If your business imports goods into the United States, you may have been charged illegal tariffs on your shipments.
We are investigating potential claims on behalf of businesses that have paid—or are being billed for—tariffs on imported goods since February 2025.
Who May Qualify
Businesses that:
- Regularly import goods into the United States
- Have imported goods at any point since February 2025
- Have been assessed tariffs by U.S. Customs and Border Protection
You may qualify if your business is in any of the following situations:
- You received and paid a final tariff bill from Customs
- You received a final bill but have not yet paid
- You are still awaiting a final bill for recent shipments
Businesses that have already paid at least one tariff may be especially strong candidates.
What’s Happening
Our investigation has found that businesses may have been subjected to improper or unlawful tariff charges on imported goods.
Customs typically issues final tariff bills within 314 days of entry, meaning many businesses are still receiving or awaiting charges for recent imports.
These tariffs can significantly impact your bottom line—and you may be entitled to recover those costs.
See if you qualify for compensation. Complete our form today.