Contributor to Squire Sanders’ Anticorruption Blog, which provides a unique perspective on anticorruption law, including insights and observations about anticorruption compliance from on-the-ground practitioners around the world.
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Rachael A. Harris
Associate
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Rachael Harris focuses her practice on litigation and international dispute resolution matters. She has experience in a variety of substantive areas and in multiple phases of litigation including pleading, motion practice, discovery, damage analysis, settlement and appeal.
Prior to joining Squire Sanders, Rachael was a judicial intern for The Honorable Royce C. Lamberth of the United States District Court, District of Columbia.
Representative Experience
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Drafting a brief to the Washington DC Circuit challenging the district court's interpretation of a final agency rule.
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Assisting in the representation of a national industry organization in pursuing Lanham Act false advertising claims by drafting multiple motions and briefs involving disgorgement and lost profits analysis, and oppositions to defendant’s motions.
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Representing a country in Latin America in the damages phase on an international arbitration under the ICSID Convention involving a claim brought under a bilateral investment treaty.
- Assisting in the representation of a respondent in a 421 “safeguard” proceeding before the US International Trade Commission.
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Education
The George Washington University, J.D., notes editor, The George Washington International Law Review, 2007The Johns Hopkins University, M.A., 2002The Johns Hopkins University, B.A., 2000
Admissions
District of Columbia,
2008
Maryland,
2007
U.S. Ct. of App., Ninth Circuit
U.S. Ct. of App., Federal Circuit
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