Tariff

Groundbreaking Lawsuit Challenges Trump’s Unprecedented Tariff Powers Under Emergency Act

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Washington, D.C. – A recent lawsuit striking at the Trump administration’s extensive tariffs asserts that President Donald Trump’s declaration of an emergency to enforce trade measures on a global scale is legally questionable. This action diverges from traditional trade practices, instead invoking the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), a strategy no prior president has used to implement such tariffs. This legal challenge could lead to significant economic implications, potentially unwinding tariffs that have impacted consumer prices and business costs worldwide. In a move that heightened tensions internationally, President Trump on April 2, 2025, endorsed … Read more

Mastering the Waves of Global Trade: Attorney Tiffany Comprés Analyzes Legal Implications Amid Tariff Tumult

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Miami, FL — Tiffany Comprés, a skilled attorney specializing in international disputes, serves as a co-chair for the Pierson Ferdinand International Disputes and Practices group. With her vast expertise in areas such as agriculture, food, logistics, manufacturing, and energy, Comprés represents both U.S. and international companies in complex arbitration and litigation processes. As one of only 51 attorneys board-certified in International Law by the Florida Bar, her work has garnered acclaim, identifying her as a prominent, rising figure in her field. Comprés’s proficiency is particularly evident in global trade law, focusing on the U.N. Convention … Read more