Rock Trade Law LLC
Headquartered in United States
Rock Trade Law LLC is a Chicago law firm advising importers and exporters on trade regulatory matters, including anti-dumping/countervailing duty issues, export controls and sanctions compliance.
Services
Regions served
North America
Countries
United States
Cities
Pricing
| Service | Basis | Range | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Customs brokers | per customs entry | $125 – $165 | Estimate |
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