Peter S. Herrick Law Blog

Do not let U.S. Customs issues negatively affect your business. Let one of our attorneys at Peter S. Herrick, P.A. help you.... Read More

In the modern international business arena, issues surrounding commodity and technology exports are at the forefront of business debate. So are issues regarding imports into the United States. Documentation requirements for both imports and exports have grown more stringent. Penalties for non-compliance with import export regulation have risen.... Read More

Every country aspires to export goods and services abroad.  This not only boosts the economy of the country in question, but promotes the country itself and may lead to the ability to more easily import goods and services at more favorable rates.  However, the import export business is a difficult one for even seasoned business people to master.

While starting any import export venture is difficult, you can take a number of steps to help ease the... Read More

When you are departing and/or entering the United States carrying more than $10,000 in cash, money or currency you must file a report with Customs.  If you fail to file the report this money will be subject to seizure.  We have been very successful in having much of this money refunded.  You may review our successes on our website:  CustomsLawyer.net... Read More

When you are departing and/or entering the United States carrying more than $10,000 in cash, money or currency you must file a report with Customs.  If you fail to file the report this money will be subject to seizure.  We have been very successful in having much of this money refunded.  You may review our successes on our website:  CustomsLawyer.net... Read More

Our law firm has been successful in having the U S Court of International Trade and the U S Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to order the U S Trade Representative and the U S Customs and Border Protection to terminate the collection of 100% duties on certain products imported from the EU.  Furthermore for those importers who have filed claims in the USCIT the courts have ordered the refund of these duties with interest from July 29, 2007 to the present.  Any importer who has paid these 100% duties should immediately file claims for refunds in the USCIT.... Read More