In the first case, the challenge would begin if Mr. Trump formally informs Mexico and Canada of plans to withdraw from Nafta, launching the process by which countries are allowed to exit from the ...

With NAFTA talks grinding toward stalemate, U.S. President Donald Trump may be tempted to carry out his threat to withdraw from the trade pact, but legal experts say such a decision could be defeated, ...

Hatch, the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, called the degree to which Mexico had reformed its economy under NAFTA “impressive.” “Obviously, there is more work to be done to ensure ...

Renegotiation of NAFTA presents challenges and opportunities, says Patrick Schaefer of The Hunt Institute for Global Competitiveness.

All of us seeking respite from the highly partisan, often surreal shouting matches over trade policy are deeply in debt to Hufbauer and Schott for this definitive, comprehensive assessment of the ...

Methanex claims that under NAFTA, it is owed $970 million in profits it will lose if California bans MTBE. Methanex has sued under Chapter 11 of NAFTA, a clause intended to protect foreign investors ...

US auto proposals pose big challenge for NAFTA talks by Earl Anthony Wayne, opinion contributor - 05/15/18 3:00 PM ET Getty Images ...

Chapter 19 prevents NAFTA countries from putting unfair duties on products from other NAFTA countries to protect their home industries. Disputes are settled by bi-national panels.

While NAFTA being completely shut down by the U.S. seemed to be a real possibility earlier this year, Janzen says that now chances are the trade agreement will live on.

World New NAFTA takes effect next month. U.S. is already threatening legal challenges Trump's trade rep says Canada, Mexico could face cases after deal enters force July 1 ...

The president would almost certainly face legal challenges if he took steps to negate the 23-year-old pact with Canada and Mexico, lawyers say, particularly from industries, such as the automotive ...

If the Supreme Court did rule on a NAFTA withdrawal challenge, much would depend on how the case is argued, said Tim Meyer, an international law professor at Vanderbilt University in Nashville ...