Securing Tariff Refunds

The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule on whether President Trump lacked authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose global tariffs. This decision could unlock over $90 billion in refunds for U.S. companies—but only for those who act quickly.

Why This Matters to Your Business

Millions at Stake: Companies that paid IEEPA tariffs may recover substantial refunds.

Limited Window: Refunds will likely require a formal legal process, likely through the Court of International Trade (CIT). Delay could mean losing priority or facing significant delays.

Competitive Rush: More than 1,000 claims have already been filed, including several by Fortune 500 Companies. Acting now ensures your company is positioned to recover funds promptly.

How Brownstein Can Help

Brownstein Difference: What sets us apart is that we combine trade litigation expertise with a leading government affairs practice. We can help clients provide input into the potential tariff refund process to ensure claims are processed efficiently.

Skilled Team: Brownstein brings unmatched experience—trade and tariff lawyers, former DOJ prosecutors, White House, congressional and federal agency aides and D.C. insiders with direct access to critical intelligence and policymakers shaping the refund process.

Comprehensive Representation: From filing to judgment to collection, we handle the entire process and have already filed claims on behalf of our clients. Our engagement includes:

• Evaluating the claim, including key deadlines.
• Filing a complaint with the Court of International Trade (CIT).
• Seeking injunctive relief as necessary.
• Filing an amended complaint after the upcoming Supreme Court decision.
• Developing a government affairs strategy to pursue tariff refunds quickly while maintaining positive relations with the administration.

Act Now

The Supreme Court’s decision is imminent. Waiting could cost your business millions. Brownstein is ready to protect your interests.