Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe has hired Harry Clark and Clark McFadden for Washington legal jobs, according to a press release.

Clark comes aboard as a partner while McFadden joins the firm as a senior counsel. The two attorneys joined the international law firm after leaving Dewey & LeBoeuf.

Both are joining the firm’s international trade team.

“For our leading multi-national clients, navigating international trade law is essential to their business’ success,” Mitchell Zuklie, the firm’s Corporate Business Unit head, said. “Harry and Clark bring with them exceptional capabilities that will serve as a great asset to our global client base, extending from U.S. companies with international trade issues, to those in Asia and Europe making financial or strategic investments in the United States.”

Clark was the co-leader of the international trade practice group at Dewey & LeBoeuf and specializes in advice for major corporatioins and industry associations regarding the laws for trade and investment.

McFadden’s practice focuses on helping corporate clients in the international trade arena with a particular focus on litigation, regulation and legislation. His foreign affairs and international trade experience was developed through prior relationships with congressional committees, the U.S. Department of Defense and the National Security Council.