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Tariff Refund Mechanism Takes Shape After Supreme Court’s IEEPA Ruling
Following the Supreme Court’s decision that IEEPA does not authorize tariffs, the U.S. Court of International Trade has ordered CBP to refund approximately $165 billion in unlawfully collected IEEPA duties, and CBP is building a new refund system called CAPE. Skadden attorneys examine what companies need to know about the refund process, including the threat of potential delays.
Tariff Refund Mechanism Takes Shape After Supreme Court’s IEEPA Ruling
Weighing the Cost: Retailers’ Technology and Data Use When Setting Prices Subject to Increased Scrutiny
Algorithmic and “surveillance” pricing are increasingly becoming the target of litigation, legislation and regulatory investigations. We examine ways retailers can evaluate the software and data used to set prices, implications of recently enacted and proposed statutes, and regulatory and case law developments at the federal, state and local levels.
Weighing the Cost: Retailers’ Technology and Data Use When Setting Prices Subject to Increased Scrutiny
Following the Supreme Court’s decision that IEEPA does not authorize tariffs, the U.S. Court of International Trade has ordered CBP to refund approximately $165 billion in unlawfully collected IEEPA duties, and CBP is building a new refund system called CAPE. Skadden attorneys examine what companies need to know about the refund process, including the threat of potential delays.
Tariff Refund Mechanism Takes Shape After Supreme Court’s IEEPA Ruling
Algorithmic and “surveillance” pricing are increasingly becoming the target of litigation, legislation and regulatory investigations. We examine ways retailers can evaluate the software and data used to set prices, implications of recently enacted and proposed statutes, and regulatory and case law developments at the federal, state and local levels.
Weighing the Cost: Retailers’ Technology and Data Use When Setting Prices Subject to Increased Scrutiny
The Fifth Circuit denied the FTC’s request to stay a district court decision finding that expanded Hart-Scott-Rodino premerger notification filing requirements were unlawful, so applicants can file on the old forms until further notice.
Fifth Circuit Denies FTC’s Motion to Stay Ruling That Invalidated New HSR Filing Rules
While the EU’s NIS2 cybersecurity directive is being enacted into member states’ laws, the European Commission has proposed amending its scope, adding ransomware reporting obligations and expanding representative appointment requirements.
European Commission Announces Potential NIS2 Cybersecurity Reform With Implementation Well Underway
Fifth Circuit Denies FTC’s Motion to Stay Ruling That Invalidated New HSR Filing Rules
The Fifth Circuit denied the FTC’s request to stay a district court decision finding that expanded Hart-Scott-Rodino premerger notification filing requirements were unlawful, so applicants can file on the old forms until further notice.
Fifth Circuit Denies FTC’s Motion to Stay Ruling That Invalidated New HSR Filing Rules
European Commission Announces Potential NIS2 Cybersecurity Reform With Implementation Well Underway
While the EU’s NIS2 cybersecurity directive is being enacted into member states’ laws, the European Commission has proposed amending its scope, adding ransomware reporting obligations and expanding representative appointment requirements.
European Commission Announces Potential NIS2 Cybersecurity Reform With Implementation Well Underway
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