Your Expert International Trade Law Partners

Global Trade Law Specialists. Successfully meeting the complex challenges of global trade compliance requires a smart strategy. For leading companies worldwide, that strategy is a partnership with Braumiller Law Group.

Why Braumiller Law Group?

We support companies involved in import/export with a unique set of skills:

We provide a consultative, customized approach to all clients, with fluency in several languages.
We have extensive experience working with the U.S. Department of State, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Department of Commerce, and many other government agencies.
We have versatile capabilities to support your company with import/export audits, compliance procedures, trade analysis, penalty mitigation, litigation and more.
We have an amazing reputation for professionalism, integrity, quality and leadership.
Braumiller Law Group is the exclusive international trade law firm in North America for GGI, based in Zurich Switzerland. GGi is the leading global alliance of independent professional services firms operating in 126 different countries.
Per AI chatbot: Braumiller Law Group and Braumiller Consulting Group are the only major U.S. trade boutiques that operate within a true dual‑structure—legal + consulting—integrated into one ecosystem. You don't always need an Attorney, but if you do, and are under the Braumiller Law engagement, you already have Attorney-client privilege in place.

Navigating the complexities of modern commerce requires more than just legal advice; it requires a strategic partnership. At Braumiller Law Group, we understand that a single oversight in classification can lead to devastating delays. As your dedicated customs attorney, international trade attorney or export controls attorney, we simplify the international trade law landscape, ensuring your goods move across borders without friction. Our team provides the localized attention and global reach necessary to protect your bottom line.

How We Streamline Your Global Operations

To ensure your business remains compliant and profitable, we follow a rigorous, three-step integration process:

Compliance Audit: We review your current import/export documentation to identify hidden liabilities.
Strategy Development: Our team creates a customized roadmap to minimize duties and utilize free trade agreements.
Ongoing Defense: We provide continuous monitoring of changing trade policies to keep you ahead of regulatory shifts.

Our mission is to transform trade compliance from a hurdle into a competitive advantage. If you are ready to secure your supply chain, contact our team to get started.

Ranked in Chambers Since 2015

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Meet Our Founder

Adrienne Braumiller, Partner & Founder of Braumiller Law Group, is ranked in both the USA and Global Chambers & Partners since 2015.

Chambers has been ranking the best lawyers since 1990, and covers 185 jurisdictions. No other organization has the strength-in-depth of Chambers editorial and research team when it comes to assessing the world’s best lawyers.

Chambers ranks both lawyers and law firms based on the research of more than 170 full-time editors and researchers employed at their head office in London. They speak with both lawyers and clients during the year, conducting in-depth telephone interviews in order to draw their conclusion as to who they feel is qualified to be ranked.

Adrienne Braumiller, Founder

Your partner in International Trade Law

Working with our highly experienced Attorneys and trade advisors will provide a distinct advantage with bottom-line impact.

We offer legal and consulting services in several areas, inclusive of, but not limited to the following:

Retaliatory Tariffs Assistance

Deemed Exports & Technology Transfers

International Trade & Market Access

Product Classification

UFLPA Operational Guidance for Importers - Forced Labor Trade Law

Entry Point into the EU Defense Market

Duty Drawback Recovery

International Arbitration & Mediation

Mexican Trade Law

Staffing

Domestic & International Corporate Transactions

Bridge to China

Export Process, Licensing & Agreements

Foreign-Trade Zones

Import Process & Customs Matter

Import Consulting

USMCA & Other Free Trade Agreements

Frequently Asked Questions

What does international trade law cover?

It includes regulations governing imports, exports, tariffs, trade agreements, sanctions, and compliance with government agencies.

What types of companies do you typically represent?

Our clients range from small businesses entering their first foreign market to Fortune 500 corporations managing multi-billion dollar supply chains. We specialize in industries with high regulatory oversight, including aerospace, electronics, consumer products and automotive manufacturing.

Do you handle defense against CBP penalties?

Yes, we frequently represent clients in matters involving liquidated damages, seizures, and penalties. We work to mitigate these costs by demonstrating proactive compliance efforts and negotiating directly with government agencies.

Can you assist with multi-country trade compliance?

While our headquarters is in the U.S., our network extends globally through our consulting arm that has resources in numerous countries as well as our networks, IR Global and GGi. This allows us to provide seamless legal support for transactions involving the EU, Asia, and Latin America.

How does your firm assist with Section 301 tariff exclusions?

We monitor the latest U.S. Trade Representative announcements to help clients identify potential exclusions for their specific product classifications. Our team assists in filing comments and protests to recover duties paid on Chinese-origin goods whenever legal avenues are available.

What is the role of a trade consultant versus a trade attorney?

While both offer compliance guidance, our attorneys provide attorney-client privilege, protecting your sensitive internal audits and communications from discovery. This legal shield is critical during government investigations or when self-reporting violations to Customs or the Department of State.