CBP's CAPE Phase 1 launches April 20, 2026. Learn which entries are excluded from Phase 1 and why the exclusions affect Chinese-goods importers most. Boston customs attorney explains AD/CVD, reconciliation, drawback, and protest considerations.

Becoming a US franchise partner for a Taiwanese or Chinese brand? Learn about FDD requirements, entity structuring, trademark issues, import obligations, and dispute resolution for cross-border franchise deals. Boston attorney.

What separates US-China business ventures that succeed from those that fail? Patterns from cross-border deal structuring with Chinese investors. Boston trade attorney.

Importing from China? IEEPA refunds involve AD/CVD exclusions, Section 301 overlap, and IOR issues other importers don't face. Boston customs attorney explains.

US-side partner in a Chinese manufacturer brand venture? Legal guide covering entity structure, supply agreements, trademark strategy, and exit planning.

The CIT paused its IEEPA tariff refund order after CBP said it needs 45 days. The government says importers must sue. But deadlines are still running. Boston customs attorney explains what the March 6 conference means for your entries.

After the Federal Circuit's March 2 ruling, IEEPA tariff refunds are moving forward. Learn what it costs to file at the CIT, key deadlines, and what importers need to do.

The Supreme Court ruled IEEPA tariffs unlawful. Learn what importers need to do now to pursue refunds, including CIT filing deadlines and documentation requirements. Boston customs attorney.

While waiting for the Supreme Court, the December 15 CIT ruling changed IEEPA tariff refund strategy. Learn what this means if you already filed a protest.

Common legal questions when a Chinese parent company owns a US subsidiary. Transfer pricing, customs valuation, corporate governance, and personal liability.

Costco and 75+ companies are suing for IEEPA tariff refunds. Learn why a CBP protest alone may not be enough and what importers should do now.

Even if Supreme Court strikes down IEEPA tariffs, getting refunds won't be automatic. Learn about 180-day deadlines and why importers must act now.

Supreme Court ruling expected early 2026. Importers must file protests NOW to preserve IEEPA tariff refund rights. 180-day deadlines are absolute. Boston customs attorney explains.

Supreme Court heard arguments today on IEEPA tariffs. Justice Barrett asked about refunds—they won't be automatic. Importers have strict deadlines to file protests or lose refund rights permanently. Boston customs attorney explains.

Warning signs of customer financial distress appear 60-90 days before default. Learn to recognize payment pattern changes and protect your business early.

Practical steps when customers miss payments. Investigation, documentation, and escalation strategies from Chang Law Group.

Customer claiming economic hardship to avoid payment? Learn why courts reject these defenses and how to respond effectively. Massachusetts business law guide.

Essential guide to UCC Article 2's "battle of the forms" for businesses. Learn how conflicting contract terms are resolved and protect your interests in commercial transactions.

Guide to legal advice for businesses facing tariff contract disputes. Learn defensive strategies for existing contracts and proactive planning for new agreements in 2025.