Trade Tariffs

As in 2025, the first few months of 2026 have seen fashion and retail companies operating in an environment where legal developments increasingly shape day-to-day business decisions...

The White House is progressing on its two-step plan to impose tariffs following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision overturning IEEPA tariffs.

The Trump Administration has launched two sweeping Section 301 investigations that could subject multiple countries to new tariffs. Public reporting suggests that these investigations are just the start of several new Section 301 actions the Administration intends to take to reimpose tariffs under different legal authorities than the recently struck-down use of International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).

Anti-dumping duties are among the most powerful instruments in global trade regulation. They aim to level the playing field by offsetting the impact of goods sold at "unfairly low" prices, protecting domestic producers from economic harm.