Ken Weigel, a partner in the firm’s International Trade & Regulatory Group, has about 35 years of experience in advising companies on all aspects of international trade regulatory issues. His substantive areas of practice encompass export controls and sanctions, customs, trade remedy proceedings (e.g., antidumping), trade policy and related areas. In these areas, he counsels and represents companies before the agencies and the courts in audits, civil and criminal investigations and disclosures; he also assists clients by providing advice on—and designing and implementing—import and export compliance programs.
Mr. Weigel has written and spoken extensively on international trade issues. He has been recognized in Chambers USA, Chambers Global, Who’s Who in America, The Best Lawyers in America, Super Lawyers and An International Who’s who of Trade Lawyers and Customs Lawyers. According to Chambers, “Kenneth Weigel attracts a deluge of recommendations for his skills in trade work. Peers point to his ‘highly sophisticated practice,’ while clients prize his ‘wealth of knowledge and experience in international trade and customs issues,’ describing him as ‘a walking encyclopedia.’”
He received his J.D. from George Washington University, where he was a member of the Order of the Coif, and his B.A. in economics from the University of Michigan.