Dominic Bianchi has transitioned from a notable tenure as general counsel at the International Trade Commission (ITC) to join the ranks of the law firm Polsinelli. On Monday, Polsinelli publicly announced that Bianchi has been welcomed as a shareholder in their ITC Section 337 litigation and trade remedies practice based in Washington, D.C.
Bianchi’s expertise lies in unfair trade litigation, with a particular focus on trade remedy actions and Section 337 investigations. His role at Polsinelli will involve advising clients on navigating intricate regulatory landscapes and resolving significant international trade disputes. This new position aligns with Polsinelli’s strategic plan to enhance its capabilities in international trade and compliance, fortifying its service offerings to clients facing complex trade matters.
The move illustrates a growing trend among legal professionals with government experience transitioning into the private sector, where they leverage their insight into regulatory environments to benefit corporate and institutional clients. Bianchi’s deep understanding of the ITC’s inner workings and his prior experience are expected to be valuable assets in bolstering Polsinelli’s reputation in the realm of international trade law.
For more information on Dominic Bianchi’s appointment and Polsinelli’s plans, visit the official announcement on Bloomberg Law.