Andrea M. Ewart, P.C is a specialized law firm that works with businesses, governments, and individuals, to facilitate the successful movement of goods and services across national borders. Andrea Ewart is a trade attorney with extensive international experience. She has lived and worked in the Caribbean and Russia, is an experienced traveler, and speaks several languages.
We offer personal attention and world-class legal service. Our focus is to understand your unique situation and needs, then work closely with you to provide timely and affordable legal services to successfully resolve your legal issues. Please contact us about our creative alternatives to the billable hour fee arrangement. Read more about us ....
Practice
Businesses
The firm helps businesses comply with the regulations that the Customs and Border Protection agency oversees, minimizing the delays, fees, and possible penalties that add to the cost of doing business. Read more about our services for businesses.
Governments
The firm works with governments to address trade-related issues, including the development of WTO-consistent trade and customs laws and regulations. Read more about our services for governments.
Individuals
The firm assists individuals in working with Customs and Border Protection agency and other relevant agencies to clarify misunderstandings, to get the name cleared in a case of mistaken identity, and to recover seized assets. Read more about our services for individuals.
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Doha – the “non-Development” Round
Trade ministers from around the world met at the World Trade Organization’s Eighth (8th) Ministerial Conference in Geneva (December 15th – 17th, 2011). They left the meeting with no clear path toward concluding the Doha Development Round, launched in November, 2001 and with very little expectation of doing so in the near to immediate future. Although they are unlikely to take the bold step of labeling the...
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The Global Economy in 2030 for Developing Countries
Earlier this year, I was asked to write an article that would anticipate Jamaica’s place in the global economy in 2030. What would the trade rules look like then, and what would Jamaica be trading? It was supposed to be a very futuristic approach. As I wrote, however, I realized that the best thing that a developing country could do,... |
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection held a private Valor Memorial and Wreath Laying Ceremony today to honor two Border Patrol agents who died in the line of duty in 2011 as...
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection held a private Valor Memorial and Wreath Laying Ceremony today to honor two Border Patrol agents who died in the line of duty in 2011 as...
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Washington - U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announces today CBP Industry Day scheduled for Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, DC....
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