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    Community Chat: Price Covers Hot-Button Issues in Global Trade

    Written by Tim Triplett


    The U.S. steel industry has suffered tremendously from unfairly traded goods over the years. Many of the current antidumping and countervailing duty cases stem from import surges around five years ago and are coming up for review soon to determine if they should be extended.

    “2022 is a critical year for sunset reviews (see chart below) of AD/CVD orders on steel products,” said trade attorney Alan Price, a partner with the Washington law firm of Wiley Rein. “Maintaining these orders is critical for the U.S. steel industry, particularly as we see the world normalizing and imports ramping up into the United States.”

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