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Before importing into the United States, review tariff classification, declared value, country of origin, and applicable duties. For an export, confirm jurisdiction and classification, then check the destination, parties, and end use. If goods may fall within an antidumping or countervailing duty order, review its written scope and the applicable cash deposit requirements.
CBP import guidance · BIS export rules · Commerce AD/CVD guidance
Trade sectors and practical guidance
OFAC sanctions for exporters and manufacturers · International trade and transactional compliance · Export controls and remote access to technology
Export Law and Compliance
Legal support with U.S. export controls, including EAR and ITAR compliance, export licensing, product classification, deemed exports, sanctions screening, and compliance audits.
Import Law and Compliance
Assistance with U.S. import regulations, customs procedures, tariff classification, country-of-origin requirements, duty obligations, recordkeeping, and responses to regulatory inquiries.
Antidumping Law
Legal representation in antidumping matters involving allegations that imported products are sold below fair value. Services may include investigations, administrative reviews, duty assessments, and proceedings before U.S. trade authorities.