US | Webinar: IEEPA litigation: understanding legal compliance and customs brokerage basics

The International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) is the legal authority used by the U.S. government to impose certain tariffs through Executive Orders during declared national emergencies. Ongoing litigation is challenging the scope and legality of these tariffs, creating uncertainty for importers and customs brokers. This webinar will provide a clear, practical update on the current IEEPA litigation landscape and outline the compliance, protest, and risk considerations organizations should be evaluating now. Agenda

• IEEPA litigation overview: what’s being challenged and why it matters for your entries.
• Refund uncertainty: will refunds be automatic or require proactive action?
• Protests – deadlines and requirements. The 180-day rule and what must be filed to preserve rights.
• Strategic actions for brokers and importers: how to protect claims and reduce exposure now.
• Risks of not filing: how missed deadlines can permanently bar recovery.

Speakers

• Briand Baldwin, National Operations Manager, ATL NZ-O, Kuehne+Nagel
• Richard Grant, Director, Customs Trade Compliance, NYC NZ-CB, Kuehne+Nagel
• Stan Vick, National Customs Consultant, NYC NZ-CB, Kuehne+Nagel

Whether you're managing imports, overseeing compliance, or advising clients, this session will equip you with actionable strategies to protect your organization and mitigate exposure. The webinar will last approximately 75 minutes and include a Q&A session. Can’t attend live? Register and we’ll share the recording after the event.