United States — United States Court of International Trade & Jamieson Greer

United States — United States Court of International Trade: This court is hearing the lawsuit and will determine the legality of the tariffs, potentially affecting trade policy.

Jamieson Greer: USTR Jamieson Greer defended the tariffs, claiming they have minimal economic impact and are legally sound.

United States — United States Court of International Trade: More than 1,000 companies, including FedEx, have filed suit in the United States — United States Court of International Trade to recoup costs from the illegal tariffs.

Jamieson Greer: Jamieson Greer, Donald Trump's top trade negotiator, stated that the United States plans to stand by its trade deals despite the court ruling.

United States — United States Court of International Trade: The court partially knocked down the Section 122 tariff but limited relief to plaintiffs.

Jamieson Greer: U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer announced and defended the tariffs, emphasizing forced labor concerns.

United States — United States Court of International Trade: The court is hearing lawsuits challenging the legality of the new tariffs, which could affect their implementation.

Jamieson Greer: The U.S. Trade Representative has commented on the investigation timeline, but is not directly impacted by the tariffs.

United States — United States Court of International Trade: The United States — United States Court of International Trade in New York, along with other lower courts, will likely play a significant role in hashing out the refund process for the $133 billion in tariffs.