Peter Jarosz

Peter Jarosz has over 25 years of international trade law experience. His practice focuses on anti-dumping, countervailing (anti-subsidy), safeguards, and government procurement. He assists clients on matters relating to import/export compliance, including export controls, defence production and controlled goods, customs duties (tariff classification, value for duty and rules of origin), and Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), as well as federal, provincial, and municipal procurement issues under the various free trade agreements. His work in this space is enhanced by his experience from 2015 until early 2021 as legal counsel to the Canadian International Trade Tribunal, the independent quasi-judicial body that administers and adjudicates international and Canadian rules that govern trade and federal procurement.