By Whittier Law Group — Business-Focused Trade Compliance AttorneysIntroduction: Why Importers Need Legal Guidance Now More Than EverThe U.S. government’s recent announcement of the “Liberation Day” tariffs has sent shockwaves through the global supply chain. With a new universal 10% tariff on most imports, a sharp increase to 125% tariffs on goods from China, and …
African Countries Can Avoid the Worst from Altering U.S. Trade Policies – By Being Strategically Proactive African leaders are acutely aware that a second Donald Trump presidency could disrupt trade and investment on the continent. Given his track record of imposing tariffs and reshaping global trade dynamics, African companies must proactively seek private sector allies …
As global trade becomes more digital, businesses across Africa, the U.S., and the EU are looking for faster, more reliable ways to complete cross-border transactions. One of the most promising tools in this space is Tether (USDT)—a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar that offers both speed and stability in international payments. But while the …
Why You Need a Business Arbitration Lawyer Before Signing or Modifying Arbitration Clauses When it comes to resolving disputes in business transactions, arbitration is a common alternative to traditional litigation. It’s faster, more private, and often more cost-effective. But not all arbitration agreements are created equal—especially when parties attempt to modify the standard rules set …
With President-elect Donald Trump signaling an aggressive stance on trade with China, including proposed tariffs as high as 45% on Chinese imports, international trade attorneys need to proactively prepare their clients for a rapidly evolving trade landscape. These proposals, aimed at addressing trade imbalances and alleged unfair trade practices, could significantly disrupt global supply chains, …
By Whittier Law Group — Business-Focused Trade Compliance AttorneysIntroduction: Why Importers Need Legal Guidance Now More Than EverThe U.S. government’s recent announcement of the “Liberation Day” tariffs has sent shockwaves through the global supply chain. With a new universal 10% tariff on most imports, a sharp increase to 125% tariffs on goods from China, and …
African Countries Can Avoid the Worst from Altering U.S. Trade Policies – By Being Strategically Proactive African leaders are acutely aware that a second Donald Trump presidency could disrupt trade and investment on the continent. Given his track record of imposing tariffs and reshaping global trade dynamics, African companies must proactively seek private sector allies …
As global trade becomes more digital, businesses across Africa, the U.S., and the EU are looking for faster, more reliable ways to complete cross-border transactions. One of the most promising tools in this space is Tether (USDT)—a stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar that offers both speed and stability in international payments. But while the …
Why You Need a Business Arbitration Lawyer Before Signing or Modifying Arbitration Clauses When it comes to resolving disputes in business transactions, arbitration is a common alternative to traditional litigation. It’s faster, more private, and often more cost-effective. But not all arbitration agreements are created equal—especially when parties attempt to modify the standard rules set …
With President-elect Donald Trump signaling an aggressive stance on trade with China, including proposed tariffs as high as 45% on Chinese imports, international trade attorneys need to proactively prepare their clients for a rapidly evolving trade landscape. These proposals, aimed at addressing trade imbalances and alleged unfair trade practices, could significantly disrupt global supply chains, …
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