Grayhawk Law represents importers seeking refunds for unlawfully collected tariff duties, and is accepting clients with no upfront cost and no fees unless the importer recovers their refund.
Paid IEEPA Tariffs? You May Be Owed a Refund.WE’RE HERE TO HELP GET
YOUR TARIFF MONEY BACK:
The Supreme Court ruled these tariffs unconstitutional.
Refunds are not automatic — a formal filing is required.
Your business may be entitled to a refund. The filing window is limited. If you haven’t filed, you may still have time to act.
On February 20, 2026, the Supreme Court held that the "Liberation Day" tariffs issued under the International Economic Emergency Powers Act, or IEEPA, were unlawful.
Since the tariffs were imposed, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has collected over $100 billion in unlawful IEPPA tariff duties. CBP continues to "liquidate," or finalize, importers' payments of those tariff duties every day. Failure to file timely protests may result in the permanent loss of refund eligibility, even though the Supreme Court struck down the tariffs.
Confidential. No upfront fees. We respond within one business day.WHY THIS RULING MATTERS:
On February 20, 2026, the Supreme Court
struck down the “Liberation Day” IEEPA tariffs.
Customs has collected over $100 billion under these tariffs and continues finalizing payments daily. Importers must act to preserve refund rights. If no protest is filed, recovery may be permanently lost. Grayhawk Law represents importers pursuing tariff refunds. No upfront cost. No fee unless you recover.
Confidential. No upfront fees. We respond within one business day.HOW IT WORKS
Customs requires an affirmative protest filing.
Each entry must be properly identified.
Each protest must be submitted correctly.
Each filing must meet the statutory deadline.
If the required filing is not made, recovery may not be possible.
If you were the importer of record on IEEPA tariffs, you may have a claim.
The Refund Will Not Arrive Automatically
Some businesses mistakenly assume that the Supreme Court’s ruling means refunds will be issued automatically. Refunds require a formal protest filed correctly and on time. If no protest is filed, recovery may be permanently barred. If you were the importer of record on IEEPA tariffs, you may have a claim.
Confidential. No upfront fees. We respond within one business day.ABOUT MATTHEW SELIGMAN
“This ruling presents a significant
opportunity for businesses that act promptly.
Our role is to ensure that eligible importers
preserve their rights.”
– Matthew A. Seligman
Matthew A. Seligman is the founder of Grayhawk Law and a constitutional law scholar with experience litigating at the highest levels of federal courts.
Former U.S. Supreme Court practitioner
Constitutional law scholar (Stanford Law School, Harvard Law School)
National legal commentator (CNN, MSNBC)
Experience advising on complex federal constitutional and trade matters
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. If the Supreme Court finds the IEEPA tariffs were unlawful, importers who paid those tariffs may be entitled to recover the amounts they paid — but only if they take the necessary procedural steps to preserve their rights. Simply waiting for a refund check will not work.
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No. Contrary to common belief, refunds will likely only be available if importers take action to preserve their refund rights through the required filing processes with U.S. Customs & Border Protection.
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No, you can file protests yourself through Customs’ online systems or even represent yourself in federal court. However, the administrative and legal processes are technical and time-sensitive. Errors in filing administrative protests or federal litigation can result in losing your refund rights. Experienced legal representation helps reduce mistakes and increases the chance your rights are preserved and pursued effectively.
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Clients don’t pay TariffRefundLaw.com directly. Legal services are provided by Grayhawk Law on a contingency basis, meaning you pay nothing unless and until a tariff refund is recovered. Administrative support is provided by CDN Operations.
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Legal services are provided by Grayhawk Law. The lead attorney for clients in this matter is Matthew A. Seligman, founder and principal of Grayhawk Law.
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Schedule a free consultation with the team to have your import entries reviewed and determine the next best steps to preserve any potential refund rights.
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A formal protest is an official filing with U.S. Customs that preserves your right to pursue a refund on tariff payments. Without it, Customs generally will not revisit the assessment of duties. (Useful educational FAQ.)
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If the statutory filing deadlines expire, your ability to recover tariff payments may be permanently barred under federal law — regardless of the Supreme Court’s ruling. (Supports urgency.)
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Timing and status of liquidation affect the available mechanisms for relief. It’s important to have entries reviewed promptly to determine the best course of action. (Useful if you want to reduce confusion.)
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