2026 Tariffs Outlook – How to Mitigate Risks & Claim Refunds

12.16.2025 | 11:00am - 12:00pm

2025 was a turbulent year with new baseline tariffs on all countries; country-specific tariffs on products from Brazil, Canada, China, India, and Mexico; and product-specific tariffs on autos and medium- and heavy-duty vehicles and parts, buses, and steel, aluminum, copper, and timber and lumber and their derivatives. 

In this webinar, Jennifer Smith-Veluz, Mitchell Zajac, Catherine Karol, and Priya Dalal of Butzel’s International Trade, Tariffs, and Customs Specialty Team will provide a practical explanation of:

  • the current tariffs and how they stack up together,
  • the Supreme Court cases challenging some of these tariffs and possible opportunities for claiming refunds,
  • strategies for mitigating tariff risks,
  • the importance of understanding Incoterms, and
  • whether tariffs are a basis for invoking force majeure.

We’ll also look ahead to potential additional tariffs that may be imposed in 2026 and the impact of the tariffs on jobs, businesses, and investment.

Click here to Register and visit the Tariff and Trade Resource Center for the most up-to-date news on tariffs, trade, and business implications. 

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