Felipe Berer concentrates his practice on legal, trade and regulatory matters pertaining to inbound Brazilian investment in the United States, outbound U.S. investment into Brazil, international trade law and policy in the United States and Brazil, international contracts, and government affairs in Brazil.

Felipe has considerable experience in assisting Brazilian companies navigate the U.S. legal system. He also specializes in assisting clients on a wide variety of Brazilian law matters, especially in connection with investments and transactions in Brazil, and regularly counsels U.S. companies and investors seeking to enter the Brazilian market.

In his international trade practice, Felipe has extensive experience in representing clients in antidumping and other trade remedy investigations in Brazil and the United States. His practice also involves advisory work on international trade matters, including cross-border trade policies and regulations, World Trade Organization (WTO) rules and dispute settlement proceedings, customs issues, preferential trade agreements, and trade policy developments in Brazil and the United States.

Felipe serves as Vice-President of the nonprofit organization ABCI Institute - Brazilian International Trade Scholars, Inc. in Washington, D.C., and is an Alumnus Fellow of Georgetown University's Institute of International Economic Law, chaired by Professor John H. Jackson.

International
International Trade & Customs
Latin America & the Caribbean