Tariffs Uncovered Part II: The Next Phase Managing the Impacts to Steel, Aluminum and Reciprocal Tariffs

3.14.2025 | 12:00pm - 1:00pm EST

Butzel, THE Automotive Suppliers Law Firm, announces the next webinar provided in a series of updates about the changing course of international trade. Please join our attorneys for an informative update and perspectives on tariffs and trade. Our team will provide up-to-date information about developments concerning Mexico and Canada, steel and aluminum exports and, reciprocal tariffs.

Topics Covered

  • Mexico, Canada and China Tariff Updates
  • Steel and Aluminum, Section 232 Tariffs
  • Tariff Management Techniques 

Key Benefits of Attending

  • USMCA: Receive up-to-date insights on USMCA and reciprocal tariffs and what the recent tariff changes with Mexico, Canada and China mean to your business.
  • Section 232 Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum: Learn about the recent changes, and impact on all aluminum and steel which includes all mill products, and some derivative products.
  • Mitigate Tariff Risks: Discover strategies for managing existing and new tariff risks through negotiation and risk management.

This webinar will be hosted by Butzel attorneys: Leslie (Les) Alan Glick, Catherine Karol, and Mitchell Zajac.

Click Here to Register

We look forward to your participation.

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