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Andy Shoyer
Leader, International Trade at Sidley Austin LLP
Andrew W. Shoyer, also known as Andy Shoyer, is a prominent legal professional specializing in international trade and investment policy. He currently serves as the Co-Leader of the Global Arbitration, Trade and Advocacy Practice at Sidley Austin LLP, a prestigious law firm.1
Professional Background
Andy Shoyer's expertise extends to various aspects of international trade law, including:
- Economic sanctions
- Export controls
- Trade with China
His knowledge in these areas has earned him recognition in The Wire China's Who's Who of lawyers advising clients on economic sanctions and export controls impacting trade with China.45
Academic Involvement
In addition to his role at Sidley Austin LLP, Shoyer contributes to academia:
- He is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service
- His teaching focuses on international trade and investment policy7
Recent Professional Activities
Shoyer actively shares insights on recent developments in international trade and policy:
- He has commented on the U.S. State Department's publications regarding defense trade.2
- He has discussed the U.S. Commerce Department's use of authority under a Trump Administration executive order related to international trade.3
- Shoyer has been involved in explaining recent legislation, such as the U.S. BIOSECURE Act, and its potential impact.6
Andy Shoyer's LinkedIn profile reflects his professional standing, with over 3,000 followers and 500+ connections.1 His posts on the platform demonstrate his ongoing engagement with current issues in international trade, sanctions, and related legal matters.
Highlights
Highly recommend this analysis, published by Simon Lester on WorldTradeLaw.net, in which my Sidley Austin LLP colleagues Maarten Meulenbelt, Chris Boyle, Lauren Shapiro, Maryanne K., and Alix Vermulst describe areas in which the European Union's Pharma Review (2023) reform package appears to be inconsistent with the EU's World Trade Organization obligations regarding intellectual property protection.
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Important insights from my Sidley Austin LLP colleagues Jennifer Fernandez, Carys Golesworthy, and Nick Wiggins on the proposed expansion by the US Commerce Department on July 29 of controls on U.S. persons globally in transactions with end users that Commerce considers to be in the military, intelligence, or security space.
