Get back every dollar you paid in IEEPA tariffs.

The Supreme Court struck them down on February 20, 2026. CBP owes $166 billion in refunds to over 330,000 U.S. importers. We recover yours — on contingency, with zero upfront

WHY YOU NEED LEGAL COUNSEL

Self-filing is a costly mistake.

CBP's CAPE portal lets you submit a claim. It doesn't do the work that determines

whether you actually recover what you're owed.

01

Per-Entry Rolling Deadlines

Every entry has its own 180-day protest clock under 19

U.S.C. § 1514. Miss it on one entry and that refund is

gone permanently

02

Tariff Stacking

Most entries carry layered tariffs — IEEPA, Section 301,

Section 232, MFN. Only the IEEPA portion is refundable.

Miscalculating triggers audits.

03

Compliance Review

Filing for a refund invites CBP to review your

classification and valuation decisions during the tariff

period. We review before we file

04

Government Offset Defense

The government can offset your IEEPA refund against

other tariff liabilities. Self-filers have no mechanism to

challenge offsets.

05

Attorney-Client Privilege

What you tell a customs broker or filing service is

discoverable by CBP. Only attorney-client privilege

protects sensitive conversations.

06

CIT Litigation Backstop

If CBP denies your claim, only an attorney can take it to

the U.S. Court of International Trade. Outside deadline is

February 2027.

HOW RECOVERY WORKS

From first call to refund in your account.

Free Consultation

30-minute call with a trade attorney. We confirm eligibility, estimate your refund, and

explain the timeline. No obligation.

Engagement & Data Pull

If we move forward, we sign a contingency engagement — no upfront fee. Our team pulls your full entry history from CBP

Review & Filing

Attorneys review your compliance posture under privilege, isolate the refundable

IEEPA portion, and file the claim.

Recovery & Payout

We defend against offsets, escalate to CIT if needed, and your refund hits your account.

You pay only on recovery

COMMON QUESTIONS

What we hear from importers.

Isn't my customs broker handling this?

Brokers pull data and file entries. They don't manage CIT litigation, compliance review, interest calculations, or deadline monitoring. Ask your broker what they're actually doing — it's usually far less than they imply

I'd rather wait and see how CAPE shakes out

Every entry has its own 180-day protest deadline — entries from early 2025 are aging out right now. CAPE may not even cover entries that have already finally liquidated. The only path is a formal protest, filed now.

What does this actually cost?

The consultation is free. If you engage us, the entire matter is 100% contingency — we take a percentage of what we recover, after we recover it. No upfront fees, no retainer. Recover nothing, pay nothing.

FREE · NO OBLIGATION · 30 MINUTES

Every week you wait, more entries age out.

Book a free consultation. We'll tell you what you're owed and whether it's worth moving forward.

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