Author Archives: Stuart Malawer

     As we wait for the federal courts to rule o the legality of Trump’s tariffs a few concerning voices are now being heard. One argues if the courts rule against Trump somehow that is bad because it will … Continue reading →

More so than any other president, Trump is using tariffs for non-economic reasons, primarily for national security — but in a very, very broad sense. In fact, he utilizes that rationale for many of his whimsical goals. This is even … Continue reading →

A Legal Strategy for Confronting Trump’s Tariffs Stuart S. Malawer, JD, Ph.D.*   Under Trump, Biden, and now Trump again, U.S. trade policy has veered away from its traditional post-World War II approach—shifting from multilateralism to a focus primarily on … Continue reading →

       Litigation and Trump’s Tariffs – Restoring Better Trade Relations.                            Stuart S. Malawer, JD, Ph.D.* Under Trump, Biden, and now Trump again, U.S. trade policy … Continue reading →

      Number of lawsuits are piling up against the Trump administration. They have lost many and have refused to comply with a significant number. All along negotiating new tariff deals and giving support to the U.S. tech industry. … Continue reading →

      What can stop Trump from wrecking the U.S. and global economies because of his unlawful use of the tariff power — authorized by the U.S. Constitution, but only to the Congress to impose — unless delegated and … Continue reading →

     Once again, Trump is trying to steal the show — claiming he has the right to violate the law, make himself the center of attention, and to further cause chaos in a number of domestic and international fields. … Continue reading →

     Recent global TV interviews by Dr. Malawer on Trump’s Tariffs. Some Global TV Interviews on Trump’s Tariffs (2025) Stuart S. Malawer, JD, Ph.D.  (July 1, 2025). Global Business: Impact of U.S. Tariffs CGTN (China) 2025. Global Business: Impact of … Continue reading →

 Stuart Malawer with two recent Awards (2025) from the Commonwealth of Virginia — Joint Resolution from the Virginia General Assembly for Public Service and from the Virginia Supreme Court for Pro Bono Litigation.