Grandall has long been active at the forefront of commercial legal services, with in-depth research and extensive practice covering trade remedy rules and WTO rules in different countries and providing legal solutions for international trade for many domestic large-scale organizations, companies, and government agencies in the chemical, tire, steel, textile, kitchenware, ceramics, electronic products, food, agricultural products, and heavy industry sectors. Recently, Grandall has been particularly focused on new US and EU China trade initiatives, analyzing the impact of non-trade restrictions on Chinese company exports and adopting methods such as partnering with US and EU lawyers to minimize the impact of the restrictions as much as possible. Additionally, Grandall lawyers actively study international multilateral economic and trade agreements, including RCEP rules, partner with lawyers and government agencies in RCEP member countries, explore specific guidelines and cases on the application of multilateral RCEP rules, and offer their own contributions to the adoption and recognition of these multilateral RCEP rules by the member countries and regions.
Responding to the investigation of antidumping, countervailing and safeguard measures taken by European Union, India, Australia, Canada, USA, Central & South American countries,
Responding to the investigation of antidumping, countervailing and safeguard measures taken by India
Claiming against investigation of antidumping, countervailing and safeguard measures taken by China
WTO trade dispute resolution
Represented five Chinese companies in an anti-dumping investigation initiated by EU against China’s steel pipe;
Applied for new shipper review on behalf of 4 ceramic enterprises in the antidumping investigation initiated by EU against ceramic tableware from China;
Represented Chinese government in an anti-subsidy investigation initiated by Canada against China’s aluminum profile;
Represented Chinese government in the antidumping and anti-subsidy investigation initiated by Australia against welded carbon-steel pipes from China;
Represented 2 companies in the antidumping investigation initiated by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India against industrial filament from China;
Represented a Chinese company in an anti-dumping investigation initiated by the Ministry of Commerce of Pakistan against offset ink;
Represented Chinese Government in the anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation initiated by U.S. against magnesia carbon brick;
Represented Chinese Government (as a third party) in the lawsuit brought by U.S. against Mexico regarding soft drink (WTO);
Anti-dumping investigation initiated by China against lysine hydrochloride originated from U.S., South Korea and Indonesia;
Defended an arbitration case before the Federation of Cocoa Commerce in London on behalf of a Chinese company;
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