Stop Letting Bad Shipping Terms Eat Your Profits!

Are you inadvertently paying customs fines or getting stuck with unexpected cargo delays? In global trade, misunderstanding your Incoterms or Importer of Record (IOR) liabilities can cost your business thousands.

Join our live, 60-minute expert-led masterclass where we’ll break down:

• The 11 crucial Incoterms and exactly who owns the risk and cost.
• How to assign the right responsibilities to avoid double taxation.
• The hidden legal risks of being the Importer of Record (IOR).
• Proven strategies to protect your supply chain and clear customs fast.

Our Expert Speakers: 

James Kim, Attorney, ArentFox Schiff

James Kim is an international trade attorney at ArentFox Schiff with over a decade of experience across public and private sectors. He advises clients in industries such as electronics, solar, automotive, e-commerce, and biotech on navigating regulatory issues, minimizing duty exposure, and defending against government inquiries and penalties. James also represents clients in litigation before the Court of International Trade. His practice covers a wide range of customs and trade issues, including tariff classification, valuation, origin rules, special tariffs (Section 301, 232, and 201), duty drawback, AD/CVD enforcement, and export controls and sanctions. He also advises on compliance with anti-forced labor laws, Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) clean energy credits, Made in USA labeling rules, partner government agency regulations, and Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) reviews.

George Tuttle III, Attorney, Tuttle Law Firm

George Tuttle, III is an attorney with the law firm of George R Tuttle Law Offices. He has been in practice for 40 years. His practice emphasis is on Customs, international trade regulation, and export compliance. He works with clients, including customs brokers and freight forwarders on import and export related matters. He assists companies with compliance audits, including broker compliance and penalty cases; determine correct customs duties and values, tariff classifications and duty preference eligibility; obtain administrative rulings, submit Prior Disclosures, and resolve penalty, seizure, and enforcement cases. He litigates matters before the United States Court of International Trade (CIT) and the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) in Washington D.C., on matters such as tariff classification and customs valuation.

When: August 5, 2026 at 11:30am-12:30pm PST
Where: Webinar

Don’t wait for your next shipment to get stuck at the border. Register today to master your international shipping rules! To register for this event, click the link below.