International Law

Bob Brewer of The Braumiller Group is joined by Victoria Holmes of the Dispatch to talk about global trade and drones​.

This article is Part 3 of a four-part series on Canadian sanctions compliance. Part 1 — Overview covered the core legislative framework. Part 2 — Real Estate examined sanctions risk in real estate transactions. Part 3 focuses on the cross-border compliance conflict that arises when Canadian and U.S. Cuba sanctions obligations collide. Part 4 (July 21) will address Canada’s export control rules and recent amendments to the Export Control List.

The Supreme Court's decision in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump invalidated tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, creating potential refund opportunities for importers who paid duties under these programs. The administration has responded by replacing these tariffs with new ones under alternative statutory authorities like Section 301, raising questions about whether these replacement tariffs will withstand judicial scrutiny and what strategies importers should adopt movin