Do you believe you're owed a tariff refund?

Many businesses referenced tariffs in pricing, invoices, and surcharges. Some consumers report seeing a separate tariff line item. Others report price increases where the company stated tariffs were the reason, including notices on websites, checkout messages, email announcements, or customer service explanations.

We are reviewing potential consumer cases involving tariff labeled charges, tariff surcharges, or tariff attributed price hikes that may have been unfair, misleading, or improperly disclosed depending on the facts.

If you believe you were charged a tariff by a business, the short intake helps us evaluate patterns and potential claims.

Eligibility depends on the specific facts. Factors that may be relevant include:

• You saw a line item labeled tariff, tariff surcharge, duty, or similar wording on an invoice or receipt
• You received a company email or saw a website posting stating tariffs were being added or used to justify a price increase
• You were told by the business that tariffs caused the charge or the higher price
• You can identify the business and roughly when the charge or price increase happened

Every situation is different. The best way to determine whether you may have a claim is through a confidential review.