International Trade Archive » October, 2010

International Trade - October, 2010

159 articles

• Byrd Amendment Doesn't Hurt Free Speech: Fed. Circ.
• Sunset Review Of Furniture Duties Sparks Tensions
• Fried Frank Nabs Akin Gump Cross-Border M&A Pro
• Canadian Inuit To Appeal EU Seal Ban Ruling
• China Dumping Aluminum Products, Commerce Rules
• Why Fujifilm Did Not End The Patent Exhaustion Debate
• Samsung Settles ITC Complaint Over Flash Memory
• SEC, DOJ Probing Diebold's Potential FCPA Violations
• Apple Lands Code Docs From Altek In Kodak 337 Row
• GAO Slams ITC For Years Of Poor Oversight
• China's Sun Group Challenges Duties On Pipe Exports
• Chrysler, Chinese Cos. End ITC Feud Over Jeep Patent
• ITC To Review Developing Nations' Duty-Free Benefits
• ITC To Review Dumping Orders On Flanges From India
• Customs Improperly Classified Surgical Lamps: CIT
• ITC Vote Paves Way For Duties On Copper Pipe Imports
• 2 Chinese Men Face Extradition To US On Arms Charges
• Samsung Fights Duties On Plasma TVs From Mexico
• DNS Seeks 337 Probe Into IBM, Dell, Others
• Latham Hooks Howrey ITC Litigator
• 10th Circ. Overturns FCA Award Against ConAgra
• ITC To Review Duties On Japanese Chromium
• UN General Assembly Again Rips US' Cuba Embargo
• Thomson Seeks 337 Probe Into Taiwanese LCD Imports
• Amphastar Sues FDA Over Raw Heparin Shipments
• Sensata Discloses Potential FCPA Violations
• GAO Gives Middling Marks To FDA's Overseas Offices
• China Puts Dumping Duties On Methanol Imports
• Chinese Cos. Allowed To Jump Into Wire Decking Suit
• EU Renews Call For Partners To Lift Protectionist Rules
• Nucor Loses Subsidy Suit Over Manipulated Yuan
• USDA Restricts Japanese Meat Imports After Outbreak
• Talking Points — Tips For Hiring An Interpreter
• Brazilian Cos. Ask DC Circ. To Revive Price-Fixing Suit
• DOJ Fights Witness Immunity In Military Export Case
• ITC Opens Door For Duties On China, Indonesia Paper
• CIT Wrong To Deny Fees To Shinyei, Fed. Circ. Rules
• ITC Launches Investigation Into Chinese Flooring
• Japanese Official Pushes To Enter Trade Pact Talks
• ITC Judge Nixes Spansion Flash Memory Patent Claims
• Electrical Engineering Co. Execs Accused Of Bribe Plot
• Ex-Tobacco Exec Gets 3-Year Probation In FCPA Case
• CIT Orders Customs To Cancel Shrimp Bonds
• Norway Revives Bid For WTO Action On EU Seal Ban
• WTO Backs US In Dispute Over Duties On China
• WTO Delays Report On Chinese Raw Material Exports
• EU Pushes For Duties On Chinese Coated Paper
• Toshiba Faces 337 Suit Over TV Programming Patents
• Commerce Hits Chinese Sodium Co. With 82% Duty
• Weighing Unilateral Termination Of A Deposition
• DOJ, US Atty Subpoena GSK Over Avandia, HIV Drugs
• EU Lawmakers Move To Standardize Import Labeling
• More Transparency Needed In FCPA Efforts, Group Says
• Chinese Co. Challenges Tissue Paper Dumping Rate
• Trends: Claim Construction At The ITC
• Mipo Tries Again To Leave HP Ink Cartidge Fight
• S. Korea Balks At Changing US Trade Deal Details
• IBM Hit With 337 Suit Over Data Storage Device IP
• Russia Likely To Join WTO Within A Year: Summers
• DOC Hits Chinese Off-Road Tire Exporter With Duties
• Australia Puts 40% Interim Duty On US Biodiesel
• ITC Mulls Adding Malaysia To Asia-Pacific Trade Pact
• WTO Head Warns Nations Over Currency Dispute
• Schumer Opposes Dow Corning Duty Exemption
• EU Plans 5-Year Ban On Food From Cloned Animals
• FCPA Compliance: Tone At The Top, Train At The Bottom
• Numark Seeks 337 Probe Over DJ Equipment
• Turkish Steel Cos. Assigned 14.74% Dumping Margin
• Canada Says EU Free Trade Pact Will Arrive In 2011
• Apple Says Nokia's Had Enough Discovery In 337 Suit
• NSK Loses Bid For Injunctions In Zeroing Challenges
• Vehicles Made In US Despite Chinese Parts: Customs
• Not Mere Child's Play: Redefining 'Children's Product'
• US Sues Canadian Clothing Co. Over NAFTA Exemptions
• CIT Slams Ford Bid To Revive $6M Jaguar Duties Suit
• ITC Votes For Duties On Chinese Pipes, Iron Castings
• Most Shipping Cos. Complying With New Rules: GAO
• US Delays China Currency Report Amid Trade Dispute
• US Producers Slag China Over Steel Intervention
• US To Investigate China's Aid To Green Tech Sector
• ITC Sides With Apple In Touch-Screen Patent Suit
• § 1519: DOJ Fires Its Anti-Obstruction Cannon
• SiRF Fires Back At Broadcom's GPS Patent Claims
• White & Case Atty May Be Barred From 337 Case Talks
• Seyfarth Shaw FCPA Expert Joins Nixon Peabody
• US Says Fresno Protested Airport Overbilling Too Late
• US, Importers Fight Nucor Over Chinese Fasteners
• NSK Wants Partial Remand Of Ball Bearing Duty Order
• Thai, US Shrimpers To Appeal Latest Duty Review
• Arbitrating International Environmental Disputes
• At Beijing Meeting, Sen. Baucus Says Yuan Must Go Up
• ITA Snags Ex-Ambassador For Deputy Director Post
• Fed. Circ. Sides With Gilda In Spat Over US Duties
• DOC To Reassess Ironing Board Duty For Chinese Co.
• DOC To Keep Duties On Water Treatment Chemical
• Respiration Systems Are Made In Sweden, CBP Rules
• In-House Counsel Say Corruption Work On The Rise
• Sens. Urge US To Fight China's Chicken Duties
• ITC To Probe Digital TVs, LCD Devices In 337 Cases
• India And Japan Near Free Trade Deal
• Axinn Boosts DC Office With Paul Hastings Hire
• WTO Refers US-Mexico Steel Dumping Spat To Panel
• Complying With List-Based Sanctions Programs
• Apple's Summary Determination Bid Nixed In 337 Spat
• Broadcom Takes SiRF To Task Over GPS Patent Order
• Obama OKs UK, Australia Defense Trade Deals
• Sirius Dodges Spansion's IP Suit Over Flash Chips
• US Fights Aromont's Meat, Veggie Stock Tariff Win
• Prison Sentences, Fines And Forfeitures ...
• Nail Maker Fails To Block Target In Anti-Dumping Suit
• US, Canada Face New Softwood Lumber Dispute
• Schlumberger Targeted In Yemen Bribe Probe
• Walgreen Tissues Subject To Duties, Fed. Circ. Says
• Revoking Steel Duties Would Lead To Dumping: DOC
• Customs Agrees To Nix Duties On Little Tikes Toys
• ITC To Review Duties On Chinese, Korean Cookware
• US Foundries Look To End Castings Dumping Suit
• ITC Focus Turns To Public Interest In 337 Cases
• Shah Bros. Loses Gutkha Import Classification Case
• Acquisition Councils Iron Out Ban For Sudan-Tied Cos.
• Lifting Gum, Steel Duties Would Cause Dumping: DOC
• ITC Takes Up Lexmark's Ink Cartridge Patent Claims
• New Draft Of Anti-Counterfeiting Treaty Draws Criticism
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Exclusion Order In Litter Box IP Case
• Slacker Settles Samsung Memory Patent Suit In ITC
• WTO Advances Toward Trade Agreement Transparency
• US Shrimpers Challenge 4th Review Of Vietnam Imports
• EU-South Korea Will Cut 99% Of Tariffs By 2016
• Toshiba, Wistron Settle Laptop Patent Dispute
• CIT Won't Lift Deposits On Chinese Tire Imports
• All Tools Fails In Challenge To Twice-Applied Duty
• Keeping Time — Omega V. Costco
• US Markets Have Stayed Open During Downturn: WTO
• ITC Grants Probe Over Leviton Circuit Interrupter IP
• Customs Broker Wins Challenge Over Suspension
• Commerce Ordered To Redo Chinese Pencil Duties
• CB Richard Says Workers In China Paid Local Officials
• Fed. Circ. Affirms DOC Decision To Nix Zeroing
• Customs Says Solyndra Panels Made In USA
• High Court Won't Weigh In On Gender-Based Duties
• ITC To Speed Sunset Review Of Chinese Candle Duties
• Higher Fences, Fewer Items: Simplified Export Controls
• CIT Rids Chinese Tire Cos. Of Disputed Duty
• Fla. Co. Fined $90K For Alleged Export Violations
• Motiva Brings Wii Patent Spat With Nintendo To ITC
• Union Urges ITC To Keep Duties On China Furniture
• Beefed-Up CPSC Making Itself Known To Importers
• Edco Settles DOC's China Export Violation Claims
• Thermon, Others Settle US' Israeli Boycott Claims
• Microsoft Hits Motorola With IP Suits Over Smartphones
• Russia, US Resolve Disputes Over WTO Entry
• King Wins Review Of Chinese Pipe Fitting Duties
• EU Probes Chinese Pipes Over Dumping Concerns
• USTR To Up Focus On Worst Markets For IP Violations
• House Eyes Broader Iran Sanctions
• ITC Wants 337 Case Filers To Address Public Interest
• ITC To Review Cognex Loss In Machine Patent Case
• Horizon Lines Wins Refund In Spat Over Repair Duties
• Legal Hold May Keep You Out Of Jail Over E-Discovery