Friction Persists as $133 Billion Tariff Refund Triggers Corporate Litigation #
Washington's chaotic trade pivot continues to generate margin-destroying friction across the domestic economy. The Supreme Court's invalidation of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act has forced the administration into a chaotic 150-day Section 122 tariff regime. This regulatory whiplash has triggered a sprawling legal battle over $133 billion in unlawfully collected corporate duties. While over 2,000 corporations are rightfully petitioning the Court of International Trade to recover their capital, consumer class actions are now attempting to intercept these refunds. Customers…