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.
November’s U.S. presidential election will play a significant role in determining the trajectory of trade policy; however, there are also larger trends at work that will likely transcend the election and persist well into the future.
Intensifying geopolitical crises, increasing regulatory burdens, and uncertain macroeconomic conditions have led to an era of caution for manufacturers.
U.S. importers and exporters are navigating a new enforcement landscape where government officials are working collectively across agencies and increasingly leveraging new technologies.
With each passing day it becomes more apparent the world that entered the COVID-19 pandemic is not the world that emerged from it.
What manufacturers can expect in the new year.
How to get trade ready in 2023.
How to get trade ready in 2022.
How to get trade ready in 2021.
How to get trade ready in 2020.
Pre-Election Webinar Series
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.
The firm anticipates clients' needs and provides clear, concise and business-minded advice in a very timely fashion.