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Guangdong Wireking Housewares v. US
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March 24, 2014
Fed. Circ. Countervailing Duty Finding Divides Attys
A recent Federal Circuit decision that upholds a law allowing the U.S. Commerce Department to collect countervailing duties on imports from China and other nonmarket economies marks a rare example of a trade case raising constitutional questions, but whether the ruling has broader significance depends on whom you ask.
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March 18, 2014
Fed. Circ. Finds Countervailing Duty Law Constitutional
The Federal Circuit on Tuesday upheld part of a federal law allowing the U.S. Department of Commerce to assess countervailing duties on imports from countries with nonmarket economies, rejecting a Chinese hardware exporter's argument that the law is unconstitutional because it has caused Commerce to retroactively penalize the company.
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December 03, 2013
Chinese Co. Says Countervailing Duty Law Unconstitutional
A Chinese hardware exporter asked the Federal Circuit on Tuesday to declare as unconstitutional part of a federal law allowing the U.S. Department of Commerce to assess countervailing duties on imports from countries with nonmarket economies, saying the law was causing the agency to retroactively penalize the company.