International Trade Archive » September, 2014

International Trade - September, 2014

209 articles

• Indian PM Holds Firm On WTO Food Stance At Obama Meeting
• Argentina Deposits $161M With Local Trustee, Defies NY Judge
• Ex-Traders Call On Barclays To Keep Picking Up Legal Bills
• BakerHostetler Partner Ignored Tax Fraud Conflict, Client Says
• 10 Boutiques Giving Big Firms A Run For Their Money
• EU-Canada Deal's Cheese Provisions Enrage US Dairy Groups
• FERC OKs Dominion's $3.8B Cove Point LNG Project
• Sens. Hint At WTO Action Against Export Credit Agencies
• EU Says Apple, Fiat Tax Deals Gave Unfair Advantages
• To Label Or Not To Label? Companies May Have No Choice
• UBS In Forex-Rigging Settlement Talks, Warns Of Fines
• BNP Paribas Chair To Resign As Bank Moves Past Sanctions
• Avon Shareholders' FCPA China Bribe Class Action Tossed
• Argentina Held In Contempt For Debt Bypass Plan
• The 4 Firms In-House Counsel Fear The Most
• Manatt Bolsters Gov't Practice With Ex-Counsel To Sen. Reid
• WTO Tech Deal Needed Before Asia Summit, Industry Says
• Argentina Can't Fight $185M Arbitration Award, Justices Told
• EU To Explain Reasoning For Apple, Fiat Tax Investigations
• EU Trade Chief Nominee Calls For 'Fresh Start' In TTIP Talks
• India Is Ripe For Investment — 7 Key Issues For Investors
• Citigroup Cleared To Make One-Time Argentine Bond Payment
• CIT Backs Thai Co. As Surrogate In Steel Rod Duty Fight
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Chief Tackles Swollen Caseload
• Wynn Hits Chanos With Slander Suit Over FCPA Accusation
• CETA Signing Stalls After Germany Rejects Investor Clause
• US Steel Wants ITC's Saudi Oil Pipe Ruling Reversed
• New Renewable Energy Laws And Foreign Investors' Options
• Commerce Levies Final Electrical Steel Duties As ITC Looms
• Holder To Leave DOJ Emboldened To Tackle Corporate Crime
• LCD Co. Can't Nix Proview's State Claims In Price-Fix MDL
• Fed. Circ. Upholds UPI Violation Of Patent Consent Order
• Dentons Adds Ex-White & Case Trade Lawyer To DC Office
• New Bill Rekindles CFIUS Debate 1 Year After Smithfield
• Lawmakers Want Deeper ITC Analysis Of India's Trade Regime
• Mining Co. Seeks $386M From Bolivia For Flouting UK Treaty
• Germany Referred To EU High Court Over VAT Refund Rule
• US, Japan Hit Wall In TPP Talks Over Market Access Issues
• CIT Sends Chinese Electrode Duty Fight Back To Commerce
• DeLauro Legislation Would Broaden Reach Of CFIUS Reviews
• Buyers To Appeal Dismissals In Aluminum Warehouse MDL
• BNP Asks For Sentencing Delay Until DOL Determines Status
• CIT Faults Commerce Saw Blade Duty Reviews In 2 Cases
• CPSC Finalizes Rule Banning High-Powered Magnet Sets
• CFTC Commissioner Warns Of 'Trade War' Over Swaps
• Japan PM Says TPP Talks With US In 'Final Stretch'
• CIT Sides With Rubbermaid On Aluminum Mop Handle Duties
• Commerce Cuts Duties On Chinese MSG Shipments
• New 'Buy American' Rules May Be On The Horizon
• Brazil Alleges Embraer Execs Bribed Dominican Officials
• FDA Outlines Reforms Of Drug Safety Controls
• General Cable Investigating FCPA Concerns In 4 Countries
• Moncrief's $1.3B Trade Secret Suit Sent Back To State Court
• Schaeffler's US Arm Can't Dodge Auto Parts Antitrust MDL
• CIT Rules Waveboards Are Sporting Goods, Not Toys
• Korean Beer Importer Sues Ex-Pres. Over Bribes, Sham Deals
• Obama Makes Climate Risks A Factor In US Global Projects
• Commerce Sets 1st Duties On Chinese Shipping Containers
• Fast Track Can Take A Backseat To TPP, Former USTR Says
• Opportunities And Pitfalls In The Legal Cloud
• Patent Exhaustion 1 Year After Kirtsaeng
• Gold Mining Co. Wins $740M In Arbitration With Venezuela
• BNY Mellon Resists $539M Argentina Bond Payments
• Refinery Says Bloomberg Lied In Money Laundering Report
• High Court Asked To Clarify 'Foreign Official' Under FCPA
• Coil Rod Exempt From Anti-Dumping Duties, Fed. Circ. Says
• Former CCI Exec Takes FCPA Reach Fight To High Court
• Cheniere $18B LNG Facility Moving Forward, Gov. Says
• TTIP Must Prop Up Open, Secure Internet, EU Official Says
• Toward A Mandatory Polar Code By Tacit Means
• WTO Chief Warns Of 'Freezing Effect' If Bali Package Falters
• Challenges To Conflict Minerals Rule Continue
• A General Counsel's Top 10 Billing Tips
• Syngenta GMO Corn Taints Exports To China, Class Suit Says
• CIT Approves Tobacco Importer's Fees In 2nd Tax Rate Suit
• Gazprom Wants $1.3B Trade Secrets Suit In Federal Court
• Commerce Levies $8.4M In Tech Export Evasion Penalties
• Auditing Co. Can't Ax Broker-Dealer's Suit Over $66M Fraud
• Senate Confirms Tech Exec For Deputy USTR Slot
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Citibank Appeal Of Argentina Bond Ruling
• Exxon Slams Brakes On Russian Oil Project Amid Sanctions
• Putin Blasts Western Sanctions As Blatant WTO Violations
• Senate Gives Final OK To ISIS Fight Aid, Avoids Shutdown
• Judge Wants Details On Alleged BakerHostetler Conflict
• Turkish Exporter Admits Fraud In $3.5M Ex-Im Settlement
• Fed. Circ. Personal Liability Ruling Has Importers On Edge
• Citibank Warns Of Fallout On Blocked Argentina Payment
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Iraq's Suit Over $10B Oil-For-Food Scheme
• US To Restart Guatemalan Labor Case After Failed Reforms
• 4 Hot Issues In 3rd-Party Due Diligence
• TAA Case Is Study On Contractors' FCA Vulnerability
• Key Democrat Urges Congress To Step Up TPP Engagement
• Malaysian Tech Industry Rife With Forced Labor, Study Finds
• House Passes Stopgap Spending Bill Aiding Syrian Rebels
• Businesses Detail Fallout From Lapsed Trade Preferences
• Commerce Kicks Off Duty Probes Of Chinese Shelving Imports
• ITC Won't Block Import Of Chinese Herbicides In IP Row
• FDA Partners With States To Implement Produce Safety Rule
• Pa. Man Pleads Guilty To Exporting Lab Equipment To Syria
• Trade Cases Bring Good News For US Oil Pipe Industry
• DLA Piper Snags Ex-Kirkland & Ellis Atty For NYC Practice
• Electrical Steel Producers Take Injury Fight To CIT
• Scotland — The 'Succession Event' Question
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Indian Steelmaker's Challenge To Duties
• Fed. Circ. Dings Corporate Officer For False Import Docs
• EU Asks WTO To Rule In Russia Trade Feud After Talks Fail
• Ukraine Ratifies EU Political Deal But Punts On Trade Pact
• Food Fight Between Russia And The West May Intensify
• DC Circ. Bucked Precedent In Meat-Labeling Row, Groups Say
• Gilead, Indian Generic Cos. Reach Deals Over Hep C Drug
• SEC Should Be Denied Conflict Mineral Rehearing, Groups Say
• WTO Approves Informal Mediation For Food Safety Disputes
• A Look At The New US And EU Sanctions On Russia
• Ex-Mauritius Ambassador Tapped For WTO Appellate Body
• WTO Chief Won't Link Trade Pact With Food Security Push
• Fed Circ. Backs Steeper Duties On Chinese Roller Bearings
• WTO A Tough Venue To Challenge China On Antitrust Law
• US Seeks State Secrets Intervention In Defamation Suit
• CIT Denies Flower Importer's Too-Late Tariff Refund Request
• DOJ's Baer Warns Against Protectionism In Antitrust
• OPINION: Pro Bono May Help Diversity Recruiting Efforts
• Cargill Sues Syngenta For Selling GMO Seed Blocked By China
• 2nd Circ. Allows More Discovery In Taiwan's Grenada Suit
• OPEC Antitrust Suit Wins New Life At DC Circ.
• US, EU Slam Russia With New Energy, Defense Sanctions
• Esquenazi In Korea: Identifying Instrumentalities Abroad
• HP Russia Pleads Guilty to Bribery, Will Pay $58.8M Fine
• ITC Ends Media-Sharing Patent Investigation Into LG, Others
• Obama, EU Queue Up New Russia Sanctions
• Commerce Finalizes Duties On Korean Steel Plate
• 5 Measures To Watch Before The Midterm Elections
• Mixed Rebar Trade Ruling Fuels Call For More DOC Resources
• TPP Inches Ahead On IP, Labor As Deadline Looms
• How Research Efficiency Impacts Law Firm Profitability
• Argentine Congress Authorizes End-Run Debt Payments
• 5 Insights From Ford General Counsel David Leitch
• Deutsche Bank, Ex-Im Ripped Off In $38M Loan Deal, Feds Say
• CIT Orders Commerce To Explain Chinese Steel Duties
• Fed. Circ. Blocks Michaels' Bid For Lower Pencil Duties
• Segway Seeks USITC Investigation Into 'Low Quality' Copies
• Advocacy Groups Call For New Trade Deal Approval Process
• Gardere Picks Up IT Partner From Jackson Walker
• DOE Grants Final Approval To $10B Cameron LNG Project
• Argentina Judge Punts On Enforcing Citi Subpoena
• Short-Term Ex-Im Renewal Would Leave Both Sides Wanting
• EU Trade Chief Stands Up For TTIP, Pledges More Clarity
• India Changes Mind On Solar Energy Anti-Dumping Duty
• House Prepares Bill To Fund Government Through December
• At The ITC, Even The Rulemaker Has To Follow The Rules
• Best Business Planning Practices For Lawyers
• Commerce Preps Duties On Chlorine From China, Japan
• Steel Co. Tells ITC Indian Co. Stole Trade Secrets
• Jailed NASA Contractor Wants Rehearing In Iran Satellite Case
• Ukraine Crisis Raises Questions For Foreign Investors
• US Companies Want UK Metal Exchange Back In Antitrust Suit
• Not So Duty Free: Importing And Exporting Fashion Products
• CIT Says Carbon Importer Waited Too Long To Fight Customs
• Boehner Suggests Ex-Im Charter May Win Brief Reprieve
• Argentina Asks 2nd Circ. To Allow $8B In Citibank Payments
• Pork Producers In 5 TPP Countries Want Japan's Tariffs Gone
• ITC Okays Google Intervention In Import Probe
• Texas Regulator Says Gazprom Backs Anti-Fracking Push
• Moncrief Wants $1.3B Oil Field Suit Back In State Court
• Hughes Hubbard Snags Treaty Arbitration Partner In NY
• UK Gov't Backs BP In Appeal Of $9.2B Deepwater Settlement
• China Anti-Monopoly Law May Flout WTO Rules: US Chamber
• Antitrust Group, Gov't Want Motorola To Face Price-Fixing Suit
• CORRECTED: Despite D.C. Circ. Win, Contractors Can't Ignore TAA Traps
• DOJ Names Schulte Roth Atty Head Of Criminal Appeals, Fraud
• Pols Press Commerce On Chinese Aluminum Duty Scope
• Foreign Agents Registration Act — Back In The Spotlight
• ITC Revives Nintendo, Toshiba Disc Drive Patent Dispute
• Pa. Pipe Fittings Co. Ducks FCA Suit Over Customs Fraud
• Unions Aim To Bar Health Programs From Trade Deal Fights
• Iraq Takes Another Swing At Seizing Disputed Kurdistan Oil
• Malaysia Lifts Palm Oil Taxes To Steady Plummeting Prices
• Costco, Apotex Sued Over Sales Of Imported Lipitor Generic
• Obama Says Ukraine Cease-Fire Won't Slow Sanction Push
• Time To Update Your Export Classifications
• 5 Insights From AT&T General Counsel Wayne Watts
• Nvidia Says Samsung, Qualcomm Infringe Graphics Patents
• Dentons Expands Russia Tax Practice With Moscow Partner
• House GOP Sets Anti-Obama Agenda Ahead Of Midterms
• Argentine Senate Passes Bond End Run Around US Courts
• ITC To Probe Amazon, Others Over Beverage Capsules
• EU Proposes Sanctions On Russian Defense, Finance Sectors
• US Envoy Fires Back At Criticisms Of EU Trade Pact
• EU Opens Probe Into Sweetener Imports From China
• Reflecting On Japan's 50 Years In The Global LNG Market
• ISDA Auction Sets Price On Argentina Credit Default Swaps
• Citigroup Settles Up For Violating Iran Sanctions, Others
• In Rare Move, CIT Sends Glove Tariff Dispute To Mediation
• Export Rules For Chemical Agents, Energy Weapons Expected
• Toshiba Loses Digital Display IP Fight Before ITC
• Smith & Nephew To Pay $8M To Settle FCA Suit With VA
• EU To Review Duties On Steel Tube From China, Others
• CIT Rules German Paper Co. Dragged Feet In Duty Probe
• Grenada Mulls Settling Suit Over $32M Taiwanese Loans
• Insurers Resolve Salmonella Claims Against Tuna Importer
• Transatlantic Pact Needs Tough Enviro Rules, Groups Say
• Protections And Pitfalls For Energy Investors In Canada
• 7th Circ. Nixes En Banc Bid In Motorola Price-Fix Appeal
• Import Halt On Infringing China Herbicide Sought At ITC
• Squire Patton Slates Ex-Sens. To Lobby For Gazprombank
• Gov't Fights Ex-Alstom Exec's Bid To Toss FCPA Charges
• Commerce Sets Steep Duties On Dumped Chinese Steel Rods
• US Businesses Feel 'Targeted' By Chinese Regulators: Survey
• Commerce Keeps Countervailing Duties On Chinese Oil Pipes
• 6 Reasons To Get Involved In ITC Injury Investigations