This 23-page research report written for attorneys and international trade litigation clients alike, examines the intricacies of the ever-evolving, business-related legal landscape across international borders. From the basic steps in antidumping and subsidization claims, to the unique challenges in this type of litigation; from how to prepare for an international trade litigation case to when to settle; and from signs of favorable outcomes to signs of trouble, this report takes readers across this entire cross-border trade litigation landscape, covering the important while highlighting the essentials.

Some areas explored include:

• common origins of these cases
• typical timeline
• important terms defined like sunset reviews
• developing an individual strategy
• distinguishing features of bilateral trade disputes
• an added bonus in this area of law

This report outlines the important strategies and best mindset for approaching international trade litigation, and how to do so effectively.

This research report is written by:

• Gregory C. Dorris, Partner, Pepper Hamilton LLP - Approaching International Trade Litigation
• Elliot J. Feldman, Partner, Baker & Hostetler LLP - International Trade Litigation: From Strategy to Trial
• William H. Barringer, Partner & Head of International Trade Practice Group, Willkie Farr & Gallagher - The Process of International Trade Litigation

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