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Three imminent reasons to invest in trade compliance before it’s too late
By Jill Hurley In the trade-management world, we often hear from importers and exporters that the core tenets of trade… Read more
IEEPA refunds no longer guaranteed as U.S. Customs and CIT trade barbs
Time is of the essence for U.S. importers who may be entitled to an IEEPA refund. U.S. importers that have been waiting… Read more
Proceed with caution: The oft-overlooked risks of duty refunds
By Jill Hurley and Michael Zobin Who doesn’t want a refund? With the recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court… Read more
Six myths about the IEEPA refund process
By Jill Hurley To protest or not to protest … that is the question everyone in the trade… Read more
IEEPA Refunds: Three steps importers can take right now
By Jill Hurley So, now what? That was the question on everyone’s mind on the morning of February… Read more
Beyond Scrabble and Semantics: The tangible takeaways for importers from the SCOTUS hearing on IEEPA tariffs
By Jill Hurley and Tony Troia They say a picture is worth a thousand words. But what’s a… Read more
The real impact of challenging IEEPA tariffs isn’t about the tariffs themselves
By Jill Hurley and Tony Troia Most individuals who practice law will tell you that being a lawyer… Read more
Six questions to consider in response to new tariffs
By Jill Hurley For businesses engaged in global trade, particularly those in North America, the onset of a… Read more
How to cope with trade policy whiplash
By Jill Hurley Back in November, on the heels of the most recent election, I penned a piece… Read more
What’s old is new again: New trade wars are giving old duty-saving mechanisms new life
By Jeff Fraser I’m going to begin by acknowledging that I may be dating myself when I ask… Read more