs regulations, and dispute resolution, and Timothy Brightbill, who advises the steel, renewable energy, and wood products industries on a range of trade law matters. Robert Defrancesco has experience in antidumping and countervailing duty cases. Christopher Weld advises clients on matters at the intersection of trade law, policy, and government relations, while Greta Peisch assists clients with digital trade, labor, and environmental aspects of the trade legal landscape. Other key names include Derick Holt and Laura El-Sabaawi, who cover a range of international matters.
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Testimonials

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  • 'Wiley Rein has a very practical knowledge of the steel industry, which makes working with them a breeze. The entire team is extremely prompt and professional, and we feel like they are the experts on everything trade-law related.’

  • ‘Christopher Weld is an indispensable strategic partner whose deep expertise in international trade policy and litigation provides the structural steel industry with a decisive advantage. He demonstrates remarkable political foresight and tactical precision, particularly in his efforts to expand Section 232 protections to cover fabricated structural steel.'

Key clients

  • Nucor Corporation
  • American Alliance for Solar Manufacturing

Work highlights

Acted on behalf of the American Alliance for Solar Manufacturing in obtaining final U.S. International Trade Commission and the U.S. Department of Commerce determinations on solar imports from Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia found to be dumped and subsidized in the United States.