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Court of Appeals Rules Certain Tariffs Exceed Presidential Authority—What this Means for Duty Refunds

Hours before the start of the Labor Day weekend, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issued its ruling affirming a decision by the Court of International Trade (CIT) setting aside five Executive Orders that...more

9/3/2025 / Appeals , Court of International Trade , Customs and Border Protection , Executive Orders , International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) , Lack of Authority , Statutory Interpretation , Tariffs , US Trade Policies

The Government Is Wielding the False Claims Act to Punish Tariff and Customs Evasion, but Companies Can Benefit from Voluntary...

In recent months, the Trump administration has made its focus on tariff and trade issues clear. This has been reflected not only through the ongoing negotiations with trade partners regarding country-wide tariffs, but also in...more

8/22/2025 / Customs and Border Protection , Department of Justice (DOJ) , Enforcement Actions , False Claims Act (FCA) , Section 301 , Supply Chain , Tariffs , US Trade Policies , Voluntary Disclosure , Whistleblowers

Still Tariffed? What the Latest Federal Court Order Blocking Tariffs and the Subsequent Court of Appeals Ruling Means for You

Summary - Recent rulings in courts throughout the country may signal more uncertainty in the tariff landscape. Here, we provide an overview of a May 28 ruling by the U.S. Court of International Trade (“CIT”) effectively...more

6/2/2025 / Appeals , Executive Orders , International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) , Judicial Authority , Statutory Interpretation , Tariffs , US Trade Policies

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