Galloway Johnson Tompkins Burr & Smith represented a European wood products company in a tariff refund claim and successfully secured the entire $1.4 million refund. New Orleans attorney Parker Bradley led the Firm’s efforts and worked with Managing Director Jason Waguespack in filing the claim in the International Court of Claims.
Bradley has been actively monitoring the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) ruling’s impact on international importers and leveraged his intricate understanding of the issue into a favorable result for his clients.
Read Bradley’s insight on tariff refunds here.
Galloway Representation in Tariff Refund Claims
Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling that IEEPA does not authorize presidential tariffs, Galloway partners with international organizations in assessing refund opportunities and navigate the process to pursue recovery. We advise on Post Summary Corrections, timely Customs and Border Protection protests, and protective filings with the U.S. Court of International Trade, as appropriate. By aligning legal strategy with entry data, liquidation deadlines, and procedural requirements, Galloway helps businesses preserve potential recovery opportunities and advance their tariff refund efforts.
Parker Bradley is a New Orleans-based litigator who fiercely defends his clients in liability and litigation matters. His experience includes commercial contract drafting, international trade disputes, and tariff-related matters. With a hands-on approach from early case assessment through resolution, Parker understands the importance of quality representation.
From commercial litigation to tariff-related matters, Galloway provides high-quality representation that protects operational vitality and brands.
