International Trade Archive » August, 2012

International Trade - August, 2012

179 articles

• 4 Firms Feared Most By In-House Counsel
• Argentina Lodges WTO Complaint Over US Meat Restrictions
• USDA Unit Says LNG Project Will Bisect Protected Wetlands
• China Asks For WTO Panel To Settle US Duties Dispute
• China Won't Contend WTO's E-Payments Favoritism Ruling
• WTO To Review Fairness Of US Duties On Indian Steel
• ITC Takes 2nd Look At IPod Cover Infringement Claims
• CBP Change: The Centers Of Excellence And Expertise
• Foreign Trade Law Won't Bar Nokia LCD Antitrust Claims: Judge
• Zeroing OK In Commerce's Review Of Staple Fiber Duties: CIT
• Electrical Cos. Violating Circuit Bans, Leviton Tells ITC
• China, Germany To Initiate Talks To Resolve Solar Trade Row
• FDA Sued To Force Implementation Of Food Safety Rules
• As TPP Negotiations Loom, Reports Differ On IP Policy
• Former ALW Executive Ducks Prison In Honey Import Case
• Patent Troll Bill May Conflict With Trade Deal, Report Warns
• CDC Pins Salmonella On Mangoes As Stores Pull Stock
• EU To Probe Dumping Of Argentine, Indonesian Biodiesel
• China Will Review Duties On BPA From Japan, S. Korea, Others
• A Change In Application Of EPROMs Factors At ITC?
• CPSC Toughens Safety Guidelines For Children's Play Yards
• Royalties Doom Bid To Block Chimei Innolux Imports, ITC Says
• CPSC Wants Public To Weigh In On Ban Of Tiny Magnet Sets
• ITC To Examine Trends In Renewable Energy Market
• Ex-Wynn Partner Lobs $140M Defamation Suit At Casino Co.
• Commerce Asked To Probe Greek, S. Korean Cement Imports
• Iran Terror Victims Sue MasterCard To Collect $590M Award
• Mexico Challenges Argentina's Import Restrictions In WTO
• Ex-Chadbourne Arbitration Pro Returns To Clifford Chance
• FSMA's Potential Impact, Part 3: Reinspection, Recall Fees
• Profit Counting: The Pfizer FCPA Settlement
• Apple Didn't Infringe Key Motorola Wi-Fi Patent, ITC Rules
• Volvo's Diesel Engines Break Emissions Law, DOJ Says
• Kodak Wrongly Redacted Notebook, ITC Judge Finds
• ITC Drops Probe Into Drill Bit Maker's Patent Claims
• EU To Require US Ethanol Producers To Register Imports
• What's Making Attorneys Flee Their Firms?
• Applying For Foreign Trade Zone Status: Do's And Don'ts
• Legal Challenges Lie Ahead For Calif.'s Iran Insurance Bill
• ITC To Review Ruling On Overland Data Storage Patents
• Texas Resources Co. Fined Over Iran Sanction Violations
• China Wants Full WTO Case Over US Countervailing Duties
• Satellite Tracking Patent Owner Seeks ITC Probe Of Rivals
• SEC's Conflict Minerals Rules: Strict, Onerous, Vague
• What You Need To Know About Chinese Product Liability Law
• Fed. Circ. Reopens Amkor Chip Patent Dispute
• RBS, Commerzbank Under Scrutiny Over Iran Dealings
• DOJ Shines Some Light On FCPA Definitions In 11th Circ.
• SEC's Toned-Down Conflict Mineral Rule Still Faces A Fight
• U.S. 'Disappointed' With Argentina Over WTO Imports Row
• OPEC Claims Immunity To Service In Bid To Nix Antitrust Suit
• As Russia Joins WTO, House Panel Pushes For Normal Trade
• The Fed. Circ. Stance On ITC's 'No Position' Rule
• ITC Renews Anti-Dumping Duties On German Steel Pipes
• Wynn Wins Attys' Fees After FCPA Issue Fails In Federal Court
• Samsung, Nintendo Targeted In ITC Patent Probe
• US Cautions Oil Firms On Kurdish Investments
• Chinese Co. Launches Challenge To US Duties Law
• VirnetX To Refile Patent Complaint Against Apple At ITC
• Argentina Strikes Back At US Over WTO Import Complaints
• Chip Set Imports Don't Breach Freescale Patent, Judge Says
• MoFo Brings Aboard Covington ITC Patent Pro
• Reverb Of The Gibson Guitar Settlement
• US, Japan Bring Argentina Trade Gripes To WTO
• Hitachi's Rare Earth Magnet Suit In ITC Targets Bose, Adidas
• US Steel Cos. Can't Skirt Import Tariff Conspiracy Claims
• Chinese Tire Cos. Say US Duty Law Unconstitutional
• Barclays Libor Prosecutor Joins Murphy & McGonigle
• Motorola Again Targets Apple's IPad, IPhone
• Argentina Takes EU To WTO Over Spanish Biodiesel Ban
• China Says US Is Illegally Subsidizing Clean Energy Projects
• Foreign Acquisitions Merit CFIUS Analysis: An Overview
• Indian Steel Co. Appeals CIT Duty Order To Fed. Circ.
• NY's 1st Stab At Standard Chartered Bank
• Mexican Pipe Co. Ends Challenge To US Anti-Dumping Duties
• UK Co. Contests Ruling That It Evaded Chinese Electrode Duties
• Solar Trade War Rages As Chinese Cos. Call For EU Probe
• Pension Fund Seeks Wal-Mart Info On Alleged Mexico Bribery
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Exec Gets 9 Months For China Bribe Scheme
• Merkel Backs Quick Completion of Canada-EU Trade Pact
• Chinese Dolly Cos. Protest Commerce's Duties Ruling
• Oracle Pays $2M To Settle Claims It Breached FCPA In India
• Thai Power Co. Pays $197M For Indonesian Mine Stake
• Chinese Vitamin Cos. Push For Gov't Docs In Antitrust Trial
• Bombing Victims' Families Sue StanChart Over Iran Assets
• Aussie Tobacco Ruling 1st Domino In Potential Global Cascade
• Merkel's Cabinet OKs Export Rules For 'Dual-Use' Goods
• Wyo. Farmer Can't Shake FCA Suit Over Milk Exports
• Expert Sues King & Spalding Over Unpaid Fees In Patent Case
• ITC ALJ: A Case Unsupported Cannot Stand
• How HR 1905 Further Hobbles Business With Iran
• China Ends Dichloromethane Dumping Duties For US, Others
• Australian High Court Upholds Plain-Pack Tobacco Law
• Lawmakers Pressure Wal-Mart To Comply With FCPA Probe
• CIT Rejects Duty Results On Certain Chinese Ironing Boards
• US Lifts Sanctions On Defected Syrian Prime Minister
• $340M Standard Chartered Deal Shows New Watchdog Can Bite
• HSBC To Hire Ex-OFAC Chief To Monitor Bank Practices
• Staples Says Pencil Duties Suit Unsupported By Facts
• Cabot, Williams Defend Pa.-To-NY Pipeline Against LNG Fears
• Goodwin Procter Brings Former ITC Atty Into IP Group
• Standard Chartered To Pay $340M To Settle NY Iran Claims
• The Potential Reach Of EU's First-Sale Doctrine
• Global Banks Rethink NY Bases After Standard Chartered Probe
• EU To Probe Indian Stainless Steel Wire Over Dumping Claims
• CIT Says Sears' Bid To Reclassify Boots Misses Time Limit
• Canada Agency Aims For Simpler Food Safety Oversight
• Google Dodges Suit Over $500M Drug Ad Settlement, For Now
• When Your Most Trusted Employees Are Working For The SEC
• Newly Aggressive CPSC Ups Ante With Proposed Magnet Ban
• Suit Timing Decides Subject Matter Jurisdiction: Fed. Circ.
• Procedural Error Dooms Lumber Valuation Appeal: Fed. Circ.
• Ex-China Official's Testimony Lends Boost To Vitamin C Cos.
• Samsung, Osram Settle LED Patent War
• US Sanctions Syrian State Oil Co. For Selling To Iran
• ITC To Review Ruling On Richtek's Electric Current Patents
• Magnesium Co. Asks Fed. Circ. To Toss Anti-Dumping Duty
• American Disputes Search Warrants In Iranian Satellite Case
• Commerce Extends Iranian Airline's Export Ban
• Sens. Urge ITC To Side With Intel, HP On Processor Patents
• China, Taiwan Sign Pair Of Investment-Shielding Pacts
• Low-Cost Korean Transformers Hurt US Industry, ITC Says
• UK Reforms: A New Era In Criminal Cartel Enforcement?
• Trade-Based Money Laundering — HSBC, ING And You?
• CPSC Targets Another Co. Over Magnet Balls Risk
• ITC Revokes Duties On Russian Steelmaking Products
• ITC To Probe Tech Tariff Reductions' Impact On US Imports
• ZTE USA Counsel Sues Company Over Expenses In Iran Probe
• 2 North China Pharma Units Exit Vitamin C Antitrust MDL
• Singapore Court Frees 2 Wanted In US On Iran Trade Charges
• ITC Reins In Google's Role In Nokia-HTC Infringement Case
• CIT Says US Can't Seek Penalties In Nitek Import Case
• Raising The Bar For NPEs To Establish Domestic Industry
• SEC Drops FCPA Probe Of Offshore Driller Hercules
• Blackwater Agrees To $8M Fine For Arms Violations
• Vague $5M Settlement Orders Not Appealable, 11th Circ. Says
• Standard Chartered's Global Biz At Risk If NY Pulls Its License
• Mexico Delays Dumping Duties On US Chicken Due To Bird Flu
• Reps. Urge DOE To Speed Up LNG Export Plant Approvals
• Sens. Float Contract Ban For UTC Unit After $75M Plea
• ITC To Study Economic Impact Of TPP, Canada, Mexico
• Pfizer Will Pay $60M To End Foreign Bribery Probes
• Case Study: Minn-Chem V. Agrium
• ITC Will Review Ruling In Polyimide Film Patent Dispute
• ITC Accelerates Review Of Chinese Polyester Staple Fiber
• EU Lifts Sanctions On Iranian Bank Officials
• Gibson Strikes Deal To End Wood Import Investigation
• Regulators Say Standard Chartered Flouted Iran Sanctions
• Getting Ahead Of China's 3 R's
• Total Saves $391M For Possible Settlement Over Iran Deals
• Diebold Looks To Put Bribery Probe Behind It
• SEC Targets Teva In FCPA Compliance Probe
• Reach Of US Enviro Laws Key To Fight Over Ex-Im Gas Loans
• Hitachi Asks High Court To Address Deadline For Duty Protests
• 11th Circ. Won't Hear Appeal Over $92M Alcatel-Lucent Deal
• Pa. AG Sues Ryco Over Use Of Foreign Steel In Public Projects
• Union Rips ITC For Lifting Duties On Indonesian Paper
• Sens. Seek To Enact Decade-Old Global Patent Treaties
• Interpreting Section 1782 Post-Intel: Part 2
• CPSC Republicans Attack Product Safety Database
• CIT Says Commerce Still Didn't Get Bearing Co. Duties Right
• Importer Cops Guilty Plea Over Duty Dodge But Denies The Rest
• Sens. Roll Out Package To Bolster Manufacturing and Trade
• Congress OKs Bill Pushing African Trade, Myanmar Sanctions
• Sens. Want Detailed Cost-Benefit Studies For New Regs
• ITC Drops Duties On Indonesian Lined Paper
• US Criminalization Of Import Violations Continues
• House Approves New Sanctions Against Iran's Energy Fronts
• Olympus Tells DOJ Of Possible FCPA Violations In Brazil
• Fed. Circ. Says ITC Misconstrued Terms In Nokia Patent Case
• Contractor MTS Strikes $8M Deal To Quash Federal Probe
• Macau Privacy Regulator Probes Sands China Over Data Transfer
• Chinese Man Pleads Guilty In Illegal Military Exports Case
• Shipping Co. Crowley Fined $17M Over Price-Fixing Scheme
• Judge Slashes Claims In FCA Case Over Asian Tech Imports
• CIT Backs Use Of Zeroing In Anti-Dumping Duty Reviews
• Contracting With Third-Party Reps: FCPA Risks
• What The US Can Learn From EU Action On Duty Evasion
• Avon Negotiating With Feds To Settle FCPA Probe