Congress’ Limited Tariff Role May Persist After Justices Rule, Law360

Partner Casey Weaver spoke with Law360 for an article about how the US Supreme Court’s expected ruling on the administration’s emergency tariffs could move Congress to play a bigger role in trade policy.

Casey told the publication that if the tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act are upheld by the Court, there could be an increase in advocacy to lawmakers to rein in the executive’s tariff authority.

“US companies and US importers are not going to be happy with that decision,” Casey said. “So I expect that they would be calling their representatives to try to look for some other relief.”

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