International Trade Archive » October, 2014

International Trade - October, 2014

184 articles

• Argentina Defaults On Par Bonds, Risking Acceleration
• USTR Says Dropping Investor Provision Dilutes EU Trade Pact
• EU Fights Russian Tariffs, Advances Brazil Tax Row In WTO
• Russia, Ukraine Strike $4.6B Winter Gas Supply Deal
• Boeing Scores $308M USAF Bomb Guidance Kit Contract
• Trade Rep Says No Final TPP Deal At Beijing Summit
• Miami Cos. Dinged For Insuring Sanctioned Individuals
• CIT Backs Commerce's Retooled Duties On Korean Sawblades
• New Zealand, Montenegro Commit To WTO's Procurement Pact
• Despite Fervent Push, Fast-Track Bill Likely DOA In Congress
• Pillsbury Snags ITC Expert From Goodwin Procter
• ITC Judge Recommends Import Ban On IP-Infringing Grills
• 7th Circ. LCD Antitrust Case: Foreign Vs. US Interests
• Apotex Wants Sanctions In Generic-Lipitor Labeling Suit
• Sazerac Recalls Whiskey In Scandinavia Over Flavor Chemical
• Lands' End The Latest Retailer To Face 'Made In USA' Suit
• Commerce Must Use Consistent Valuation Method, CIT Says
• Dairy Producers Want Japan Import Program Axed In TPP
• ITC Begins 2nd Indian Trade Probe To Account For New PM
• ITC Accepts Bose, Monster Earbud IP Settlement
• How Russian Sanctions Impact Energy And Financial Cos.
• Industry Groups Not Sweet On US-Mexico Sugar Settlement
• When Foreign Toys Are Toxic: How Importers Should Respond
• China Faces $246K-Per-Day Sanctions In Gun Discovery Row
• Apple Fights Revealing Source Code In ITC Import Probe
• NML, Argentina Fight Over Energy Co. Subpoenas
• Nordstrom Can't Duck Suit Over 'Made In USA' Jean Labels
• OECD Told To Keep Arm's Length Rule In Developing Nations
• The Legal Professions' Curious Under-Use Of 2nd Opinions
• Lawmaker Urges TPP Transparency And Patience
• Supply Chain Management And The Alien Tort Claims Act
• FCPA Risks Abound For PE Firms And Their Insurers
• BNY Doesn't Have To Turn Over $539M To Argentina Creditors
• US, Mexico Strike Deals To Call Off Sugar Trade Fight
• LA Crawfish Processors To Be Paid $19M By CBP
• Bryan Cave Adds Ex-Simpson Thacher Int'l Arbitration Pro
• Layne Christensen Pays $5M To Settle FCPA Probe
• US Starts CAFTA Labor Review As Pols Call For Scrutiny
• How Esquenazi Will Play Out In Emerging Economies
• TPP Ministers Say Deal Nearing Closure As Talks Plod On
• Use Social Media For Legal Service Only As A Last Resort
• Halal Food Co. Owner Accused Of Beef Export Fraud
• Lawmakers Want Data Flow Protections In TPP Talks
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Higher Duties For Chinese Saw Blade Cos.
• Leaving India Adrift Would Pose New Headaches For WTO
• ITC Won't Impose Duties On Electrical Steel Imports
• Russia's 3 Top Banks File Suit Over EU Sanctions
• New Restrictions On Int'l Trade In Genetic Resources
• An Associate's Perspective On Business Development
• Citigroup, Argentina Gird For New Court Date In Bond Fight
• 2nd Circ. Pauses Aluminum Case Until Justices Rule On Libor
• Canada Slams 'Protectionist' Buy America Procurement Bills
• 2nd Circ. Sinks Iraqis' Alien Tort Suit Against Chevron, BNP
• WTO Problems Won't Stop Trade Facilitation
• Gov't, Nokia Back ITC In Induced Infringement Appeal
• How To Successfully Use Alibaba's AliProtect
• Wyden Urges DOE To Review Strategic Petroleum Reserve
• Reed Smith Hatches Global Ebola Task Force
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Argentina's Appeal Of $539M Payment Block
• Motorola Tells 7th Circ. FTAIA No Cartel Shield
• Incoming EU Leader Aims To Cool TTIP Arbitration Worries
• ITC Agrees To Review Construction Of Sleep-Aid Patents
• Key Dem Makes Rare Trip To TPP Session In Australia
• New Jurisdictional Issues When Moving To Quash A Subpoena
• Offset Deals Can Pose High FCPA Risks For Defense Industry
• ITC Says It Can Bar Goods Aimed At Induced Infringement
• Alcoa Execs Promise Compliance Reform To Settle Bribe Row
• Finnegan Sanctioned For Destroying Evidence In Dow IP Case
• US Dissolves Steel Settlement With Russia, Reviving Duties
• Canada, Mexico Ready To Retaliate In WTO Meat Label Row
• EU, China Forge Deal To Cease Telecom Imports Battle
• Export Controls And The Art Of Voluntary Disclosures
• Tech Giants Attack ITC's Patent Ruling On Digital Data
• TPP Catches Flak From Aussie Pols As Talks Forge Ahead
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Car Tariff, Biotech Spats Heat Up
• Supreme Court Won't Hear CCI Exec's FCPA Reach Fight
• WTO Once Again Strikes Down US Meat Labeling Rules
• Crisis At The WTO — What Options Are Left?
• Sidley Beats Subpoena Bid In PetroTiger CEO's Bribery Case
• AIG Blasts IRS Economic Substance Claims In $306M Tax Row
• AUO Pushes 9th Circ. To Rehear $500M Antitrust Case
• Pantech Files For Ch. 15 Relief Amid Korean Debt Workout
• Offsets Offer Traps For Unwary Defense Exporters
• Lessons From Recent DOJ Probes Of Large Banks
• What Litigators Can Learn From Novelists
• Start To Think About Entering China's Health Care Market
• Knowles Wins ITC Suit Over Microphone Patents
• In Converse Fight, IP's Limits For Fashion Are On Display
• WikiLeaks Sparks Outcry With Release Of TPP Draft IP Text
• US Trade Rep Vows To Uphold Standards Amid TTIP Criticism
• Advocates Urge Fed. Circ. To Curtail ITC Digital Data Ruling
• Wis. Co. Manager Cops To Distributing Tainted Cheese
• Valeo Tells ITC Rival Ripped Off Windshield Wiper Patents
• Fed. Circ. Won't Nix Victoria's Secret 'Bra Top' Tariff
• 7th Circ. Accepts Briefs From Japan, Belgium In LCD Fight
• China's Yuan Undervalued But Not Manipulated, US Says
• WTO Chief Warns Of Dimming Power As Trade Pact Stalls
• An Offensive Use Of The FCPA?
• Commerce Finalizes Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Garlic
• Teamsters Condemn 'Failed' Cross-Border Trucking Program
• ITC Paves Way For Duties On Mexican, Turkish Rebar
• Magna Asks ITC To Narrow Car Camera IP Investigation
• Spain Ordered To Recoup Tax Breaks For Foreign Acquisitions
• US, Japan Still Without TPP Deal As Pressure Ramps Up
• Biz Groups Fear Costly Retaliation Over Meat Labeling Rules
• Dominion Set To Raise Up To $368M For LNG Project In IPO
• Commerce's BE-13 Survey Is Back: What You Need To Know
• JPMorgan, Citi Eye $1B Legal Tabs Amid Forex Probes
• Safety Violations Found In 1K Bangladesh Garment Factories
• House Launches Bipartisan Bill To Renew, Reform Ex-Im Bank
• Converse Sues Dozens Over Chuck Taylor Sneaker TMs
• $500M AUO Antitrust Fine Is On Target, DOJ Tells 9th Circ.
• WTO Faces Hurdles In Bid To Fix Dispute Overload
• Justices Won't Take A Gander At Foie Gras Ban Appeal
• Taiwanese Man Cops To Skirting NK Weapons Shipment Ban
• WTO Shreds India's Restrictions On US Chicken Products
• A Convergence Of Antitrust, Anti-Graft Enforcement In China
• Trek Leather Opens Pandora's Box On US Customs Penalties
• Information Governance: A Missed Opportunity For Lawyers
• Jury Convicts Chicago Man Of Lobbying For Zimbabwe Leader
• ITC Blocks Tariffs On Japanese Chlorine, OKs China Duties
• Belgium Tells 7th Circ. To Limit US Antitrust Reach
• Gazprom Nears Final Agreement On Gas Deal With China
• Sidley Austin Nabs Ex-O'Melveny Tokyo Partner For SF Office
• Russia Investigates Ronald McDonald House For Tax Fraud
• BNY Must Release $539M Argentina Bond Payments: Creditors
• Foreign Direct Investment Vs. National Security Risk
• EU Raids Ethanol Cos. On Price-Fixing Allegations
• ITC Asked to Reconsider Construction Of Sleep-Aid Patents
• US-Indonesia Clove Deal Comes Into Focus As WTO Signs Off
• LNG Projects Threatened By Enviros' Climate Change Attack
• Treasury Urged To Tag China, Japan As Currency Manipulators
• EU Declassifies TTIP Negotiating Mandate To Mollify Critics
• What 2013 Conflict Minerals Filings Mean For 2014: Part 3
• Aluminum Buyers Can Add LME Fact Allegations To MDL
• ITA Seeks Delay Of Duty Findings In Chinese Tire Fight
• DuPont, Chinese Firms Trade Blows Over Coolant Duties
• Commerce Docks Intel Unit For Illegal Encryption Exports
• Commerce Readies Steep Duties On Steel From China, 5 Others
• What 2013 Conflict Minerals Filings Mean For 2014: Part 2
• A Primer On 'Bad Faith' In Federal Removal Jurisdiction
• USDA Urges DC Circ. Not To Rehear Meat-Labeling Row
• NY Plans 1st-Ever State Export-Import Bank
• Argentina Fights $539M Payment Blockade In 2nd Circ.
• UK Metal Exchange Slams Bid To Put It Back In Antitrust MDL
• Sens. Urge Committee Not To Gut Meat Labeling Rules
• ITC To Weigh Blocking Samsung Phones After Nvidia Suit
• What 2013 Conflict Minerals Filings Mean For 2014: Part 1
• King & Spalding Hires FTC Official For Antitrust Group In DC
• Sanofi Says It Revealed Overseas Bribery Claims To US
• US, Indonesia Call Truce In WTO Clove Cigarette Fight
• Foreign Sales Should Sink Motorola's LCD Suit, 7th Circ. Told
• CIT Remands Commerce Mixed-Media Rules In Target Nail Row
• High Court Denies Furniture Cos.' Bid For Dumping Payouts
• Argentina-Like Debt Contracts Need Revamp, IMF Says
• Commerce Mulls Expansion Of Chinese Solar Trade Probe
• Supreme Court Punts On Bombshell FCPA Case
• In-House Insights From KBR General Counsel Andrew Farley
• Another Blow Dealt To Restitution, Disgorgement Defense
• Argentina Ordered To Stop Local Debt Payment Deposits
• 2 Farms Join Barrage Of Syngenta GMO Corn Class Actions
• Iraq Asks 2nd Circ. For $10B Oil-For-Food Rehearing
• Appeals Mount In WTO Fight Over Argentine Import Barriers
• Ex-UBS Trader Facing Libor Charges Blasts US Overreach
• London Metal Exchange Belongs In Antitrust MDL, Court Told
• A Look At London's New International Arbitration Rules
• USTR Launches Investigation Into Kuwait's IP Enforcement
• Dentons Snags Brodies Atty To Bolster Competition Team
• US, EU Inch Ahead On Regulations In TTIP Talks
• National Oilwell Unit To Pay $1.6M For Illegal Syrian Exports
• US Produce Groups Demand Payment Protection From Canada
• Chamber Hits China For Discriminatory IP, Antitrust Policies
• High-Profile Backlash May Kill Investor Arbitration In TTIP
• Enviros Say Dominion Can't Start Building $4B LNG Plant
• Miller Canfield Adds Ex-Chrysler Atty To Int'l, Auto Teams
• TPP Talks Slated For Oct. 25 As Nations Scramble For Deal
• 6 Steps To Ensure FCPA-Compliant Charitable Contributions
• Korean Ramen Cos. Say Price Cartel Didn't Affect US Sales
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Deny AIG $306M Tax Refund Appeal
• Russian Bank Sells $5.4B Of Preferred Shares To Gov't
• Mexico Bemoans Commerce's Widened Sugar Import Probe
• UN Chief Presses WTO To Reach Deal On Trade Rules
• US Forks Over $300M To End WTO Cotton Fight With Brazil
• The Tangled Web Of Sanctions Against Russia