Husch Blackwell's International Trade & Supply Chain team helps clients maximize the opportunities and manage the challenges inherent in the globalization of supply chains. Companies that move goods across borders rely on our team’s knowledgeable guidance on everyday matters, such as obtaining tariff classifications, as well as our experience with enforcement, lobbying, litigation, risk assessment and complex trade strategies.
Many of our professionals gained substantial practical knowledge while serving at key federal regulatory agencies, courts and congressional committees. Our team’s primary location in Washington, DC, also offers close access to pertinent agencies and decision-makers. When necessary, we work closely with select firms in foreign countries to ensure comprehensive solutions meet individual needs.
Our team achieved a unanimous decision and helped a small American manufacturer level the playing field by achieving fair pricing for its core product.
Our team secured a first-of-its-kind decision from the U.S. Court of International Trade.
We stood by our client when the U.S. Government mistakenly billed it $200 million in customs duties.
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2018 will forever be remembered as a wild year in the realm of international trade.
Carlos Rodriguez offers insight on Federal Maritime Commission and hours-of-service regulations and opportunities in e-commerce.
A trio of international trade lawyers explain some of the key provisions of the U.S., Mexico, Canada trade agreement.
Carlos Rodriguez discusses new Federal Maritime Commission rules in connection with negotiated rate arrangements and NVOCC service arrangements.
Grant Leach, Linda Tiller and Cortney Morgan discuss what new sanctions could mean for persons doing business in Russia.
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Beau Jackson will participate in the panel, "Enforcing Intellectual Property Rights in the U.S." at the USPTO China IP Road Show Thursday, August 30.
Working with Husch Blackwell’s Washington, DC-based International Trade Remedies team headed by Jeffrey Neeley, TricorBraun developed a coordinated strategy to protect the current supply of glassware available to small and mid-market businesses across the U.S.
Tettlebaum is the committee’s only member from the state of Missouri and just one of two members currently residing in the Midwest.
The New York/New Jersey Foreign Freight Forwarders & Brokers Association award honors those “who have given generously of their knowledge, time, and commitment to the association over the years.”
Morgan is one of 10 subject-matter experts who will provide insight and feedback to Law360 on the topic of international trade.
Nithya Nagarajan comments on the backlog of exemption requests flooding the Department of Commerce in the wake of new tariffs.
Nithya Nagarajan presents on recent executive orders signed under the President’s Section 232 authority and that impose significant tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
Nithya Nagarajan explains how the U.S.’s approach to Section 232 is causing market uncertainty.
Cortney Morgan comments on the impact of new sanctions on U.S.-based customers of Rusal, the Russian aluminum producer.
Nithya Nagarajan and Beau Jackson explore the implications of new tariffs on U.S.-based businesses.