Dentons launches anti-dumping tool

Dentons has launched an interactive tool that puts key aspects of global anti-dumping laws at the users’ fingertips, allowing for quick, customizable comparisons across multiple jurisdictions.

Leveraging Dentons’ global platform and award-winning commitment to technological innovation, the Firm launched this innovative, free platform to allow corporate leaders to create customized user-friendly comparisons of the laws.

Selecting from a list of 10 jurisdictions, with plans to expand, users can quickly learn about, compare and contrast laws from up to three countries, across a list of 28 key points, including:

Who can bring a complaint
How are export prices and dumping margins determined
Preliminary inquiries
Questionnaire requirements and verifications
How is injury determined
Sampling techniques used by authorities
Cumulation & multiple countries
The level of de minimus thresholds
Treatment of related parties
Investigation periods
Undertaking & suspension agreements
Confidentiality of proceedings
Public interest considerations
Interim reviews and extensions of duties

The results of each individual search can easily be shared by email or on social media, and include the appropriate Dentons contact for follow-up support. The tool is also available for smartphone use. Anticipating client need and creating value-added, practical tools for clients were the drivers behind the development of the user-friendly, online platform.

For more information on this tool, please reach out to one of the key contacts or any member of our global Trade, WTO and Customs group.

This post was initially posted as a Dentons Insight on dentons.com

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About Paul Lalonde

Paul Lalonde joined Dentons Canada LLP’s Toronto office in 2014 as a Partner. He focuses on government contracting law, international trade, anti-corruption and international arbitration. Mr. Lalonde is one of Canada’s leading experts on government procurement. He has represented clients in numerous government contracting disputes, including before the Canadian International Trade Tribunal, the Federal Court of Canada and provincial tribunals. His expertise encompasses anti-dumping and countervail investigations, customs, import and export controls, international sanctions, anti-corruption compliance and investigations and international business.

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Edward Borovikov is Belgium Managing Partner. Edward is a Russian advocate as well as a registered foreign lawyer within the Law Society of England and Wales, and a member of the Brussels Bar (B-list). Edward is recognised as one of the leading international trade lawyers in Europe and worldwide with substantial experience in issues of global trade and investment, cross-border commercial regulations and international trade policy. He has in-depth experience with WTO, EU and Russian/Eurasian Economic Union trade and competition laws and practice, trade policy and international trade and investment negotiations, including those on trade liberalisation and WTO accession.

About Michael E. Zolandz

Mike Zolandz is the chair of Dentons’ Federal Regulatory and Compliance practice, and serves as the Managing Partner for Dentons’ Washington, DC office. Mike focuses his practice on advising clients on their most critical and complex trade compliance and foreign investment projects, specializing in cross-border transactions and regulations related to international commerce.

About Sean Stephenson

Sean Stephenson is a senior associate in our Corporate group, where he focuses on international trade, investment, anti-corruption, procurement and public international law. Throughout his practice, Sean has gained extensive experience in investment treaty arbitrations, including acting in multiple cases under the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules with respect to all phases of proceedings in complex disputes in the Americas and Europe. He has acted in and advised on cases under the NAFTA, CAFTA-DR and bilateral investment treaties in a large number of sectors.