International Trade Archive » March, 2013

International Trade - March, 2013

177 articles

• ResMed Goes On Warpath Over Sleep Apnea Gear Patents
• CDW Unit Strikes $6M Deal To End Fee-Dodging Case
• Sprint To Cut China Ties In $20B SoftBank Deal
• US Wins $10M Judgment For Illegal Primrose Oil Imports
• EU Unveils Plans To Modernize Trademark System
• Q&A With Steptoe's Charles Schill
• DOJ Drops FCPA Probe Into DynCorp
• How Kirtsaeng Will Impact The Market For Copyrighted Works
• ITC Probes Impact Of Changing NAFTA Rules Of Origin
• Microsoft Smartphone Patent Obvious, Google Tells Fed. Circ.
• CIT Blocks Liquidation Of Chinese Saw Blade Imports
• US Eases Restrictions On European Poultry
• House Dems Push For China Trade Secret Theft Designation
• Wilson Sonsini Adds 5 Sidley Austin IP Litigation Attys
• Q&A With Blakes' Greg Kanargelidis
• Litigation Support At A Crossroads
• WTO Delays Probe Of Indonesia Trade Barriers
• Iran Must Pay $40M In Attys' Fees, Interest In Dairy Fight
• USTR Wants ITC's Take On Impact Of US-EU Free Trade Pact
• SEC Trims Nigerian Bribery Suit Against Noble Execs
• Macau Watchdog Fines Wynn For Customer Data Transfers
• Food Safety Group Demands Deadlines For FDA Rules
• Q&A With Foley & Lardner's Scott Fredericksen
• Holland & Knight Lands M&A, Private Equity Pro In Miami
• Wal-Mart Says $157M FCPA Legal Tab Will Grow
• An Insider's View Of The FCPA Resource Guide
• ITC To Review Ruling In Sex Toy Knockoff Case
• Govs. Ask White House To Study Coal Export Climate Impacts
• 4 Tips For When The FCPA Police Come Knocking
• US Must Demand Strong IP Protection In TPP Talks, Sens. Say
• Chinese Engineer Gets 5 Years For Swiping Defense Secrets
• Q&A With Frost Brown Todd's Jan De Beer
• Chinese Vitamin Cos. To Pay $23M To Settle Price-Fixing Plot
• White House Weakened Food Safety Rule, Docs Show
• Justices Surprise Attys By Rejecting Patent 1st-Sale Case
• Justices Pass On Appeal Of Gov't's Seizure Of Ancient Coins
• FDA Challenges Execution Drug Ban In DC Circ.
• Staples, Target Dodge Chinese Pencil Duties Suit
• EU, Japan To Tackle Free Trade Agreement
• Q&A With Thompson Hine's Kirsten Keefe
• Xbox Doesn't Violate Motorola Patent, ITC Judge Says
• CPSC Risks Alienating Industry With Litigation Strategy
• Force-Fed Foie Gras Suit Lacks Legal Issue, Calif. Judge Says
• Gov't Seeks To Toss Chinese-Owned Co.'s Wind Farm Suit
• Mako Sues Rival Device Co. Over Robotic Surgery Patents
• CIT Upholds Commerce's Duties On Chinese Tires
• China Continues Chemical Tariff Streak, Targeting US, Japan
• Hatch Calls For IP Trade Czar, Prods Obama On Fast-Track
• Q&A With Hughes Hubbard's Joanne Osendarp
• Oil Group Blasts SEC Mineral Disclosure Rule In DC Circ.
• Where Privilege Protection Ends In Internal Investigations
• IP Asset Co. Seeks Ch. 11 With Up To $100M In Liabilities
• CPSC Chair Backs Consumer Database Targeted By Lawsuit
• WTO Critiques Argentina Trade Policy, Transparency
• Sen. Pushes To Shield Exports From Climate Change Review
• Standard Chartered Head Retracts Iran Sanctions Remarks
• ITC Gives Green Light For Duties On Chinese Sinks
• Q&A With Fish & Richardson's Ruffin Cordell
• Registering Chinese Solar Panels Poses Fears For EU
• 7 Reasons To Do Pro Bono Work
• US-EU Trade Talks May Start This Summer, White House Says
• Coal Export Fee Suit Against DOI Time-Barred, Judge Says
• Obama Plans To Max Out CPSC Commissioner Picks
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rockwood, Best Buy, Samsung
• Jack Link's Jerky Gets 'Cured' Beef Tariff, CIT Says
• Riddell Loses CIT Fight Over Football Clothing Duties
• Enviros Ask USTR To Back Off India's Solar Rules
• Q&A With Foley & Lardner's Gregory Husisian
• 1st Circ. Affirms Chinese Exporters' Munitions Convictions
• High Court Ruling May Curb Int'l Sales Of Copyrighted Work
• Sea Change For Import And Sale Of Foreign-Made Goods
• IP Lawyers Weigh In On High Court's 1st-Sale Ruling
• LNG Export Delays Could Hamstring US Cos., Republicans Say
• Microsoft Facing FCPA Probe Over Foreign Bribery
• White House Must Seek Fast-Track Trade Authority, Sens. Say
• Q&A With Kaye Scholer's Farhad Jalinous
• High Court Says 1st-Sale Doctrine Covers Foreign Goods
• Hogan Privacy Attys Form Group To Sway US-EU Trade Talks
• Acting Commerce Secretary To Leave For U. Of Wis.' Top Job
• Enbridge Looks To Expand Oil Transports From Canada To US
• Wall Street Journal Publisher Denies FCPA Claims
• Supreme Court Declines Iran's Appeal In McKesson Dairy Row
• Q&A With Thompson Hine's Jim Losey
• Citi Asks ITC To Examine Global Data Restrictions
• Ericsson Can't Add Patent Claims In Samsung ITC Suit
• ITC Clears Some Funai Products In LSI Patent Battle
• US Says Japan Must Address Barriers In Pacific Trade Talks
• Q&A With LeClairRyan's Steve Siller
• Ex-USTR Asks ITC To Probe Effects Of NAFTA Rule Changes
• Crowley Keeps $16M Navy Contract Despite Price-Fixing Scam
• US Deputy Trade Rep Named Acting Chief As Kirk Departs
• US Asks WTO To Probe Indonesia Trade Barriers
• Sens. Push Hard Line On Foreign Milk Regs Amid Trade Talks
• House Panel Calls For Action On Patent Trolls
• Lawmakers Urge Obama To Keep Japanese Auto Tariffs
• Jury Finds Chinese Vitamin C Makers Fixed Prices
• Q&A With Hughes Hubbard's Amanda DeBusk
• Another Shot In The Dark At FCPA Reform
• ITC Delays Apple, Samsung Patent Ruling To Seek Input
• BHP Faces Bribery Probe Into Beijing Olympics Sponsorship
• ITC Backs Duty-Free Status For Video Games, Movies
• CIT Nixes Challenge To Byrd Amendment Payout Rules
• K&L Gates' DC Office Gains WTO Expert From USTR
• Vitamin C Price-Fix Suit Loses 2 Defendants Before Jury Ruling
• CIT OKs Shelving Duties Despite Constitutional Challenges
• Slingbox Maker Targets Belkin, Others Over Video IP
• Q&A With Bryan Cave's Stan Marcuss
• FCPA Scrutiny For Gaming Industry: Beyond Las Vegas Sands
• Senate Confirms Taranto As Newest Fed. Circ. Judge
• HP Faces Foreign Bribery Probe Over $45M Russian Contract
• Polsinelli Nabs Health Pro With FCPA Chops From Mintz Levin
• Solyndra Hurt By Competition, Not Collusion, Chinese Cos. Say
• Latham Adds Ex-Manatt Litigator With Asian Ties To LA Office
• LG, Nokia Face ITC Probe Over Smartphone Chips
• ITC Finds LCD Backlight Patent In LG Case Invalid
• Q&A With Fish & Richardson's Michael McKeon
• Insurers Want Trade Deal To Target State-Backed Players
• Ralls Case Shows Importance Of Proactively Engaging CFIUS
• 5th Circ. Nixes Parker Drilling Investor's FCPA Suit
• US Sanctions North Korean Bank for Aiding WMD Program
• DOJ FCPA Veteran Joins Paul Hastings In DC
• US Calls On China To Crack Down On Cyberattacks
• Blaming Vitamin C Price Hike On SARS Absurd, Jury Hears
• Conservation Group Votes To Tighten Shark Trade Regs
• EU Imposes Full Ban On Animal-Tested Cosmetics
• Q&A With Baker Donelson's Doreen Edelman
• More Trade Remedy Actions By WTO Members Is A Good Sign
• Obama Advances Exports Initiative With New Trade Controls
• SocGen Says It's Aiding US Sanctions-Breach Inquiry
• USDA Releases Meat Labeling Changes After WTO Loss
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Japanese Freight Cos. To Pay $19M To Exit DOJ Cartel Probe
• Mushroom Co.'s Byrd Amendment Suit Tossed From CIT
• Q&A With Sheppard Mullin's Curt Dombek
• Dissecting FATCA: Oil And Gas Trader Edition
• Apple Asks Fed. Circ. To Revive Touch-Screen Patent
• China Ordered Vitamin C Price-Fixing, Jury Hears
• FERC Begins Vetting Excelerate's LNG Export Facility Plan
• Insurers Sue To Shirk Defense Of J&J Counterfeiting Suit
• GCG Citric Acid Subject To Import Duties, Fed. Circ. Says
• Q&A With Quinn Emanuel's Paul Brinkman
• UN Strengthens North Korea Sanctions After Nuclear Test
• EU, Thailand Open Talks On Free Trade Agreement
• Ex-Official Backtracks On China's Role In Vitamin C Price-Fixing
• Food Cos. Likely To Embrace Wider Tracing, On One Condition
• Cheniere Initiates LNG Export Capacity Expansion Request
• SEC Shouldn't Sweat Gabelli, FCPA Attys Say
• Taiwan Tells 2nd Circ. To Hold Grenada's Cash Amid Loan Row
• Fed. Circ. OKs Import Ban Over HP Printer Cartridge Patents
• US-Iraq Trade Pact To Take Effect This Year, USTR Says
• SNR Denton Adds Ex-Arent Fox Trade Lawyer To DC Office
• Q&A With Jones Day's Giovanna Cinelli
• 10 Anti-Corruption Developments To Expect This Year
• Chinese Vitamin C Collusion Was Coerced, Ex-Official Says
• Baker Botts Hires Ex-Squire Sanders Export Pro In UK
• Cameron Urges Narrow FERC Review For $6B LNG Project
• US Finalizes Mexican Tomato Trade Agreement
• Apple, Motorola To Spar Over Touch Screen IP At Fed. Circ.
• Q&A With Dechert's Jeremy Zucker
• Iranian, American Going To Prison Over Aircraft Export Plot
• Sharpen Your Pencils For Conflict Minerals Disclosures
• Calif. Agency's BPA Debate May Boost Chemical Cos.' Suit
• Baucus Says US-EU Trade Deal 'Must Be Done Now'
• Drug Biz Wants Strong IP Measures In Pacific Trade Pact
• Husch Blackwell Adds Trade, Customs Veteran In DC
• US Boosts Free-Trade Zones In Egypt To Aid Ties With Israel
• Chinese Vitamin C Makers Fabricated Export Docs, Jury Told
• Q&A With Weil's Chip Roh
• Las Vegas Sands Says It 'Likely' Violated FCPA
• Patton Boggs Forced To Lay Off 65 As Work Dries Up
• Credit Lyonnais Faces US Trial In Hamas Funding Suit
• WTO To Probe U.S. Duties On Vietnamese Shrimp
• EU Launches Trade Talks With Morocco
• InterOil Sifting Through Bids For JV On $6B LNG Project
• Q&A With Paul Hastings' Scott Flicker
• Obama To Seek Fast-Track Power On EU, Pacific Trade Pacts
• How PE Firms Can Avoid Getting Blindsided By The FCPA