We are pleased to announce that Barnes/Richardson has recently expanded its international trade remedies practice, which includes antidumping, subsidies, and safeguard cases against imports, and also includes cases involving intellectual property disputes under section 337 of the Trade Act.   Jeffrey S. Neeley, who has over 25 years of experience in representing companies worldwide and has worked extensively in China, South Korea, Japan, Mexico, India and Russia, as well as in several other countries, will help coordinate the efforts of the firm worldwide in the trade remedies area.  Barnes/Richardson also welcomes Michael S. Holton, a former senior staff member in the Office of China/Non-Market Economy Compliance at the U.S. Department of Commerce, where he dealt with trade remedies involving China and Vietnam, as well as working in other countries on trade remedy matters.  The addition of these two seasoned lawyers enhances our ability to serve clients’ needs anywhere in the world.