International Trade Archive » July, 2012

International Trade - July, 2012

175 articles

• Senate Panel Wants Airlines Barred From EU Emissions Program
• Chinese Sinks Were Subsidized, Commerce Says
• Gabon FCPA Informant Gets 18 Months In Prison
• ITC Retains Dumping Duties On Chinese Roller Bearings
• Congress' Fresh Round Of Sanctions On Iran Nears Vote
• Microsoft Wants Cease-Fire In Motorola Patent Battle
• Defining Compliance After Wal-Mart And Morgan Stanley
• Markey Presses Geithner To Block China-Nexen Oil Deal
• Rise In Salmonella Will Prod Obama On Stalled Food Regs
• Ex-Innospec CEO Pleads Guilty To 3rd UK Bribery Charge
• Shook Hardy FCPA Pro Decamps For Loeb & Loeb
• Samsung, LG, Electrolux Hit With Duties On Washing Machines
• Indonesia Challenges EU Chemical Duties At WTO
• China Says US, EU Cos. Dumped Chemical Solvents
• A Look At CBP's New Transfer Pricing Policy
• FDA Lifts Ban On Dr. Reddy's Drugs From Mexican Plant
• Fed. Circ. Reverses CIT, Ups Magnesium Dumping Duties
• China Tells EU Costs, Not Dumping, Drive Solar Panel Price
• Indian TV Network Claims Nielsen Based Ratings On Bribery
• Commerce Says China, Vietnam Cos. Dumped Wind Towers
• ITC To Probe Surveillance Camera Software Patent Dispute
• Sen. Demands Security Review Of CNOOC's $15B Nexen Buy
• Omega Misusing Copyright In Costco Case, 9th Circ. Told
• Assessing EU's Reinforced Sanctions Against Syria
• Interpreting Section 1782 Post-Intel: Part 1
• Trade War Looms As EU, Chinese Solar Panel Makers Spar
• Senate Sends Sequestration Transparency Act To President
• Judge Pulls Trigger On Smith & Wesson FCPA Derivative Suit
• FDA Must Strengthen Food Recall Process, GAO Report Says
• Axing Carbon Steel Duties Would Lead To Dumping: Commerce
• US Confronting Barriers To Africa Trade: Commerce Official
• More To The Story: Post-Export Violations
• 2nd Guilty Plea Entered In Iran Missile Export Plot
• Russia Trade Normalization Bill Clears House Committee
• Feds Allege Customs Broker Led Tax-Evading Import Ring
• Tullow Could Invest Up To $5B Into African Export Line
• Rambus Loses ITC Invalidity Rehearing Over Chip Patents
• US, EU Should Sign Free Trade Pact, UK Ambassador Says
• Target's Tool Kit Nails Subject To Chinese Duties, CIT Says
• Taiwan Paves Way For More US Beef Imports
• HTC, Others Face Microprocessor Patent Suits In Calif., ITC
• The Risks Of FCPA Joint Venture Liability
• Fla. Pushes For Law Targeting Contractors With Cuba Ties
• State Dept. Doubts UN Agency Violated Trade Sanctions
• USTR Pushes Congress To Normalize Trade With Russia
• DOJ Aims To Keep Helper In Failed Gabon Sting Out Of Prison
• Spansion Pushes 3rd Circ. To Overturn Bar On Apple Suit
• African Fabrics Trade Bill Would Save $5M, CBO Says
• WTO Forms Panel In US, Others' Rare Earths Row With China
• Chinese Cos. Shipped Via Malaysia To Skip Duties, EU Finds
• US COOL Requirements: Implications Of WTO Ruling
• ITC Ruling Could Be Nail In Kodak Patent Sale's Coffin
• Japan's Chances Look Slim In Bid To Join TPP Talks
• ITC Asked To Review Fireplace Co.'s Trade Secrets Suit
• Russia Set To Join World Trade Organization In August
• Kodak Didn't Infringe Apple Image Patents, Fed. Circ. Says
• A Rising Tide In Export And Sanctions Enforcement
• ITC Affirms Invalidity Of Kodak's Camera Preview Patent
• No More Prison For Ex-McKinsey Consultant, Attys Urge
• Grassley Warns 6 Agencies Of Contractor Data Breach Threat
• Implications Of Russia's Accession To WTO
• China Tightens Ties To Africa With $20B Loan Promise
• ITC Vacates Dimmer Switch Ban In Light Of Expired Patent
• China Appeals WTO Decision On US Steel Duties
• China To Probe US, South Korean Solar Material Imports
• DLA Piper Strengthens Korean, IP Fronts With Latham Hire
• Halliburton Settles Shareholder Suit Over Alleged Bribes
• ITC Says That Despite Claims, NPE Suits Not On Rise
• House To Follow Senate With Russia Trade Normalization Bill
• Snapshot: The Latest Medical Device FCPA Settlement
• ITC Says Chinese, Austrian Xanthan Gum Imports Harm US
• EU High Court Hands Win To Chinese Co. In Duty Dispute
• Trade With Others Could Check China IP Theft, Lawmakers Hear
• Chinese-American Groups Challenge Calif. Shark Fin Ban
• How To Benefit From New Post-Import Pricing Policy
• Judge Won't Halt Calif.'s Force-Fed Foie Gras Sale Ban
• Canada Wins Latest Battle In Softwood Lumber War
• Cuomo Bans Contracts With Cos. Investing In Iranian Energy
• Bill Boosting Customs' Duty Enforcement Passes Senate Panel
• Cisco, Others Tell Lawmakers To Keep NPEs Out Of ITC
• EU Regulator Issues New Safety Plan For Food Cos.
• House Votes To Force OMB To Reveal Sequestration Plans
• CIT Nixes Furniture Co.'s Suit Over Chinese Daybed Duties
• Dominican Republic Taps WTO In Australia Tobacco Logo Ban
• Russia Trade Normalization Bill Easily Clears Senate Panel
• Dems Blame Chinese Trade Tactics For Abound Solar's Woes
• Russia's Anti-Corruption Efforts: The Latest Legislation
• The Impact Of EU's Sanctions Against Iran
• 3 GOP Sens. Look To Sink Law Of The Sea Treaty
• Salvaged USDA Produce Program Still Must Answer Critics
• Nordam To Pay $2M For Bribing Chinese Airline Employees
• Fla. Man Admits To Selling Fake Diabetic Test Strips
• GOP Rep. Wants To Open CBO Numbers To More Scrutiny
• ITC Votes To Keep Steel Bar Duties For Brazil, Others
• Arent Fox Brings Nixon Peabody White Collar, IP Pro To LA
• Crowell & Moring Nabs Investment Pro From USTR
• House GOP Members Back Russia Trade Normalization
• DOD Parts Supplier Escapes FCA Suit From 'Absent' Relator
• Litigating Trademark Cases At ITC Vs. District Court
• House Sets Clock On Bill To Mellow Law Behind Gibson Raid
• GAO Nudges SEC To Set Conflict Minerals Rule In Stone
• Fast-Filing Plaintiffs Rebuked In Wal-Mart Bribery Case
• Toy Maker Battat Fined Over Defect In Magnetic Building Sets
• Baker & McKenzie Brings On DOJ International Trade Pro
• US Prevails In WTO Over China Electronic Payments
• Easing Sanctions Against Burma — With Limits
• HTC's Bid To Reopen Apple Patent Probe Refused By ITC
• India Turns Up The Heat In Steel Duties Fight With US
• Commerce Atty Picked To Fill CIT Vacancy
• Apple Asks Fed. Circ. To Overturn ITC's Kodak Camera Ruling
• Whirlpool, Samsung Take Fridge Duties Fight To Court
• Seafood Co. Owed Chinese Crawfish Duties, Fed. Circ. Says
• Examining Data Systems & Solutions' FCPA Settlement
• ITC Floats Revised Rules For IP Probes
• Commerce Fines Co. Over Unlicensed Straitjacket Exports
• US Slaps More Economic Sanctions On Iran
• US Seizes 70 Websites Suspected Of Selling Counterfeits
• Toymaker Can't Stop Customs From Seizing Lego Look-Alikes
• J&J Vows To Fix Compliance, Quality Issues In Investor Deal
• House Panel Keeps Farm Bill Largely Intact After Hearing
• DOJ Develops A Taste For Deferred Prosecution Deals
• Import Bans On Essential Patents Must Be Rare, Officials Say
• US To Ease Myanmar Economic Sanctions
• New Zealand Libraries Fear US Could Steer TPP Copyright Rules
• ITC Staff Sides With Motorola On IPhone, IPad Import Ban
• Venable Draws Pillsbury IP Atty To Washington Office
• FDA Requires Smaller Egg Cos. To Follow Safety Rule
• Alcoa Floats Deal In $1B Bahraini Racketeering Suit
• Former Haiti Teleco Director Gets 1 Year For Bribery Scheme
• USTR Announces Canada's TPP Participation To Congress
• Orthofix Pays $7.5M To Settle Bribery Cases With SEC, DOJ
• USTR Urges Repeal Of Restrictions As Russia OKs WTO Entry
• Commerce Rule Aims For More Timely Duty Submissions
• SEC's Proposed 'Conflict' Resolution
• Takeaways From United Technologies' $75M Settlement
• Osram, LG At A Draw In 1st ITC Ruling In LED Patent Fight
• USDA Lacked Power To Make Almond Rule, DC Circ. Hears
• WTO Deal Is Constitutional, Russian High Court Rules
• USTR Says Mexico Will Join Pacific Trade Pact Talks
• India Considering Duties On Chinese Steel, WTO Hears
• Kilpatrick Townsend Brings Back IP Partner In Silicon Valley
• Samsung Tablet Doesn't Infringe 'Cool' Apple Design: UK Court
• EU To Probe China's Possible Evasion Of Anti-Dumping Orders
• Fed. Circ. Lets ITC Block Appeals Of Patent Issues
• Calif. Senate Drops Bill To Relax 'Made in USA' Label Rules
• ITC Speeds Up Probe Into German Pipes
• China Will Follow WTO Procedures In US Auto Duty Challenge
• How To Transfer Personal Data From EU To US
• Calif. Ruffles Bird Farmers' Feathers With Foie Gras Ban
• Anti-Piracy Treaty Suffers Big Setback With EU Rejection
• House Farm Bill Trims $35B, Extends Food Safety Programs
• Potash Cos. Face Dim Prospects Of High Court Antitrust Review
• Switzerland Sanctions Iran But Won't Bar Oil Imports
• Cloned Meat, Milk As Safe As Traditional: EU Food Agency
• K&L Gates Hires Nutrition Law Partner For Brussels Office
• Facing CFIUS: Better Safe Than Sorry
• US Challenges Chinese Duties On American Cars
• Ex-Commerce Head Won't Face Charges Over Car Crashes
• Commerce Says Korean Cos. Dumped Power Transformers
• Tidewater Defeats Derivative Suit Over FCPA Settlements
• USTR Pushes Copyright Exceptions At TPP Trade Talks
• DLA Piper Lures International Trade Pro From Pillsbury
• Australia Levels Duties Against Asian Steel Tube Imports
• A Closer Look At ING's $619M Settlement
• ITC Won't Grant Apple Emergency Ban On HTC Products
• Sen. Explores Stronger Iran Sanctions For Contractors
• SEC Sets Long-Awaited Vote On Conflict Minerals Rule
• Don't Let US Lose Global LNG Race, Reps. Tell DOE
• LG Probed Over Patented Circuit Design In LCD TVs
• China Renews Chemical Duties On US, Launches New EU Probe
• ITC Dings Griffin For Mobile Device Case Infringement
• Xbox Ban On Hold As ITC Remands Motorola Patent Case
• Section 337's Latest Twist: Contention Interrogatories
• So. Florida: Latin America's Int'l Arbitration Destination
• Dewey & LeBoeuf And The 'Unfinished Business' Doctrine