USA Law

Tag: Foreign trade regulation

  • Court of International Trade

    Court of International Trade in the United States Court Of International Trade Definition A court established by Congress under Article III of the Constitution to hear cases involving U.S. international trade law, including questions concerning tariffs, dumping, countervailing duties, and […]

  • Court of International Trade

    Court of International Trade in the United States Court Of International Trade Definition A court established by Congress under Article III of the Constitution to hear cases involving U.S. international trade law, including questions concerning tariffs, dumping, countervailing duties, and […]

  • Advance Ruling Procedures

    Advance Ruling Procedures in the United States Generally Importers, exporters and producers of goods may obtain advance rulings from the customs administrations of Canada, Mexico and the United States regarding application of the NAFTA to future importations of goods into each country. […]

  • Antiboycott Laws

    Antiboycott Laws in the United States During the mid-1970’s the United States adopted two laws that seek to counteract the participation of U.S. citizens in other nation’s economic boycotts or embargoes. These antiboycott laws are the 1977 amendments to the Export Administration Act (EAA) and […]

  • Voluntary Disclosure

    Voluntary Disclose in the United States Disclose in General: Historical Definition To disclose an offense, is not to state it or confess to it; but to make the offense known for the first time. (…). To disclose a defense upon the merits, means not merely to say there is a defense, but to […]