Inside the Beltway Presence. Global Focus.

Located in the heart of the nation's capital, STR's Washington, D.C., office puts clients at the center of the trade policy conversations that shape global business. Our D.C. team engages directly with the officials, lawmakers, and regulators driving U.S. trade policy, enabling companies to anticipate change, influence outcomes, and respond strategically to emerging challenges.

The office is home to the firm's Government Relations and Trade Negotiations and Antidumping/Countervailing Duty practices. Many of the attorneys and professionals here have held senior positions with federal trade-related agencies, providing clients with valuable insight into the policy and enforcement landscape and helping them turn policy developments into practical opportunities.

Professionals

Amadi Anene
Amadi Anene
Of Counsel
David E. Cohen
David E. Cohen
Managing Partner, Operating Committee
J. Nicole Bivens Collinson
J. Nicole Bivens Collinson
Managing Principal, Operating Committee; International Trade & Government Relations Practice Leader
Said Ishak
Said Ishak
Analyst, International Trade & Government Relations
Randi Levinas
Randi Levinas
Senior Advisor, International Trade & Government Relations
Marisa Littlefield
Marisa Littlefield
Associate
David F. Olave
David F. Olave
Senior Associate & Trade Policy Advisor
Patrick Spaulding
Patrick Spaulding
Director, International Trade & Government Relations
Sarah Sprinkle
Sarah Sprinkle
Member, Trade Remedies Practice Leader
Edward Steiner
Edward Steiner
Managing Director, International Trade & Government Relations
Mark Tallo
Mark Tallo
Managing Partner, Operating Committee
Jerry Weller
Jerry Weller
Senior Advisor
Noah Yuro
Noah Yuro
J.D.

Washington, D.C. Office

Washington, D.C.

1300 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Suite 400
Washington, D.C. 20004
United States

Get Directions

Our offices are on the fourth floor of the Ronald Reagan Building. After passing through security at the entrance, turn right and head straight through the double glass doors, then turn left (you will see a concierge desk) and take the elevators on your left.

The closest metro station is the Federal Triangle Station, which services the Orange, Silver and Blue lines. If you are coming from the metro, exit Federal Triangle metro station on upper level into the outdoor Woodrow Wilson Plaza. Turn right towards Pennsylvania Avenue. As you approach Pennsylvania Avenue, look left and you will see a sign that says “Pennsylvania Avenue Entrance” – enter the Ronald Reagan Building there.

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