USMCA & Free Trade Agreement Legal & Compliance Services

By thoroughly understanding the business ramifications as well as the legal challenges linked with free trade issues, the attorneys and professionals at Braumiller Law Group can guide clients toward optimal compliance solutions.

  • Cost-benefit analysis of savings and risks
  • Determining eligibility and strategies for using FTAs
  • Product analysis for ensuring valid FTA certifications and proper marking
  • Development of written compliance procedures
  • Specialized product-driven training tailored to client’s needs
  • Internal review of USMCA Certificate of Origin and supporting records
  • Representation before Mexican, Canadian and U.S. Customs Authorities during NAFTA Verifications
  • Penalty petitions and penalty avoidance

Read our most recent articles on this topic:

USMCA: Negotiation Preparations by Adrienne Braumiller

The Upcoming USMCA/CUSMA/T-MEC Review The Options are: A Renegotiation, A Few Revisions, or a Formal Exit by Bob Brewer

Frequently Asked Questions

1 How can Braumiller Law Group assist my company with optimizing benefits from USMCA and other Free Trade Agreements?

Braumiller Law Group helps clients by conducting cost-benefit analyses of potential savings and risks, determining eligibility, and developing strategies for utilizing FTAs. They also perform product analysis to ensure valid certifications and proper marking.

2 What services are offered for ensuring compliance with USMCA certifications and customs requirements?

The firm provides internal review of USMCA Certificates of Origin and supporting records. They also offer representation before Mexican, Canadian, and U.S. Customs Authorities during NAFTA Verifications, and assist with penalty petitions and avoidance.

3 Does Braumiller Law Group provide training or help develop internal compliance procedures for FTAs?

Yes, the firm assists with the development of written compliance procedures. They also offer specialized product-driven training tailored to a client's specific needs regarding Free Trade Agreements.