Squire Sanders partner Shanker A. Singham recently testified on behalf of the US Chamber of Commerce before the US House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts and Competition Policy. Mr. Singham, with a practice focus on antitrust, international antitrust and international trade law including WTO and market access issues, addressed China’s recently implemented Anti-Monopoly Law or AML. The US Chamber of Commerce believes internal trade barriers are anti-competitive market distortions that damage consumer welfare and called upon China to avoid using the AML to protect its state-owned enterprises and distort its market. Mr. Singham’s prepared testimony is now available.

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