The U.S. trade landscape continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace. As litigation over IEEPA tariffs progresses, new legal challenges are emerging to tariffs imposed under Section 122 and new Section 301 forced labor tariffs.
This webinar will examine the status of these three significant tariff programs and discuss the practical implications for importers, manufacturers, and supply chain professionals. Our attorneys will review the latest court developments, explain the legal issues driving each challenge, and discuss strategies companies should consider now to preserve potential refund opportunities and manage tariff exposure.
Topics Include:
IEEPA Tariffs
Current litigation status and recent court developments
CBP's refund process and implementation updates
Remaining legal issues and what importers should expect moving forward
Practical considerations for companies seeking refunds
Section 122 Tariffs
Overview of recently filed legal challenges
Key statutory and constitutional arguments before the courts
Potential outcomes and implications for importers
Refund opportunities and litigation considerations
New Section 301 Forced Labor Tariffs
Overview of the new tariff program
Legal theories asserted in recently filed litigation
What importers should do now to preserve their rights
Who Should Attend
Importers and exporters
General counsel and corporate legal departments
Trade compliance professionals
Customs brokers and freight forwarders
Supply chain and procurement executives
Finance and tax professionals responsible for customs duty planning
Key Takeaways
Participants will leave with a practical understanding of where each tariff program stands today, how the pending litigation may affect future duty liability, and the steps companies should consider taking now to position themselves for potential relief while remaining compliant with current customs requirements.