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Megan Wantland is an attorney with the U.S. International Trade Commission’s Office of Unfair Import Investigations (OUII) in Washington, DC, where she contributes to the Commission’s mission of enforcing U.S. trade laws and protecting American markets from unfair import practices. Based in Washington, DC 20436, she practices in the area of general practice with a focus on the complex legal and regulatory issues that arise in international trade matters. Her work reflects a strong understanding of the intersection between law, commerce, and public policy, and she brings a disciplined, detail-oriented approach to each matter she handles. As a member of the legal profession, Megan Wantland is committed to delivering thoughtful, effective advocacy grounded in careful analysis and a practical understanding of client and agency needs. She is admitted to practice under Bar Number 4904769. In her role, she helps support enforcement efforts involving trade disputes and import concerns, requiring precision, responsiveness, and a commitment to fairness. Clients and colleagues alike benefit from her professionalism, diligence, and ability to navigate challenging legal questions with clarity. Megan Wantland’s work in Washington, DC positions her at the center of important national and international legal issues. Through her general practice experience and her service with the U.S. International Trade Commission, she continues to build a reputation for steady, dependable legal support and a strong dedication to the rule of law.

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