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Vivian S. Choi

Associate

Washington +1 202 662 5713 vchoi@cov.com Download V-card

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Vivian (Sooan) Choi is an associate in the Washington office who advises clients on international trade matters. Previously, Ms. Choi has worked with the World Trade Organization and the Republic of Korea’s trade ministry in various roles.

Ms. Choi also has experience representing companies in a broad range of corporate transactions.

Advising a Korean electronics company in a Section 201 safeguard investigation.
Advising aircraft manufacturer Bombardier in an antidumping and countervailing duty investigation.
Advising companies and trade associations on trade policy issues arising under U.S. law and WTO agreements.

World Trade Organization, Market Access Division, Intern (2009)
Republic of Korea (ROK) Permanent Mission to the United Nations and WTO, Trade/Economic Affairs, Intern (2008)
ROK Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Trade Law Office, Intern (2007)
ROK Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, International Treaties Office, Intern (2004)

New Section 232 Tariffs Imposed on Derivative Steel and Aluminum Articles

On January 29, 2020, the Administration published Presidential Proclamation 9980 announcing that it would impose new tariffs on imports of certain derivative steel and aluminum articles. The tariff rates will be 25 percent on the steel derivatives and 10 percent on the aluminum derivatives, and will become effective February 8. This action expands the scope of ...

Covington Prevails for Bombardier in Significant ITC Victory

WASHINGTON—Covington won a significant trade case today before the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) on behalf of its client Bombardier. In a 4-0 ruling, the ITC rejected Boeing Co.’s complaint that it was threatened with material injury by imports of Bombardier’s new C Series aircraft. The decision means that the U.S. Department of Commerce can no ...

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Vivian S. Choi

Representative Matters

Previous Experience

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New Section 232 Tariffs Imposed on Derivative Steel and Aluminum Articles

Covington Prevails for Bombardier in Significant ITC Victory

Practices

Education

Harvard Law School, J.D., 2012

Yale University, M.A., 2009

Ewha Womans University, B.A., 2006

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