Customs / International Trade Attorney (Hybrid)
Location: Washington, D.C. (Hybrid)
Experience: 2ā7 years
Position
An international trade law practice seeks an attorney to support customs and import-related matters. The role involves advising on U.S. customs law and working on compliance, regulatory, and agency matters. The position offers hands-on involvement in active matters and the opportunity to manage work with increasing independence.
Responsibilities
ā¢ Analyze customs issues, including tariff classification, valuation, and country of origin
ā¢ Work on customs compliance reviews, post-entry audits, and CBP inquiries
ā¢ Conduct legal and factual research related to customs and trade regulations
ā¢ Draft memoranda, correspondence, and submissions to government agencies
ā¢ Coordinate filings and manage regulatory and litigation deadlines
ā¢ Work collaboratively with attorneys and other professionals on client matters
Qualifications
ā¢ J.D. from an accredited law school
ā¢ 2ā7 years of experience in customs, international trade, or related regulatory work
ā¢ Admission to a U.S. state bar (DC preferred)
ā¢ Strong research, writing, and organizational skills
ā¢ Ability to manage multiple matters independently
Additional Information
The firm is open to candidates at different stages of practice, with title and compensation determined based on experience and role alignment.
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Experience: 2ā7 years
Position
An international trade law practice seeks an attorney to support customs and import-related matters. The role involves advising on U.S. customs law and working on compliance, regulatory, and agency matters. The position offers hands-on involvement in active matters and the opportunity to manage work with increasing independence.
Responsibilities
ā¢ Analyze customs issues, including tariff classification, valuation, and country of origin
ā¢ Work on customs compliance reviews, post-entry audits, and CBP inquiries
ā¢ Conduct legal and factual research related to customs and trade regulations
ā¢ Draft memoranda, correspondence, and submissions to government agencies
ā¢ Coordinate filings and manage regulatory and litigation deadlines
ā¢ Work collaboratively with attorneys and other professionals on client matters
Qualifications
ā¢ J.D. from an accredited law school
ā¢ 2ā7 years of experience in customs, international trade, or related regulatory work
ā¢ Admission to a U.S. state bar (DC preferred)
ā¢ Strong research, writing, and organizational skills
ā¢ Ability to manage multiple matters independently
Additional Information
The firm is open to candidates at different stages of practice, with title and compensation determined based on experience and role alignment.
Apply Now
Apply Now