The Court of International Trade (CIT) ruled that the President's 'Liberation Day' and other tariffs were not support by the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) on May 8th, 2025. The U.S. Appeals Court for the Federal Circuit  then ruled that the tariffs will remain in effect until the case is decided by all active sitting judges. The case is scheduled for oral argument on July 31.

As quantum computing and artificial intelligence push the boundaries of innovation, the legal landscape is evolving just as rapidly. From intellectual property protection to data privacy regulations, contract disputes, and service agreement considerations, businesses must navigate the legal complexities that come with these transformative technologies.

Simplified, a stationary company in Florida, filed a lawsuit challenging the legality of the tariffs recently imposed on China. The lawsuit, however, has broad implications for all the tariffs recently imposed by the U.S. Attorney. Matthew Showel provides an overview of the case and legal theories at play.

GCT welcomes Matthew M. Showel as a partner to the firm’s Commercial & Business Litigation Group.

Golan Christie Taglia is delighted to announce the inclusion of 16 firm attorneys to the 2021 Leading and Emerging Lawyers lists for their outstanding work in a wide range of areas including Closely & Privately Held Business Law, Commercial Litigation, Bankruptcy & Workout Law: Commercial and more.