International Trade Archive » February, 2011

International Trade - February, 2011

145 articles

• Samsung Wins ITC Ruling In Spansion Patent Fight
• Engine Importers To Pay $2M Over CAA Violations
• China, Russia Top USTR Counterfeiting Hot Spots List
• SEC Opens FCPA Probe Of Kraft Facility In India
• Femina Hits Merck, Pharmacies With NuvaRing 337 Suit
• China Takes US Shrimp Duties To WTO Over Zeroing
• Sandler Travis Adds Ex-USTR Official To DC Office
• DOC To Review 2010 Chinese Furniture Import Duties
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Appeal Of ITC Wire Ruling Alive
• Baucus Urges Approval Of Colombia Free Trade Pact
• WTO Finalizes Report Decrying US Zeroing
• FCPA Self-Reporting Still A Tough Sell
• US Sanctions Libya As Violence Floods Nation
• In Pursuit Of Corrupted Foreign Officials
• Microsoft Secures ITC Probe Of TiVo Set-Top IP Claims
• ITC To Probe Sharp-AUO LCD Patent Dispute
• China Nixes US Bid For WTO Duties, Credit Panels
• Pioneer Wins ITC Review Of Garmin Patent Ruling
• ITC To Revisit Samsung Capacitor Decision
• China Remains An FCPA Hot Spot
• House Urges FDA To Find Contaminated Heparin Source
• ITC Paves Way For Polyvinyl Alcohol Duties On Taiwan
• Canada, Japan Weigh Economic Alliance
• Thailand Appeals WTO Panel Cigarettes Ruling
• USDA Rolls Out Catfish Inspection Rule
• DOC's Plan To Nix Zeroing Spurs Sharp Debate
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Commerce's Shrimp Duty Findings
• Sam Adams Brewer Asks ITC To Block Beer Glasses
• FCPA Case Challenges DOJ On 'Foreign Official'
• Philips Reports Possible FCPA Violations
• WTO Sides With Brazil Over US In OJ Zeroing Fight
• WTO Official Urges Speedier Doha Round Talks
• EU OKs Plan To Allow Modified Crops In Feed
• Spain Gets Temporary OK For Coal Aid Plan
• US Lawmakers Urge Taiwan To Drop Beef Over Beef
• WTO Panel Issues China Raw Material Policy Review
• Commerce Gets Partial Remand In Chinese Carbon Spat
• Deadline Looms For WTO Farm Reforms
• Senate Bill Would Arm DOJ To Fight OPEC
• Taming The Wild West Of IP Protection
• SEC Corruption Probe Prompts Scrutiny Of Deals
• Australia, New Zealand Ease Investment Regs
• Feds Arrest Woman In Illegal Honey Import Scheme
• US Questions Brazilian Subsidies At WTO
• Panasonic Settles Sprawling IP Fight With Freescale
• DOC Finds Chinese Boron-Added Steel Subject To Duties
• Investor Targets Tidewater Board Over FCPA Cases
• Lawmakers Plan To Tighten Sanctions On Iran
• EU Lawmakers Pass Landmark S. Korea FTA
• Philip Morris Sues Chinese Sites Over Fake Marlboros
• ITC Keeps Chinese Cookware Duties After Quick Review
• ITC's Public Interest Rule Draws Atty Fire
• CIT Tells Commerce To Review S. Korean Steel Duties
• Japan, Papua New Guinea Reach Investment Deal
• KBR Subsidiary To Pay $11M Over UK Bribery Charges
• EU Targets 6 More Countries Over Russian Air Deals
• Senate Eyes Online Piracy Bill In 2011
• The Supreme Court's Personal Jurisdiction Reckoning
• Judge Grants Bid To Shield FCPA Case Info
• Wire Fraud Convict Asks 2nd Circ. To Undo Verdict
• WTO Pushes Trade Reform For Japan
• Japan, India To Sign Free Trade Agreement
• IP Trade Group Asks USTR To Put Countries On Notice
• Wind Farms And The Law Of The Sea
• Chinese Co. Wins Remand In Magnesium Dumping Suit
• Fed. Circ. Affirms 188% Duties On Crawfish Importer
• Baker Botts Adds Ex-Howrey IP Atty To DC Office
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Revised Thai Steel Duties
• Mexican Cos. Dodging US Steel Duties, Suit Claims
• Obama Budget Gives IP Enforcement Shot In The Arm
• FCA And ITAR — A Lethal Combination
• CIT Chucks Suit Over Pending Lumber Protests
• ITC Judge Finds Crocs Patents Enforceable
• Canada Will Levy $59M More In Lumber Export Charges
• ITC Votes To Lift Duties On Russian Magnesium
• Insurer Seeks To Escape 188% Crawfish Duties
• US Takes China Steel, Payment Card Disputes To WTO
• Senate Bill Would Ease Drug Imports, Boost Inspection
• Canada Asks For WTO Review Of EU Seal Product Ban
• Case Study: Moncrief Oil V. OAO Gazprom
• House Revives Bill To Ban Radioactive Waste Imports
• Senate Inaction Sinks Trade Preference Programs
• Sony Hits LG With 3 Display Device IP Suits
• Lufthansa, Air Berlin Get OK To Sue Over Ryanair Aid
• Wiretapping For Beginners
• EU High Court Affirms Activision Antitrust Fine
• Congress Puts Focus Back On Chinese Currency Reform
• Tyson To Pay $5.2M To Settle Mexico Bribery Claims
• GE Defends Wind Turbine Patents In Fed. Circ.
• Convicted Chinese Co. Fined $2M Over Chip Exports
• Fla. Judge Won't Rehear Alcatel-Lucent RICO Suit
• Attys Hope New IP Panels Are More Than Just Hype
• Weapons Co. Execs Accused Of Smuggling Gun Parts
• China Slaps Duties On US, EU Optical Fiber
• House GOP Calls For Deep FY 2011 Budget Cuts
• The 'New Normal' In ESI Preservation Duties: Part 2
• DLA Piper Lures 2 Paul Hastings Litigation Leaders
• White House Expects Colombia, Panama Deals In 2011
• Lexmark Settles With 10 Firms In Ink Cartridge Suits
• WTO Panel To Examine Dominican Emergency Duties
• US Chicken Industry Faces Mexican Dumping Probe
• Sugar Coalition Slams ITC Tariffs Report
• Japan Puts Brakes On US Beef Imports
• Dear Congress, Time For Another Look At FTAIA
• EU Legislators Get Behind S. Korea Trade Pact
• McConnell Accuses Obama Of Stalling Free Trade Deals
• ITC Greenlights Chinese Drill Pipe Duties
• Shrimp Group Slams Commerce Method In Fed. Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Sends Ironing Board Duties Back To DOC
• LG Asks ITC To Probe Sony TVs, Blu-Ray Players
• Commerce Secretary Urges Freer Trade In New Delhi
• Against The Grain
• US, Canada Launch Regulatory Cooperation Council
• Treasury Says China Is Not Manipulating Currency
• EU Probe Discovers Unfair Chinese Paper Subsidies
• ITC Orders Full Sunset Review Of Steel Carbon Plates
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Wiley Rein
• China OK'd To Join US Paper Duties Fight
• Samsung Can't Stall ITC Memory Probe For Holiday
• Hughes Hubbard Nabs Weil Trade Co-Chair
• Feds Want Chinese Co. Fined $2M In Export Scheme
• A Review Of 2010 Criminal Antitrust Enforcement
• Ropes & Gray Taps Dechert ITC Guru For IP Group
• EU-Bound Fakes Should Be Seized: High Court Adviser
• International Trade Group Of The Year: S&C
• Chinese Co. Seeks Lower Duties On Roller Bearings
• Courts Likely To Decide Reach Of UK Bribery Act
• Calif. Man Cleared Of Exporting US Army Gear To Yemen
• How ICE Could Chill Export Enforcement
• EU OKs Lower Banana Tariffs After 15-Year Tiff
• Law360 International Trade Editorial Advisory Board
• US Steel Drops Suit Over Dutch Steel Imports
• Death Row Prisoners Sue FDA Over Thiopental Imports
• ITC, Commerce To Review Duties On OJ From Brazil
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Steptoe
• Graco Asks ITC For Baby Trend Stollers Patent Probe
• ITC To Investigate Birthing Dolls From China
• The 'New Normal' In ESI Preservation Duties: Part 1
• Shrimpers, Importers Spar In ITC Over Dumping Duties
• Man Charged With Smuggling Weapons Materials To Iran
• S. Korea Goes To WTO Over Zeroing On Steel Duties
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Sidley
• Urban Outfitters Reloads In Sex-Based Duties Case
• Federal Agency Overhaul To Begin With Trade, Exports
• FCPA Guidance In Alcatel-Lucent Settlements