International Trade Archive » April, 2013

International Trade - April, 2013

169 articles

• Clothes Importer Asserts Standing In Fed. Circ. Tariff Fight
• Obama Would Signal Trade Push By Picking Froman For USTR
• Apple Loses ITC Sanctions Bid In VirnetX Patent Spat
• Sens. Suggest WTO Challenge To EU Ethanol Duties
• ITC Closes Probe Over LG Backlight Patent Claims
• Companies Should Proceed With Caution In Myanmar
• EU's New Package Of Consumer Product Safety Rules
• Oil Brokers Ask Supreme Court To Revive Iraq Contract Suit
• Bose Settles Hitachi ITC Suit Over Rare-Earth Magnet Patents
• Total Expecting To Pay $398M To Settle FCPA Bribery Claims
• Electrolux Disputes Duties On Washers From Mexico
• ITC To Review Decision Finding Cypress SRAM Patents Valid
• Protect Your Company From FCPA Risks In Latin America
• Mexican Cucumber Suppliers Linked To Salmonella Outbreak
• An Outline Of SEC's Bold Enforcement Plan
• White House Names FTC's Shelanski To Lead Oversight Body
• DC Circ. Says Energy Cos. Fighting SEC Rule In Wrong Court
• Search For WTO Chief Down To Brazilian, Mexican Candidates
• ITC Launches Probe Of Imported Sleep Aid Devices
• Commerce Defends Chinese Furniture Duty Rates
• Pa. Makes Its Mark On Chinese Drywall Dispute
• LNG Venture Reaches Tentative Supply Deal With Petronet
• CIT OKs Commerce's Exemption Of Hand Trucks From Duties
• Venezuelan Importer Lands $31M In Tainted Chinese Milk Row
• Sens. Urge ITC To Keep Rebar Duties In Place
• EU Seal Import Ban Is Legal, Court Rules
• Reflections On Recent Cybersecurity Developments
• EU Committee Votes For US Free Trade Talks By June
• German Paper Producer Challenges Anti-Dumping Duties
• FDA Unveils Tool To Detect Counterfeit Products
• Indonesia Eases Import Restrictions After US Complains
• Steel Cos. Ask Fed. Circ. To Revive Mexican Duties
• InterOil Adopts Poison Pill As Suitors Line Up For $6B JV
• Another Example Of The Benefits Of FCPA Self-Reporting
• Tianjin Magnesium Must Pay Fees In Duty Fight, CIT Says
• Baucus Calls For Fast-Track Trade Authority By June
• Argentina Wants Names In Ralph Lauren Bribery Case
• China OKs Marubeni's $3.6B Gavilon Buy With Conditions
• Nail Importer Tells Fed. Circ. That Comments Were Futile
• Dominion CEO Calls For Federal Energy Czar
• ITC Rejects Motorola Bid For IPhone Import Ban
• Gov't Fires Back In Del Monte's Fed. Circ. Tuna Tariff Appeal
• FDA Ordered To Create New Deadlines For Food Safety Rules
• Fla. Growers Sue Commerce Over Mexican Tomato Pact
• Spotlight On Brazil: Courting International Investors
• Ralph Lauren FCPA Deal Puts NPAs In Fashion
• Honey Producers Allege Chinese Smuggling Plot
• Alpinestars Seeks Lower Duties For Motocross Boots
• Samsung Must Give Product Info To Ericsson, ITC Judge Says
• Okada Review Blasts Wynn Resorts' 'Biased' FCPA Probe
• Ralph Lauren To Pay $1.6M To Settle Argentine Bribery Claims
• Export Controls Reform Has Arrived
• DC Circ. Greenlights DOT Cross-Border Trucking Program
• Suntec Says It Didn't Get Word Of Steel Nail Duty Review
• EU Disclosure Rule Irrelevant To SEC Rule, API Tells DC Circ.
• Nanya Seeks Full ITC Review Of Elpida Infringement Ruling
• Food Biz Gets FDA To Extend Comment Period On Safety Regs
• Japan Wins More Support To Join Pacific Trade Pact Talks
• Ex-Siemens Board Member To Pay 2nd Highest FCPA Penalty
• Africa — Open For Business
• 9th Circ. Vacates $12M Fine For Convicted Catfish Importer
• 5 Lessons From The Wal-Mart FCPA Scandal
• ITC Probes Transatlantic Trade Pact's Impact On US
• Chinese Imports Targeted In Honey Laundering Class Action
• UK Appeals Court Sends Singulair Arguments To EU Court
• The Race For Riches In US-EU Trade Begins
• SNC Lavalin Banned From World Bank Projects For 10 Years
• India Raises Trade Concerns Over US Green Energy Programs
• Kenyon Sued For Not Giving Judge Credit On ITC Treatise
• Commerce To Weigh Dumping Duties On Japanese Steel
• US Jumps Into FCA Suit Over 'American' Goods Made In China
• Thousands Of Exports Will Flow More Easily Under New Regs
• CBP's Expanded Role In Enforcing ITC Exclusion Orders
• House Panel Debates Limits On NPE Suits At ITC
• NAFTA Concerns Could Complicate $1.5B Fortis-CH Merger
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Revive Kid Brands Import Fee Action
• ITA Gets Tough On Misconduct In Duties Probes
• Fed. Circ. OKs Zeroing In Commerce Steel Duty Review
• Parker Drilling Shells Out $16M To Settle FCPA Actions
• French Man Tampered With FCPA Mining Probe, DOJ Says
• Bringing Japan Into TPP Talks Is An Important Opportunity
• ITC Won't Declare Funai Products As Imports In Patent Row
• US Warns Japan Over Devaluing Yen, China Over Transparency
• CIT Agrees With Customs On Teva Sports Sandals
• Cyprus Bailout: Potential Recourse For Lost Investments
• Chinese, Vietnamese Exporters Sue Over Wind Tower Duties
• Steptoe Nabs Ex-SFO Bribery Chief To Aid FCPA Practice
• How To Perform A Corruption Risk Assessment
• Woodside Shelves $40B Aussie LNG Project
• Samsung Sues CIT Over Korean, Mexican Washer Duties
• FERC Nixes Approval For Fla. LNG Import Project
• Turnover Under Ch. 15: In Re AJW Offshore
• ITC Will Probe Slingbox IP Claims Against Belkin, Others
• Indonesia To Revise Horticulture Import Rules After US Gripe
• US Backs Japan's Inclusion In Trans-Pacific Trade Talks
• ITC To Reopen Settled Fluorescent Lights IP Claims
• Spending Bill's China Cybersecurity Provision Is Unclear
• Adaptive Micro Can't Shake $23M Suit Over Unpaid Duties
• CIT Tells Commerce To Explain Polyvinyl Alcohol Duties
• FDA Wields User Fees In Bid To Boost Food Safety Funding
• JWIN Reaches Deal To Resolve Phone Case ITC Claims
• US, Guatemala End Fight Over Labor Rights Violations
• Chinese Investors Reach $1.5B Deal To Back SF Project
• What Do Staub And Sharef Really Tell Us?
• EU Beefs Up Duties, Trade Defense Measures
• Obama Proposes Funding Boost To Drug, Tobacco Oversight
• Spending Plan Would Boost Exports With $520M ITA Budget
• Feds Investigating FCPA Allegations Against Kazuo Okada
• Obama Budget Proposes Big Change For Foreign Reinsurance
• FDA Proposes New User Fees For Food Industry
• ITC Reverses Invalidity Ruling In Bosch Wiper Patent Case
• 3 Chinese Exporters Dumped Steel Rods, Commerce Says
• ITC Takes Up Patent Dispute Over Motion-Sensing Electronics
• Europe's Dismal Economy Will Slow Trade Growth, WTO Says
• Q&A With Covington's Sturgis Sobin
• India's Essar Can't Shake Countervailing Duty On Steel
• Philips Pays $5M To Settle SEC Suit Over Polish Bribes
• EU Advances Transparency Rules For Oil, Gas, Mining Cos.
• Commerce Finalizes Submission Time Limits For Duty Probes
• Vietnamese Wind Tower Co. Sues Commerce Over Duties
• Cos. May See More Compliance Rules After Kolcraft
• Beyonce, Jay-Z's Cuba Trip Highlights Embargo Restrictions
• Ins And Outs Of Iran Disclosure In SEC Filings
• Netflix Can't Escape ITC Probe Over Parental-Control Patent
• Importer Owes More Damages In Milk Contract Row: 11th Circ.
• Samsung Rips Ericsson Defenses In 4G LTE Patent Fight
• Mexico Backs Japan Joining Trans-Pacific Trade Talks
• ITC To Study If Exclusion Orders Stop Infringing Imports
• Rising Star: Kelley Drye's Jennifer McCadney
• Q&A With Goulston & Storrs' Kerry Scarlott
• 4 Ex-Lufthansa Execs Charged In Latin America Bribe Scheme
• Samsung Infringed Apple Text Patent, ITC Judge Rules
• Rising Star: Wiley Rein's Robert DeFrancesco
• CIT Tells Commerce To Review Chinese Furniture Duties
• CORRECTED: SL Industries Probing Possible FCPA Violations In China
• US Looks To Bring Tuna Labeling In Line With WTO
• Q&A With Robinson Bradshaw's David Shuford
• More International Insolvencies Test Limits Of Ch. 15
• Insurers Too Must Heed Iran Sanctions
• China Could Retaliate Over Tech Ban, Chamber Warns
• Recliner-Mechanism Maker Hits Rival With ITC Patent Claims
• CIT Quashes Challenge To Duties On Indian Steel
• White House Urged To Resist Export Climate Change Review
• Fed. Circ. Mulls ITC Arbitration Order In LG Patent Row
• Rising Star: Steptoe's Jamie Beaber
• Apple Import Ban Would Not Harm Public, ITC Office Says
• Post-Kirtsaeng, Trademark Law Can Still Stop Gray Goods
• Brazil, India Are Sources Of Telecom Trade Woes, USTR Says
• Oil Services Co. SBM Warns Of Possible Bribery Charges
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Swedish Co.'s Flooring Tariff Challenge
• Nanya Infringed Elpida's DRAM Patents, ITC Judge Finds
• Q&A With Beirne Maynard's Marcos Ronquillo
• TransCanada Seeks Proposals For Cross-Country Oil Pipeline
• Exxon Initiates Review Of World's Largest Floating LNG Plant
• Alaska Senator To Helm US-China Trade Goup
• How Lawyers Benefit From Early Neutral Evaluation
• USDA Urged To Adopt Country-Of-Origin Meat Labeling Plan
• Samsung Challenges Plasma TV Duty In Fed. Circ.
• UN Passes Arms Treaty To Limit Sales To Rights Abusers
• Chinese Co. Northeast Settles Vitamin C Antitrust Claims
• ITC Gets Creative To Limit NPE Access Under Section 337
• Q&A With McAndrews' Tom Wimbiscus
• Former US Trade Rep. Kirk Joins Gibson Dunn
• Troutman Sanders Nabs Ex-DLA Piper FCPA Co-Chairwoman
• ITC To Probe Alleged Dumping Of Japanese Steel
• Dominion Moves Ahead On $3.8B LNG Export Project
• USTR Reports Piecemeal Trade Progress While Big Pacts Lag
• Panasonic In-Flight Entertainment Unit Facing FCPA Probe
• Q&A With Sheppard Mullin's Scott Maberry