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Overview
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Fees & Payments
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Fees
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Fixed (Sometimes)
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Free Consultation (120 minutes)
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Hourly ($300-$300/hour)
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Contact Information
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Languages
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- Chinese, Yue (Cantonese)
- Spanish
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About Me
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About me: Edmund Sim is a US-qualified international trade lawyer based in Singapore since 1997 and serving Asia and the region. His practice includes antidumping,... more
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Résumé
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17 years
since Edmund WK Sim was first licensed to practice law in DC.
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Work Experience
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| Position |
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| Partner at Appleton Luff |
2009–present
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| Partner at Hunton & Williams |
2006–2009
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| Partner, Associate at White & Case |
1994–2006
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| Associate at Willkie Farr & Gallagher |
1992–1994
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| Associate at Patton Boggs & Blow |
1991–1992
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Education
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Awards
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| Award Name |
Granting Organization |
Date |
| Chambers Asia Rated, WTO/International Trade |
Chambers |
2008 |
| Chambers Global Rated, WTO/International Trade |
Chambers |
2008 |
| Who's Who in International Trade and Customs Lawyers |
Who's Who Legal |
2008 |
| Asialaw Leading Lawyer |
Asialaw |
2007 |
| Expert Guide to World's Leading International Trade Lawyers |
Expert Guides (Euromoney Institutional Investor) |
2007 |
| Leading International Trade Lawyer |
Rushford Report |
2002 |
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Associations
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Maryland State Bar Association |
1991–present
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District of Columbia Bar Association |
1992–present
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American Bar Association |
2000–present
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Customs and International Trade Bar Association |
2006–present
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| Secretary, Trade and Customs Committee |
International Bar Association |
2006–present
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Lawasia |
2006–present
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National Asian Pacific American Bar Association |
2006–present
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Panel of FTA Advisors, Singapore Ministry of Trade and Industry |
2006–present
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Singapore Institute of International Affairs |
2006–present
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Union Internationale des Advocats |
2006–present
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| Vice Chairman, Board of Governors |
American Chamber of Commerce, Singapore |
2007–present
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| Vice Chair, Pacific Rim Interest Group |
American Society of International Law |
2007–present
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Asian Society of International Law |
2007–present
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Federal Bar Association |
2007–present
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| Vice Chair, International Trade Committee |
Inter-Pacific Bar Association |
2007–present
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International Trade Commission Bar Association |
2008–present
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| Panelist |
Pacific International Arbitration Center |
2008–present
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| Fellow |
Singapore Institute of Arbitrators |
2009–present
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Portfolio
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| A Survey of East Asian Trade Remedy Systems from Singapore to India |
Expert Guides to International Trade Lawyers |
2007 |
| Overview of Asian Trade Remedies |
Asia Pacific Antitrust and Trade Review |
2005 |
| Contributor of foreword and chapters on trade remedies and dispute resolution |
Making Business Sense of the Singapore FTAs |
2003 |
| Derailing the Fast-Track for International Trade Agreements |
Florida International Law Journal |
1992 |
| Throwing a Monkey-Wrench Into the Wheels of International Finance |
Michigan Journal of International Law |
1991 |
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Cases
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- Title:
- Plastic Bags from Malaysia - EU Antidumping
- Practice Area:
- International Law
- Outcome:
- Zero Dumping Rate
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Represented Malaysian plastic manufacturers in EU antidumping and antisubsidy investigation against Malaysia. Investigations terminated.
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Speaking Engagements
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| Speaking Engagement Name |
Conference |
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| The ASEAN Charter and the ASEAN Economic Community: The Role of the Private Sector |
American Society of International Law |
2008 |
| A Consistent Approach to Non Market Economies in Trade Remedy Cases |
International Bar Association Annual Conference |
2008 |
| Building on Singapore's FTAs with China |
Singapore Ministry of Trade and Industry |
2008 |
| Cost Benefit Study of the Implications for Thailand of Greater Cooperation on Government Procurement with Australia and New Zealand |
Thai Ministry of Finance |
2008 |
| A Private Sector Viewpoint on ASEAN Integration |
Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore |
2007 |
| The Advocate in the New FTAs: ASEAN as a Case Study |
International Bar Association Annual Conference |
2007 |
| Steel and Antidumping, What Can the Steel Exporter Expect |
Steel Outlook 2007 |
2007 |
| Cost-Benefit Analysis of ASEAN-EU FTA |
Thai Ministry of Commerce |
2007 |
| What Do Steel Industry Players Need to be Aware of When Facing Antidumping Actions |
Steel Outlook 2006 |
2006 |
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