Top Trade Law Daily Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
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| Article | Reference # |
|---|---|
| Trade Lawyers Open New Washington Law Firm | 2503040065 |
| Section 301 Most Likely Basis for Reciprocal Tariffs, Though Much Unknown, Lawyers Say | 2502280060 |
| Sprinkler Importer Says CBP Wrongly Reversed Long-Standing Practice Without Notice | 2503030059 |
| US Seeks Nearly $2M for Unpaid Duties on Chinese Garlic Imports | 2503030043 |
| Pencil Importer Says Commerce Put Illegal Emphasis on 'Prefabrication' in Substantial Transformation Analysis | 2502280016 |
| Oral Arguments in Plywood Case Discuss Product Similarity, Chinese Gov't Questionnaire Responses | 2503050059 |
| Newly Released CBP HQ Rulings Feb. 28 | 2503060004 |
| US Requests Rehearing on Case Involving Classification of 'Parts of Parts' for Aircraft Brakes | 2503030041 |
| CIT Stays One Rail Coupler Case as Another Gathers Steam | 2503030072 |
| In Complaint, German Importer Says CBP Sought Duties for US-Origin Product Returned for Repairs | 2503060074 |