Taishu Pitt

Lawyer @PillsburyLaw | @PacificForum | East Asia, Japan, Trade, Defense, Cyber, Sanctions, Export Controls | RT≠ endorsement ⚾️🎾

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

Quite an exciting experience arguing before the U.S. Court of International Trade this week. Grateful for the opportunity and the team effort that made it possible! @pillsburylaw

#InternationalTrade #CIT #TradeLaw

[Pacific Forum @PacificForum]

Time for transparency in #nationalsecurity?
In #PacNet23,@YJTPitt & Elliot Silverberg make the case for subjecting #CFIUS reviews to #judicial scrutiny Balancing national security with #legal accountability is essential in shifting #geopolitical landscape
https://t.co/py3OlhW3JJ

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

National Security Investigation on Timber and Lumber Imports #Section232 https://t.co/v1ghD12FgZ

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

Trump Initiates a National Security Investigation on Copper Imports https://t.co/llagDtE9RZ

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

Commerce Department will launch a national security investigation into copper imports under #Section232. The 232 report will be due within 270 days. https://t.co/oKrtYLlUMI

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

CFIUS Might Ease Up on Allies While Further Cracking Down on China https://t.co/uPSLbTnDgt

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

President Trump’s proclamations on the Section 232 tariffs for steel and aluminum have finally been published in the Federal Register, including the Annex on derivatives.

Here's the one for steel: https://t.co/xvT44yYW6e

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

@CFR_org Thanks for sharing!

[Council on Foreign Relations @CFR_org]

The Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. should be subject to a tiered framework and judicial scrutiny, write John Taishu Pitt and Elliot Silverberg. They argue that it would better balance national security and economic openness. https://t.co/zogFBLFX0U

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

Reimposition of Section 232 Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum https://t.co/FrybXxsZ0g

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

Countries negotiating trade with the Trump administration should note that any agreement to remove tariffs will come with an implicit asterisk saying "for now." Securing tariff relief today doesn't guarantee it would close the loop on future tariff threats.https://t.co/2bzxWl32Uz

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

Takeaways from Jamieson Greer's Confirmation Hearing for USTR https://t.co/EBFpWFsaCt

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

ITAR Compliance in 5 Steps https://t.co/6aNw2j7yzO

[Peterson Institute @PIIE]

A 25% tariff on Canada & Mexico & a 10% tariff on China would harm all four economies—including the US. GDP would be lower & inflation higher than otherwise in each country.
Learn more: https://t.co/Shhw60Qi1B

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

Canada, Mexico, and China Gets Slapped with New Tariffs https://t.co/P5K6dFBT48

[Taishu Pitt @YJTPitt]

Export Controls Monthly Update (Jan. 2025) https://t.co/T5bLyafklU

[Council on Foreign Relations @CFR_org]

The time is ripe for the next administration to adopt a comprehensive trade policy that positions the United States as a leader, not just a protector, writes John Taishu Pitt for @CFR_RealEcon.
https://t.co/KH5kHMooed

[Council on Foreign Relations @CFR_org]

Defensive protectionist measures should be balanced with offensive trade promotion, ensuring access to global markets and competitiveness with China in the Indo-Pacific, writes John Taishu Pitt for @CFR_RealEcon.
https://t.co/KH5kHMooed