Our webinars and on-demand training provide up-to-the-minute information on trade and customs matters including classification, valuation, duty reduction, import compliance, trade remedies, and free trade agreements.

Whether you’re looking for a refresher course or are new to the industry and want to get up to speed fast, this comprehensive overview of import laws, regulations, and best practices will give you the resources and information you need to tackle a …

Our live webinars provide up-to-the-minute information on trade and customs matters including classification, valuation, duty reduction, import compliance, trade remedies, and free trade agreements. Attendees receive a copy of all materials and are invited to email questions directly to the instructor.

Our on demand webinars give you trade and customs training on your schedule. They cover matters including classification, valuation, duty reduction, import compliance, trade remedies, and free trade agreements.

Leading international trade and customs law firm Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A., announced today that five experienced international trade attorneys from customs law firm The Law Office of Lawrence W. Hanson, P.C. have joined the firm, establishing an ST&R presence in Houston.

Natural Resources Defense Council and its implications for customs compliance. Chevron deference, which traditionally granted federal agencies deference in interpreting ambiguous statutes, has been a cornerstone of regulatory law for the last 40 years.

Information, deadlines and resource documents for U.S. trade and tariff actions and resources for how your company can respond. Responding to Tariff Increases Section 301 Tariffs on China

We have represented U.S. importers and global exporters in antidumping, countervailing duties and other trade actions before the ITC and ITA and, where necessary, the Court of International Trade and appellate courts.

Don't miss this opportunity to gain a thorough understanding of the new regulations surrounding the USMCA automotive certification requirements to ensure your compliance with the latest regulations. The interim final rule becomes effective March 18, 2025 and interested parties can submit comments to the interim final rule by the effective date.

This webinar will review (1) the basics of the CTPAT Trade Compliance program, (2) likely future changes and what’s staying the same, (3) CBP expectations for applicants, and (4) tangible best practices for participants as well as techniques for maintaining import …