- Following a supreme court decision invalidating most tariffs, lawsuits challenging Donald Trump's trade policies have exceeded 2,000. Major corporations, including fedex and l'oréal, are among the plaintiffs, alongside smaller businesses. Over $170 billion in tariffs are at issue, although the process of obtaining refunds is uncertain and could take years. This increase in litigation is placing additional pressure on the government as companies seek to recoup their costs.
- Following a Supreme Court decision invalidating tariffs, lawsuits challenging Donald Trump's trade policies have surged, exceeding 2,000.
- Major corporations like FedEx and L'Oréal, along with smaller businesses, are seeking refunds on over $170 billion in tariffs.
- FedEx, among others, has filed suit seeking a full refund, plus interest and costs.
- The process of obtaining refunds is uncertain and could take years, placing additional pressure on the government.
- FedEx has stated it plans to pass any tariff refunds it gets from the U.S. on to customers.
Following a supreme court decision invalidating most tariffs, lawsuits challenging Donald Trump's trade policies have exceeded 2,000. Major corporations, including fedex and l'oréal, are among the plaintiffs, alongside smaller businesses. Over $170 billion in tariffs are at issue, although the process of obtaining refunds is uncertain and could take years. This increase in litigation is placing additional pressure on the government as companies seek to recoup their costs.
Feb 27, 2026, 4:24:32 PM UTC(5 hours ago)
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From:@DeItaone
TRUMP FACES 2,000 TARIFF LAWSUITS FOLLOWING SUPREME COURT LOSS
After the US Supreme Court ruled most tariffs illegal, lawsuits against Donald Trump’s policy have surged past 2,000, with major firms like FedEx and L'Oréal joining smaller businesses.
At stake is over $170 billion in tariffs, but refunds remain uncertain and could take years to resolve. The growing wave of cases adds pressure on the government as companies push to recover costs.
