In the intricate world of international trade, customs and regulatory compliance remain the heartbeats of successful global businesses. At Reidel Law Firm, we’ve spent a decade dedicated to assisting importers, exporters, and multinational companies in navigating the vast sea of trade regulations. Celebrating 10 years of global excellence, we’ve stood at the forefront of international trade law, championing the interests of our clients across continents.
While trade across borders surges in numbers, so do the responsibilities and expectations of businesses operating on the international stage. Customs and other regulatory bodies demand meticulous reporting, advocating for a standard of reasonable care. Non-compliance doesn’t just carry monetary repercussions; it can levy penalties as severe as imprisonment for both negligence and fraud.
Recognizing the criticality of stringent compliance, Reidel Law Firm’s International Trade Law division is your strategic partner in global business. Serving Texas and the international community, we demystify the multifaceted import and export regulations, enabling businesses to stride confidently on the global stage. Our mission is two-fold: mitigating risks while unveiling opportunities, ensuring our clients’ needs are met with precision and expertise.
Providing guidance on the correct classification of imported goods under the Harmonized System, ensuring accurate duty payments.
Assisting clients in determining the appropriate customs value of imported merchandise, considering transactional value, related-party pricing, and more.
Offering advice on a wide range of regulatory requirements, such as labeling, standards, and safety regulations specific to imported goods.
Evaluating customs entry documentation to ensure accurate and timely submission, minimizing potential errors and penalties.
Conducting reviews of past customs entries to identify potential errors, overpayments, or areas of non-compliance.
Evaluating a company’s import processes to identify potential risks and suggesting best practices to mitigate those risks.
Representing clients during customs audits, ensuring their rights are upheld and navigating complex regulatory scenarios.
Guiding clients on the correct classification of products under the Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) or the Harmonized System for duty calculation.
Identifying whether a product requires an export license and assisting in the license application process.
Examining export-related documents such as commercial invoices, packing lists, and shipper’s letters of instruction to ensure their accuracy and completeness.
Advising on how to navigate trade restrictions and embargoes enforced by bodies like the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).
Offering insights into the unique export regulations of different countries to ensure compliance with local laws.
Analyzing a company’s export activities to identify potential vulnerabilities and offering solutions to manage and mitigate those risks.
Representing clients during government audits related to export activities, ensuring a streamlined process and minimal disruptions. Assisting clients in proactively disclosing violations to the appropriate government bodies, potentially reducing penalties.
At Reidel Law Firm, we value human touch. Our clients communicate directly with experts, ensuring timely, clear, and efficient counsel. Say goodbye to robotic menus and layers of intermediaries.
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We pride ourselves on delivering on our promises. Our realistic timelines ensure that we not only meet but often exceed expectations, solidifying our reputation as a dependable legal partner.
“International Trade Minute: Where Time is Trade,” your go-to source for the latest updates in U.S. trade law and regulations. Prepared by seasoned trade attorneys, our twice-weekly podcast serves as a compass trade professionals navigating the complex waters of international trade in the United States.
Are you considering importing or exporting goods to the U.S. but feel overwhelmed by the labyrinth of regulations? Have you encountered a compliance hiccup that’s holding up your operations? We’ve got you covered. In easily digestible, quick-fire episodes, we break down the most pressing issues in trade, from tariff changes to legal verdicts, to ensure you remain compliant and protected.
Why spend hours wading through lengthy articles or legal jargon? Tune in to get your essential trade updates, all in the time it takes to enjoy your coffee break. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts, and join the conversation with a network of like-minded professionals on LinkedIn.
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