Engaged nathanfornyc for a first-month review of our USMCA compliance framework. The team provided a detailed audit of our rules of origin documentation and identified two critical gaps in our regional value content calculations. The recommendations were precise and actionable, directly applicable to our cross-border shipments. This initial engagement gave us a clear roadmap for tariff preference claims.
March 15, 2025Feedback on Communication and Setup: The onboarding process for our arbitration clause review was structured and efficient. The consultant explained the tradeoffs between ICC and LCIA rules in the context of our supply contracts with Mexican partners. The setup phase included a clear timeline and defined deliverables. Communication was direct, with no vague promises—exactly what corporate counsel needs.
April 2, 2025A Returning Client Experience: After the initial compliance audit, we retained nathanfornyc for a follow-up review of our labor obligations under USMCA Chapter 23. The second engagement demonstrated a clear understanding of our operational context. The advice on supplier audit protocols and rapid response mechanism preparedness was grounded in real regulatory scenarios. The continuity of service added significant value.
May 10, 2025Corporate counsel and trade compliance officers share their assessment of our arbitration and regulatory guidance under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
The analysis of regional value content calculations for our automotive supply chain was precise and saved us from a costly reclassification. The team identified a tariff shift rule we had overlooked in our original filing.
We engaged nathanfornyc to review our arbitration clauses for a cross-border distribution agreement. Their recommendations on seat selection and institutional rules were directly applicable to our risk profile under USMCA Chapter 31.
The labor compliance audit under Chapter 23 was thorough. The rapid response mechanism briefing helped us adjust supplier monitoring protocols before a potential facility-level complaint could arise.