Yohai Baisburd

Practice Areas

Mr. Baisburd counsels companies, trade associations and governments in a variety of international trade matters in the United States and globally. His practice focuses on trade remedy (antidumping, subsidies, safeguards) litigation and import/export compliance and enforcement proceedings. He is recognized by Chambers and Partners for his Customs Law expertise and in The Best Lawyers in America for International Trade and Finance Law. Mr. Baisburd is on the roster of potential US panelists for USMCA/NAFTA Chapter 19 panels.

Mr. Baisburd has significant experience in trade litigation before the U.S. International Trade Commission, the U.S. Department of Commerce DOC, Mexico’s Secretaría de Economía, China’s Ministry of Commerce, Australia’s Productivity Commission, South Africa’s International Trade Administration Commission, the U.S. Court of International Trade, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, USMCA/NAFTA binational panels, Mexican courts and the WTO.

Professional Memberships

District of Columbia Bar Association;

Maryland Bar Association;

U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit;

U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia;

U.S. Supreme Court.

Publications

English-language publications:

“High Court Gambling Decision Conjures Old Trade Tensions” Law360, May 17, 2018;

“Irving reaches deal in tariff dispute over paper shipped to U.S.” CBC News, March 26, 2018;

“Trump’s Trade Crossfire May Imperil Food Producers,” Law360, March 2, 2018;

“Would Trump really let NAFTA die over a dispute process he likely can’t explain in a tweet?” National Post, Aug. 21, 2017;

“NAFTA Revamp Talks to Launch This Week,” Bloomberg BNA, Aug. 14, 2017;

“Made in America, But Not ‘Made in the USA’?” Law360, July 27, 2017;

“Ottawa called on to push for renewed softwood exclusion in U.S.” CBC News, April 28, 2017;

“Liberal stance on softwood subsidy ignores U.S. ruling’s words,” CBC News, May 2, 2017;

“4 Takeaways From Commerce’s ‘Normal Value’ Dumping Rule,” Law360, Sept. 2, 2016.

Spanish-language publications:

“Panamá podría beneficiarse de la era Trump: especialista” Forbes Mexico, Feb. 27, 2017;

“Política de Trump podría dar ventaja a Panamá” El Financiero, Feb. 13, 2017;

“El TPC no corre riesgo con Trump, asegura expert” La Estrella de Panama, Feb. 10, 2017.