Major Questions, Nondelegation, and the Section 338 Tariffs Against Canada Why the major questions and nondelegation doctrines bolster the legal case against Trump's Section 338 tariffs. Reason · Sep 14
Untested in court, Trump's new tariffs on Canada raise legal questions President Trump invoked a 96-year-old law to impose tariffs on Canadian imports. This action prompted retaliatory measures from Ottawa, straining bilateral relations. Legal experts question the legality and applicability of this Depression-era statute. Newer trade laws may have superseded the authority Trump utilized. Businesses have been slow to challenge these… The Economic Times · Aug 29
Prospective Legal Challenges to Trump's Section 338 Tariffs Against Canada A guest post by Georgetown legal scholars Peter E. Harrell and Jennifer Hillman. Reason · Aug 3
The real winners of Trump’s global tariff war: law firms, hedge funds and AI As businesses scramble for advice on getting a tariff refund, law firms and hedge funds see huge payday The Guardian - US · Feb 28
Challenging Trump's Tariffs Under the Major Question Doctrine Georgetown law Prof. Jennifer Hillman explains why Trump's tariffs are vulnerable to challenge on this basis. Reason · Mar 29, 2025
How have Canada, China and Mexico responded to Trump’s tariffs? The US president’s new tariffs prompt retaliation and spark concerns over global trade disruptions and inflation. Al Jazeera · Feb 2, 2025