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Wrong Courthouse, Wrong Case: Why Customs Duty Recovery Belongs in the Court of International Trade

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Sheppard Mullin – The current Administration has made clear that tariffs are a priority, whether through broad tariff policies or aggressive task forces targeting alleged customs and trade fraud.

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