Date: Wednesday, October 22, 2025
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. ET
Location: Virtual
Contact: Stacy Weiner, Stacy.Weiner@ThompsonHine.com, 202.263.4184
A webinar series presented by Thompson Hine LLP
Please join us for a complimentary webinar series focusing on the basics of import regulation and customs compliance. In past years, our SmarTrade Fundamentals series explored a range of international compliance areas, including import, export, and sanctions. 2025 has seen an enormous shift in the tariff landscape and a related need for companies to dive deeply into import compliance. So, this year’s SmarTrade Fundamentals 2025 focuses on tariffs, import compliance, and trade remedies.
Our sessions will lay the groundwork with overviews of the administration’s trade actions in the first 200 days and evolving tariff evasion enforcement in the U.S. and EU. Additional sessions will focus on key areas of risk and opportunity to reduce duty exposure in this shifting landscape while maintaining compliance. Through these focused sessions, participants will gain the tools to anticipate regulatory change, manage risk, and unlock value in their trade operations.
Session 2: Tariff Evasion Risks and Enforcement in the United States and the European Union
This session will provide an in-depth analysis of tariff evasion risks and the evolving enforcement landscape in both the United States and the European Union. As global trade regulations become increasingly complex, companies face heightened scrutiny from customs authorities and greater exposure to penalties for non-compliance. Our panel of international trade experts will explore the most common methods of tariff evasion, recent enforcement trends, and the legal frameworks governing customs compliance on both sides of the Atlantic.
Presenters:
- Pablo Muñiz, Partner, Van Bael & Bellis
- Kerem Bilge, Counsel, Thompson Hine
CLE
CLE credit is pending. Upon completion of the attendance verification form, an email will be sent from the ABA containing a link for indicating the specific state(s) where credit is needed. Subsequently, the ABA will issue certificates and report credit upon approval.