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SUMMARY:Overview of Recent Trends in CBP Country of Origin Enforcement 
 (Webinar Recording + Presentation Materials)
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DESCRIPTION: Overview of Recent Trends in CBP Country of Origin Enforcement
  Presented by Michael Roll (purchase includes a copy of the webinar 
 recording + presentation slides) This webinar will provide customs brokers
  with a summary and explanation of what things CBP is doing with regard to
  enforcing accurate country of origin declarations. This is extremely 
 important given the movement of supply chains within Asia and to other 
 regions\, such as Mexico. While there will be some discussion around rules
  of origin\, the focus of the presentation will be geared more towards 
 understanding the various tools that CBP (and other government agencies) 
 are using to review and challenge inaccurate country of origin 
 determinations\, whether in the form of CBP Form 28&rsquo\;s\, Audits\, 
 EAPA or other types of investigations/proceedings. Speaker Michael Roll\, 
 Partner\, Roll &amp\; Harris LLP Mike is an accomplished international 
 trade lawyer and represents clients in virtually all areas of import-
 export laws and regulations\, whether it be traditional customs issues 
 with U.S. Customs and Border Protection\, or related issues stemming from 
 compliance with laws and regulations managed by other agencies such as the
  Food and Drug Administration\, U.S. Department of Agriculture\, etc. He 
 has 25 years of experience in the private sector and is a former partner 
 of a prominent national law firm. He is an accomplished\, well-known 
 authority on U.S. and foreign preferential trade programs\, including 
 NAFTA\, GSP\, CBI and IFTA. He has excellent business acumen and extensive
  experience in international trade. Mike represents companies large and 
 small in diverse industries\, such as consumer products\, 
 agricultural/food products\, automotive\, textile and apparel\, high 
 tech\, and others. Mike is well versed in both proactive planning for 
 companies\, such as by helping them plan and implement strategies for 
 mitigating the recent Section 301 tariffs on Chinese origin goods\, as 
 well as reactive representation by defending clients against all types of 
 customs audits\, investigations\, penalties\, seizures\, detentions\, 
 liquidated damage cases. In addition to the above\, Mike is well-versed in
  supply chain security programs and has assisted numerous clients become 
 approved Tier 1\, 2 and 3 level participants in the Customs-Trade 
 Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) program. He regularly assists 
 clients with mapping and assessing their supply chain security practices 
 and provides clients with training on C-TPAT compliance. Fluent in Spanish
  and has presented supply chain security\, as well as trade compliance\, 
 seminars in English as well as Spanish. Mike has spoken on NAFTA rules of 
 origin\, as well as U.S. and Mexican customs procedures throughout the 
 United States\, Canada and Mexico. He is the author of numerous articles 
 on international trade issues. Mike received his Bachelor of Science in 
 Foreign Service from Georgetown University&rsquo\;s School of Foreign 
 Service\, where his studies focused on international business and Latin 
 America. He obtained his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law\, 
 where he was a Notes &amp\; Comments Editor of the Fordham International 
 Law Journal. Mike is a member of the California and Illinois bars\, and is
  admitted to practice before the Court of International Trade\, the U.S. 
 Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit\, the U.S. Supreme Court\, the 
 U.S. Court of Federal Claims\, the U.S. District Court for the Central 
 District of California\, and the U.S. District Court for the Northern 
 District of Illinois. This event originally aired on April 25\, 2024. 
LOCATION:Virtual Webinar
PRIORITY:5
URL:https://www.lacbffa.org:443/events/overview-of-recent-trends-in-cbp-
 country-of-origin-enforcement-webinar-recording-presentation-materials
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