Braumiller Law Group

What does international trade law cover?

It includes regulations governing imports, exports, tariffs, trade agreements, and compliance with government agencies.

What types of companies do you typically represent?

Our clients range from small businesses entering their first foreign market to Fortune 500 corporations managing multi-billion dollar supply chains. We specialize in industries with high regulatory oversight, including aerospace, electronics, and automotive manufacturing.

Do you handle defense against CBP penalties?

Yes, we frequently represent clients in matters involving liquidated damages, seizures, and penalties. We work to mitigate these costs by demonstrating proactive compliance efforts and negotiating directly with government agencies.

Can you assist with multi-country trade compliance?

While our headquarters is in the U.S., our network extends globally through IR Global and GGi. This allows us to provide seamless legal support for transactions involving the EU, Asia, and Latin America.

How does your firm assist with Section 301 tariff exclusions?

We monitor the latest U.S. Trade Representative announcements to help clients identify potential exclusions for their specific product classifications. Our team assists in filing comments and protests to recover duties paid on Chinese-origin goods whenever legal avenues are available.

What is the role of a trade consultant versus a trade attorney?

While both offer compliance guidance, our attorneys provide attorney-client privilege, protecting your sensitive internal audits and communications from discovery. This legal shield is critical during government investigations or when self-reporting violations to Customs or the Department of State.