Scott D Mcbride Email & Phone Number

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, Dc, Us

In addition to supervising international trade remedy attorneys and counseling Enforcement and Compliance (E&C) on administrative investigations, reviews, remand redeterminations and other segments, I am also the lead attorney for E&C on regulatory matters. I organize E&C committees to address legal and policy issues, prepare defensible and creative solutions to methodological and trade-related problems, and lead teams of lawyers and senior E&C officials to draft regulatory and associated preamble language. Most frequently, I am responsible for preparing first drafts for regulatory amendments, new regulations and preamble text, and then work with representatives from the Offices of Policy and Operations, as well as other attorneys, to revise all draft language to its completion. Further, I work extensively with Commerce’s Legislation and Regulation Office and other Federal agencies, such as the Office of the United States Trade Representative and United States Customs and Border Protection, to reach interagency approval for Commerce regulations. In the role of Associate Deputy Chief Counsel, I am frequently consulted on legal and policy questions arising out of trade remedy matters. I am also one of the lead attorneys that consider and comment on draft trade-related legislation for Commerce, represent Commerce in certain international negotiations, and I have made trade remedy-related presentations and helped lead technical exchanges on behalf of Commerce in other countries, such as Japan, India, Peru, and Canada, and before multiple trade and industry organizations in the United States. Besides arguing on behalf of the United States before WTO Panels and the Appellate Body, I have also made presentations before the WTO on Commerce regulations and practice.I also organize the approval and updating of legal research-related resources in our office and do trainings on trade remedy laws for both E&C as a whole, and the attorneys in the Chief Counsel’s office.

Washington, Dc, Us

*Supervisory Attorney for matters involving the administration and enforcement of international trade laws -- specifically antidumping, countervailing duty, and foreign trade zone laws and regulations.*Over 16 years experience writing briefs and arguing (or assisting in arguing) litigation matters before the World Trade Organization, Court of International Trade, Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the London Court of International Arbitration, and multiple North American Free Trade Agreement dispute panels.*Worked on the United States negotiation team settling numerous disputes involving softwood lumber with Canada in 2006, then subsequently represented the Department of Commerce for 9 years on the Softwood Lumber Committee in accordance with the Softwood Lumber Agreement.*Negotiated and collaborated with Mexican officials, as well as Industry Representatives in both the United States and Mexico, to reach an international trade agreement which settled 15 years of disputes pertaining to the United States antidumping duty order on cement from Mexico.*Extensive experience working with officials within the Office of the United States Trade Representative, the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. State Department, Customs and Border Protection, and the International Trade Commission. *Served as staff counsel, now supervisory counsel, for the Foreign Trade Zones Board.

Washington, Dc, Us

*Senior Counsel for matters involving the administration and enforcement of international trade laws -- specifically antidumping, countervailing duty, and foreign trade zone laws and regulations.*Over 15 years experience writing briefs and arguing (or assisting in arguing) litigation matters before the World Trade Organization, Court of International Trade, Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the London Court of International Arbitration, and multiple North American Free Trade Agreement dispute panels.*Worked on the United States negotiation team settling numerous disputes involving softwood lumber with Canada in 2006, then subsequently represented the Department of Commerce for 9 years on the Softwood Lumber Committee in accordance with the Softwood Lumber Agreement.*Negotiated and collaborated with Mexican officials, as well as Industry Representatives in both the United States and Mexico to reach an international trade agreement which settled 15 years of disputes pertaining to the United States antidumping duty order on cement from Mexico.*Extensive experience working with officials within the Office of the United States Trade Representative, the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. State Department, Customs and Border Protection, and the International Trade Commission. *Staff counsel for the Foreign Trade Zones Board.

Washington, Dc, Us

*Senior Attorney on matters involving the administration and enforcement of international trade laws -- specifically antidumping, countervailing duty, and foreign trade zone laws and regulations.*Extensive experience writing briefs and arguing (or assisting in arguing) litigation matters before the World Trade Organization, Court of International Trade, Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the London Court of International Arbitration, and multiple North American Free Trade Agreement dispute panels.*Worked on the United States negotiation team settling numerous disputes involving softwood lumber with Canada in 2006, then subsequently represented the Department of Commerce for 9 years on the Softwood Lumber Committee in accordance with the Softwood Lumber Agreement.*Negotiated and collaborated with Mexican officials, as well as Industry Representatives in both the United States and Mexico, to reach an international trade agreement which settled 15 years of disputes pertaining to the United States antidumping duty order on cement from Mexico.*Extensive experience working with officials within the Office of the United States Trade Representative, the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. State Department, Customs and Border Protection, and the International Trade Commission. *Staff counsel for the Foreign Trade Zones Board.

Washington, Dc, Us

*Staff attorney on matters involving the administration and enforcement of international trade laws -- specifically antidumping and countervailing duty laws. *Wrote briefs and argued (or assisting in arguing) litigation matters before the World Trade Organization, Court of International Trade, Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and two North American Free Trade Agreement dispute panels.*Worked with officials within the Office of the United States Trade Representative, the U.S. Department of Justice and United States Customs.*Directed the law clerk program for several years in the office, including interviews and hiring.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

General Litigation Associate

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

Lived in Baoro, village in Central African Republic.Applied for community grant, received funding to build new elementary school, worked with community to build it. Worked with local farmers on agroforestry projects.Editor of CAR Peace Corps newsletter for all volunteers to keep up communications across remote country.Spoke French and Sango

Jd, Law

Ba, Politics & Government, Public Relations, Minor Theology

High School Diploma