What you'll receive
Companies engaged in international trade must navigate complex regulations across multiple jurisdictions, including WTO provisions, customs laws, export controls, tariffs, and trade agreements. Manually researching and synthesizing these regulations and cases takes legal teams 15-25 hours per summary, delaying critical business decisions and increasing compliance risks.
Companies engaged in international trade must navigate complex regulations across multiple jurisdictions, including WTO provisions, customs laws, export controls, tariffs, and trade agreements. Manually researching and synthesizing these regulations and cases takes legal teams 15-25 hours per summary, delaying critical business decisions and increasing compliance risks.
CaseMark automatically analyzes international trade regulations, landmark cases, and recent enforcement trends to generate comprehensive summaries in minutes. Our AI extracts key compliance requirements, practical guidance, and regulatory interactions, delivering actionable intelligence that helps companies navigate import/export complexities with confidence.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
Corporate legal departments need to understand international trade regulations when advising on cross-border transactions, supply chain agreements, and global expansion strategies.
Companies engaged in international business require comprehensive understanding of trade laws, tariffs, and customs regulations to structure compliant corporate operations and commercial agreements.
Commercial disputes often involve trade compliance violations, tariff classification disagreements, customs penalties, or breach of international supply agreements requiring deep knowledge of trade law.
Litigators handling commercial disputes need to understand international trade regulations when cases involve import/export violations, trade agreement interpretations, or customs enforcement actions.
Transactional attorneys drafting international supply agreements, distribution contracts, and cross-border commercial arrangements must incorporate trade compliance provisions and tariff considerations.
Any transaction involving international movement of goods requires understanding of trade regulations, customs requirements, and compliance obligations to properly structure agreements and allocate risks.
M&A transactions involving import/export companies or cross-border deals require due diligence on trade compliance, tariff exposure, and regulatory risks under international trade agreements.
Understanding trade regulations and customs compliance is critical for valuation, risk assessment, and structuring M&A deals involving companies with international supply chains or export operations.
CaseMark can summarize WTO and GATT provisions, regional agreements like USMCA and EU trade regulations, bilateral treaties, U.S. customs laws, export control regulations (EAR and ITAR), anti-dumping statutes, tariff schedules, and sanctions programs. The tool analyzes both the regulatory text and relevant case law to provide comprehensive guidance on compliance requirements and practical implications.
CaseMark identifies and incorporates regulatory updates, new tariff schedules, sanctions modifications, and enforcement trends from the past 12-24 months. The summaries highlight material changes that impact business operations and flag emerging areas of uncertainty, helping companies anticipate future compliance challenges and adjust their international trade strategies accordingly.
Yes, CaseMark analyzes the interplay between multiple regulatory regimes, explaining how U.S. export controls interact with foreign import regulations, how trade agreement provisions may override standard tariffs, and how sanctions programs restrict otherwise permissible activities. This multi-jurisdictional analysis helps companies understand when they need to comply with overlapping or conflicting requirements.
These summaries are designed for in-house counsel, trade compliance officers, business executives, customs brokers, and supply chain managers who need to understand international trade requirements. The summaries balance legal precision with accessibility, making complex regulations understandable for both legal and non-legal professionals involved in import/export operations.
CaseMark generates comprehensive summaries typically ranging from 10-25 pages depending on scope, organized with clear headings and a table of contents for easy navigation. Each summary includes practical compliance guidance, case citations, enforcement trends, and forward-looking analysis of emerging issues, providing a complete reference document for ongoing business decisions.