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US Customs Releases Proposed Drawback Rules Comments Due September 16th
Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act of 2018 (FIRRMA)
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About The International Trade Practice Group

Lawyers and professionals in Kelley Drye’s leading International Trade practice guide clients through complex trade rules and restrictions to address injury caused by imported goods, as well as to successfully import and export their products and services. The practice is noted for experience in protecting U.S. manufacturers against unfairly traded goods and for insight into the politics surrounding trade issues. Beyond significant experience with antidumping, countervailing duties and other trade remedies, it has robust export, customs, trade policy and international dispute resolution capabilities.

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