Carolyn B. GleasonPartnerMcDermott Will & Emery Websitewww.mwe.comBlogwww.mwe.com/insightsConnectEmail202-756-8215 Professional Biography Carolyn B. Gleason is a partner in the law firm of McDermott Will & Emery LLP and is based in the Firm’s Washington, D.C. office. She heads the Firm's International Trade practice. More Legal and Business Bylines From Carolyn B. Gleason US Trade Representative Publishes List of Chinese Products Subject to Retaliatory Tariffs - (Posted On Friday, April 06, 2018) Brexit Update: What’s Next for the Global Marketplace - (Posted On Tuesday, June 28, 2016) Outlook Promising for Trade Legislation in the 114th Congress - (Posted On Thursday, November 13, 2014) The New Balance of Power: What the 114th Congress Means for Business - (Posted On Thursday, November 13, 2014) United States to Participate in New World Trade Organization Trade Negotiation to Lower Tariffs on Green Goods - (Posted On Thursday, April 03, 2014) Indonesian Government Imposes Export Ban on Nickel and Bauxite - (Posted On Thursday, January 30, 2014) U.S. Government to Investigate India’s Trade and Investment Restrictions - (Posted On Friday, September 13, 2013) Japan’s Entry Into Trans-Pacific Partnership Free Trade Agreement (FTA) Raises Opportunities and Risks for US Companies - (Posted On Friday, March 29, 2013) United States, Europe Launch Negotiations on Historic Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership Agreement - (Posted On Saturday, February 16, 2013) U.S. Government Announces New International Services Negotiations - (Posted On Thursday, January 17, 2013) Pagination Page 1 Next page Next › Current Legal Analysis California Delays NOP Requirements for Compostable Products by: Sheila A. Millar , Anushka R. Stein Companies Gauge Impact of Return to Office by: Christopher W. Olmsted E-Verify Users Must Now Generate Status Change Reports to Identify Terminated Work Authorizations by: Evandro C Gigante , Laura M. Fant State of Employment Law: Meal and Rest Break Laws Vary Significantly from State to State by: Douglas M. Oldham The State of Employment Law: More Than Half of U.S. States Now Have a CROWN Law by: Douglas M. Oldham Understanding Cryptocurrency Forfeiture: A Guide to Digital Asset Seizure by: Bradley L. Henry , Jennifer Achilles Foley Automotive Update June 26, 2025 by: Ann Marie Uetz , Vanessa L. Miller The Importance of a Life Care Plan: Securing Your Future and Protecting Your Loved Ones by: Shana Siegel Overdraft Fee Agreements — A Cautionary Tale by: Abbey Adcock Reeves , R. Grantham Krag From Wall Street to Main Street: Investor Advocate Puts Private Funds on the 401(k) Horizon by: Nathan Schuur , Robert H. Sutton Looks Like Estoppel, Sounds Like Estoppel … But It’s Just Director Discretion by: Amol Parikh Florida Closes the Door on “Quiet Hour” Email Claims Under the FCCPA by: Alexis M. Buese , Sara D. Accardi When It Comes to Objective Criteria of Nonobviousness, Nexus Is Looser for License Evidence by: Amit Kumar Saha, PhD Case Closed: Commission Sanctions Ruling Isn’t an Import Decision by: Jodi Benassi The Predominant Factor Test: Determining Whether the UCC or Common Law Applies to Mixed Contracts for Goods and Services by: John Mark Goodman Upcoming Events Jul 2 2025 Top Tips for Employers – Drug Testing Policies, Administration, & Litigation Jul 9 2025 Employment Law in the US Jul 10 2025 Checkmate: Making the Right Moves in Complex Workplace Investigations Jul 15 2025 Loper Bright: Has the Demise of Chevron Deference Mattered? Print
