International Trade Archive » August, 2013

International Trade - August, 2013

181 articles

• Occidental Seeks ITC Probe Of Chlorine From Japan, China
• 9th Circ. Won't Block Calif. From Enforcing Foie Gras Ban
• CIT Says UK Co. Evaded Duties On Chinese Electrodes
• Another Ex-DAP Employee In Kickback Case Pleads Guilty
• ITC Says Alloy From Russia, Venezuela Hurting US Plants
• New Zealand Joins US In Indonesia Import WTO Dispute
• TPP Countries Tout Progress As Latest Talks Finish Up
• Infant Incubator Maker Slaps Japanese Co. With ITC Suit
• White House Seeks Input On Export Licensing For Sudan, Iran
• Engine Import Consultant Reaches $3.6M Air Pollution Deal
• Aeroflex Case Highlights Export Compliance Challenges
• Ukraine, EU Continue Trade Talks Over Russian Objections
• Imported Food For Thought: FDA On Foreign Food Safety
• Iran, UAE Cos. In $30M Export Scheme Reach Plea Deal
• NY Sets Eyes On Lloyd's In Iran Sanctions Probe
• Ex-Im Backs $1.5B Pemex Bonds For US Drilling Equipment
• ITC To Investigate Buy-Local Trade Rules In India
• S. Korea Brings WTO Case Over US Washing Machine Duties
• Baker Donelson Adds Trade Law Pro To Global Business Team
• Corporate Form Principles Apply To Import Law Violations
• African Reform Efforts Key To Greater US Trade
• Kyocera Strikes Deal To End ITC Probe Over Wireless Imports
• Chamber Seeks Sanctions For Trade Secret Theft In TPP
• 9th Circ. Keeps Calif. Shark Fin Ban In Place
• Microsoft Blasts Motorola Bid To Drop Device Import Suit
• Chinese Subsidies Boosted Solar Cos., EU Finds
• ITC Asks Fed. Circ. To Back Patent Ruling Against Griffin
• US, Uruguay Sign Bilateral Trade Pact
• Inside The State Dept.'s Long-Awaited Rule On Brokering
• US, British Investigators Cop to Data Crimes, China Says
• Union Presses USTR On Vietnam Labor Issues In TPP
• 4 Latin American Countries Cinch Free Trade Deal
• ITC Conducting Full Review Of Chinese Chemical Duties
• Meat Industry Says Origin Labeling Violates Free Speech
• Netflix Asks ITC To Back Program Guide Patent Win
• China Isn't Targeting Foreign Cos., Antitrust Officials Say
• Samsung Blasts Ericsson's Call For ITC To Set SEP Royalties
• Prada Joins Fight Against Gender- and Age-Based Duties
• French Court Lifts Nationwide Ban On Daimler Vehicles
• How To Counter Product Counterfeiting
• ITC Asks Fed. Circ. To Affirm UPI Import Ban Fine
• Ex-Malaysia Prime Minister Rips TPP As American Power Play
• Funai Should Face Import Ban For IP Grift, LSI Says
• Defense Co. Meggitt Strikes $25M Deal In US Export Review
• US Says TPP Negotiators Not Taking Shortcuts To Seal Deal
• WTO Sends US-Indonesia Clove Cigarette Row To Arbitrator
• Nigeria Privatizes Power Plants, But Tread Cautiously
• ITC Probes Clorox Claims Of Infringing Mexican Imports
• Lost Opportunities: Why Cases Settle At The Wrong Time
• Heavy Lifting Still To Come In TPP Talks, USTR Says
• Indian Shrimp Exporters Take Commerce To CIT Over Duties
• FDA Mulling Rule To Ban Online E-Cigarette Sales
• ITC Clears Way For Duties On Alloy From India, Elsewhere
• Footwear Makers Battle Over Import Tariffs In TPP
• Investing In Africa BIT By BIT
• Rainmaker Q&A: Ballard Spahr's Stephen Kastenberg
• NY Pols Want Resin Maker's IP Rights Upheld At ITC
• Canada Considers Duties On Copper Tube Imports
• Microsoft FCPA Bribery Probe Expands Into Russia, Pakistan
• US, Canadian Unions Push To Exclude Dairy From TPP Talks
• Sears, Kmart, 19 Others Sued Before ITC Over Grill Patents
• US Trade Rep Unveils New Tobacco Plan For TPP
• CIT Again Kicks PET Film Duty Review Back To Commerce
• Translation Protocols In Cross-Border Antitrust Litigation
• US Says Duties On Goods From Non-Market Economies Legal
• JPMorgan Taps Paul Weiss For China Bribe Probe
• Ranchers, Others Fight Bid To Ban US Meat Labeling Rules
• US Compromises Are Key To Propelling TPP Negotiations
• EU Poised To Ban Herring, Mackerel From Faroe Islands
• EU Ends Probe Over China, Taiwan Steel Tube Dumping
• Patent Co. Lacks Domestic Industry, HP Tells ITC
• NY Judge Punts Argentine Oil Co.'s Suit Against Repsol
• Asian Trade Talks Could Put Pressure On US TPP Efforts
• Samsung Renews Push For Apple Import Ban At Fed. Circ.
• FCPA Whistleblower Bounty May Turn Tide For SEC Program
• Rainmaker Q&A: Ulmer & Berne's Michael Switzer
• New FDA Drug Security Program Targets Dubious Imports
• Obama's TPP Tobacco Plan Slammed By Anti-Smoking Groups
• US Urges Fed. Circ. To Uphold CIT Decision On Wind Towers
• EPA Delays Formaldehyde Wood Emissions Rule
• G-SIIs May Bring A Sea Change
• Canada Takes Beef Over US Meat Labeling Back To WTO
• Nail Importer Can Fight Tariff In Court, Fed. Circ. Says
• Argentina Not Immune From $133M Arbitration Claim: 2nd Circ.
• Coal Exports Emerge As Battleground In Climate Change Fight
• ITC Launches New Patent Probe Of Sleep Aid Devices
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Challenge To Byrd Amendment Payouts
• Chinese Man Admits Plot To Export Military-Grade Carbon Fiber
• Japan Should Open Auto Market In Trade Pact, USTR Says
• LG Says Commerce Miscalculated Washing Machine Duties
• UK Bribery Act Comes To Life
• Oil Pipe Imports From India, Korea Harming US Cos., ITC Says
• ITC Finds Digital Trade Growing Fast, But Barriers Remain
• CIT Tells Commerce To Recalculate Chinese Carbon Duties
• EU Seeks WTO Panel Over 'Unjustified' Chinese Tube Duties
• BHP Could Face US Enforcement Action In Corruption Probe
• Rainmaker Q&A: Kirkland's Sarkis Jebejian
• A Win For The SEC On Conflict Mineral Rules
• Barclays Seeks Return Of $4.8M For Libyan Boat Crash
• Japan's Funai Infringed LSI Corp. Patent, ITC Judge Says
• EPA Issues New Labels For Pesticides Linked To Bee Deaths
• Ericsson Wants ITC To Set SEP Royalty In Samsung Case
• Wal-Mart To Spend At Least $150M More On FCPA This Year
• Toyo Files ITC Complaint Over Tire Design Patents
• Tips For Implementing Export Control Reforms
• Calif. Shark Fin Ban Will Hurt Merchants, 9th Circ. Hears
• 5 Years Later, The Law That Saved The CPSC
• The Cost, And Ethics, Of Doing (Legal) Business
• US Trade Rep To Probe Chinese, Russian WTO Compliance
• GAO Says National Export Initiative Poorly Managed
• Taiwan Says China, South Korea Dumping Steel Products
• FDA Denied More Time To Develop Anti-Terrorism Food Rule
• A Comparison Of EU And US Conflict Minerals Regulation
• 7 Ohio Cancer Docs Face Charges Over Drug Imports
• Commerce Affirms China, Others Subsidizing Shrimp Exports
• 1st Circ. Says Mass. Court Can Hear Ukraine Contract Case
• Medical Foods Don't Require A Prescription, FDA Says
• SEP Import Bans Still OK After Veto, InterDigital Tells ITC
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC, Finds Leviton Patent Claims Invalid
• Apple, Samsung Patent Fight To Grind On After ITC Ruling
• Tommy Hilfiger Jumps Into Fray Over Gender-Based Tariffs
• DOC Finds Unfair Subsidies For Italian Pasta Brands
• Indian, Vietnamese Shrimp Producers Fight US Duties
• Aeroflex To Pay $8M Over Alleged Export Control Breaches
• Comments Show Need For Improvement In ITC Enforcement
• Apple Wins ITC Ban On Some Samsung Smartphones
• ITC To Review Netflix Win In Program-Guide Patent Fight
• U.S., Japan Conclude First Round Of TPP Talks
• Obama Maintains Ban On Precious Gems From Myanmar
• Apple Pushes For Samsung Injunction At Fed. Circ.
• Ericsson Says ITC Should Set Royalty Rates In SEP Cases
• Indian, Thai Steel Rods May Have Hurt US Industry, ITC Says
• Fed Circ. Ruling May Impact Anti-Dumping Investigations
• FDA Again Delays Deadline For Food-Safety Rule Comments
• UK Watchdog Admits Data Loss In BAE Bribery Probe
• Winston & Strawn Boosts ITC Patent Chops With 4 New Attys
• Apple, Others Shouldn't Get Off In Chip IP Suit, Fed. Circ. Told
• Leviton Uses Day-Old Apple Decision In Fed. Circ. Appeal
• Chinese Authorities Probe Danish Drug Cos. Amid GSK Fallout
• Why ITC Is Still A Good Venue For Patent Disputes
• Beware Increased FCPA Scrutiny On Financial Services
• ITC Claims Authority To Fast-Track Patent Cases
• 10 Steps To Limit Corruption Allegations In China
• EU Continues Probe Over Chinese Solar Panel Subsidies
• Melamine-Tainted Milk Leads To Ch. 7 For Fla. Importer
• DOE Greenlights 3rd LNG Foreign Export License
• Apple's ITC Case Against Motorola Revived By Fed. Circ.
• Global Patchwork Of Bribery Laws Complicates GSK Defense
• Magyar Execs Denied Immediate Appeal Of FCPA Ruling
• ITC Should Ban 'Infringing' Tattoo Machine Parts, Judge Says
• DOE Should Eye Climate Impact Of LNG Exports, Report Says
• Archer Daniels Squirrels Away $54M For FCPA Deals
• Gas Group Urges DOE To Snuff Gulf LNG Export Bid
• Microsoft Patent Did Not Justify Android Ban, Fed. Circ. Told
• How To Deal With The Risks Of Cross-Border M&A
• Obama IPhone Veto To Keep Essential-Patent Cases Out Of ITC
• ITC Judge Backs Canon, Acer In Flash Reader Patent Fight
• Del Monte, US Spar In Fed. Circ. Over Tuna Tariffs
• Shearman & Sterling Adds FCPA Pro From Arnold & Porter
• CIT Hands Alpinestars Lower Duty On Motocross Boots
• Senate Backs GWU Law Professor For ITC Post
• US Lawmakers Call For ITC Probe Of India Trade Practices
• White House Vetoes ITC Ban On Apple IPhones, IPads
• Gov't Hits Back Against Microsoft Over Motorola Import Ban
• Nanya, Elpida Reach Settlement In Semiconductor IP Row
• DOJ Joins SEC Probe Of AB InBev Over Possible FCPA Breach
• European Steel Imports Harming US Industry, USTR Told
• Nintendo, Acer Hit With ITC Suit Over Flash Memory IP
• WTO Calls Foul On China's Chicken Duties
• Sony, LG, Others Sued In ITC Over Networking Patents
• Realtek V. LSI: Will ITC Defer To District Court?
• French Court Erases Ban On Monsanto GMO Corn
• TPP Needs Labor, IP Rules For State Cos., Lawmakers Told
• Commerce Alters Calculations For NME Anti-Dumping Duties
• Reps. Seek To Ease Foreign Investment In US Real Estate
• Westerman Hattori Snags 4 IP Pros From Jacobson Holman
• US, China Seize Counterfeit Goods In Joint Operation
• White House Should Rein In The ITC On SEPs
• TransCanada OKs $12B Crude Pipeline To Eastern Canada
• CIT Decision Spares Korea's Hysco Of Steel Product Duty
• Avon Says Feds Rejected $12M FCPA Settlement Offer