New "Rule of Origin" Provisions in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement May Lead to Increased Litigation Regarding Regional Value Content

S.E. Reynolds
Reynolds, Sarah E.
J.T. Coleman
Coleman, James T.
M. Marmolejo
Marmolejo, Matthew
M.A. Toman-Miller
Toman-Miller, Mary Ann

Article from: TDM 3 (2020), in USMCA - NAFTA

Introduction

(Added 17/04/2020, updated 10/06/2020) In the paper the authors caution that the USMCA's tight rules of origin may be expected to result in more litigation on regional value content than had occurred under the looser NAFTA system, perhaps a telling prediction that many battles over the USMCA have yet to be fought.

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Suggested Citation

S.E. Reynolds; J.T. Coleman; M. Marmolejo; M.A. Toman-Miller; "New "Rule of Origin" Provisions in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement May Lead to Increased Litigation Regarding Regional Value Content"
TDM 3 (2020), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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