International Trade Archive » November, 2014

International Trade - November, 2014

157 articles

• Motorola's $3.5B LCD Price-Fixing Claim Tossed By 7th Circ.
• Bond Buyers Won't Copy Argentina Holdouts, S&P Says
• US Pols Wary Of EU's Onerous Digital Trade Proposals
• International Trade MVP: Covington's David Fagan
• In Rare Move, CFIUS Hands Over Cache Of Ralls Docs
• WTO Poised To Seal Trade Facilitation-Food Security Truce
• Reminder: FCPA Charges Can Focus On Improper Gifts Alone
• What To Know About Extending Patent Term In Southeast Asia
• Hershey's Win Final In IP Suit Against UK Candy Importer
• Judge Rips Into Attys In Solyndra Price-Fixing Docs Spat
• Remembering Doar: Justice As A 4-Letter Word
• International Trade MVP: Wiley Rein's Timothy Brightbill
• EU Approves Proposals To Open Up Trade Talks With US
• Automotive Co. Continental Will Pay $4M For Fixing Prices
• US-India Forge Ahead On IP, Food Issues At Trade Summit
• Why Trade Legislation Must Address Trade Remedy Evasion
• Samsung Escalates Nvidia Chip Patent Row With ITC Action
• ITC Has No Induced Infringement Power, Fed. Circ. Told
• Toshiba Calls ITC Patent Ruling 'Manifest Injustice'
• US Hits Chinese Tires With First Round Of Tariffs
• Seyfarth Shaw Snaps Up 7 Bingham Attys
• CIT Signs Off On Trimmed Carbon Duties For 3 Chinese Cos.
• USTR Stumps For Better IP Protection Ahead Of India Summit
• DOE Approves Half Of Alaska Gas Project's Export License
• DOJ Is Moving Away From The Halliburton Opinion
• Free Trade, Comity And The Bankruptcy Code
• Sens. Lean On Customs To Shore Up IP Enforcement
• EU Tech Industry Wants Data Localization Out Of TTIP
• Group Cautions Congress On COOL Consequences
• Dems Scramble To Renew Aid For Trade-Displaced Workers
• Japan's Early Elections Cloud Future Of TPP Talks
• Differentiate Your Litigation Practice With Data Security
• Voluntary Disclosure: The Continuing FCPA Debate
• Ex-PetroTiger Counsel Disbarred For Role In Bribery Scheme
• Roche Wins Ruling At Fed. Circ. On Provitamin Imports
• CIT Keeps Alive Fight Over Duty Rates On Chinese Solar Cells
• Goldman Denies Metals Market Wrongdoing Before Senate
• Manufacturers Seek To Revive Lapsed Tariff-Slashing Bill
• Wind River Case May Signal Change For Encryption Exports
• The Print Room: How To Spend Less And Get More
• Archer Daniels Pops Syngenta With GMO Corn Suit
• Global Sugar Growers Skeptical Of US-Mexico Cease-Fire
• EU Trade Official Continues Effort To Unmask TTIP Talks
• Robbins Geller FOIA Suit Puts Pressure On Wal-Mart
• Ex-Im Bank, India Ink $1B Clean Energy Export Deal
• Expect More FCPA Cases Against Individuals, DOJ Warns
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Hogan Lovells' Daniel González
• Tips For Dealing With Competing IPR And ITC Deadlines
• Where Lawyers Impact The Triple Bottom Line
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Legal Aces From 78 Firms
• Finnegan Blasts 'Surprise' $2M Sanction In Dow IP Suit
• New EU Trade Chief Says TTIP Must Benefit Consumers
• Ryan Selected To Chair House Ways And Means Committee
• FTC Settles 'Made In USA' Labeling Oversight Claims
• Fed. Circ. Backs CIT Classification Of Plastic Food Packaging
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Brazil Tax, India Agro Hit Hurdles
• DC Circ. Will Rehear SEC Conflict Mineral Ruling
• Dewey Partner Clawback Ruling May Hurt New York Law Firms
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Gibson Dunn's Ronald Kirk
• Takeaways From Report On Global Anti-Bribery Enforcement
• Bank Of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Owes $315M For Sanction Violations
• Hershey Nears Win In IP Suit Against Importer Of UK Candy
• Defunct Solar Co. Wants $950M Panel Antitrust Suit Revived
• EU Trade Barrier Report Bashes US Procurement Policies
• G-20 Leaders Ready To Act On WTO Talks After US-India Deal
• Australia Touts China Deal For Billion-Dollar Market Access
• Calif. 'Made In USA' Law Leaves Retailers In Bind
• TTIP Leaders Call For Progress, More Engagement Next Year
• Obama Keeps Pushing To Wrap Up 'Historic' TPP Talks
• DOJ Suggests FCPA Successor Liability For Stock Purchases
• When Do Tribal Leaders Create FCPA Liability?
• UK Tax Law Illegally Restricts Flow Of Capital: EU High Court
• Justices Told Issue Of Furniture Duty Payouts Already Settled
• DOE Gives Final Export Authorizations To Freeport LNG
• Commerce Finds Chinese Steel Rod Was Dumped, Subsidized
• FERC Says 25-Second Delay Dooms Challenge To LNG Project
• US, Myanmar Moving Forward With Labor Overhaul
• ITC Finds China, Indonesia Dumped MSG In US
• WTO Chief Sees Smooth Sailing For Customs-Easing Pact
• Starbucks Given Unfair Tax Advantages In Netherlands: EU
• ITC Trends Medical Device Companies Should Know About
• Robbins Geller Sues SEC For FOIA'd Wal-Mart Bribery Docs
• Trade Winds Beginning To Shift After Obama's Big Week
• ITC To Investigate Alleged Knockoff Chuck Taylor Imports
• Biz Groups Impatient For Fast-Track Trade Bill This Year
• GAO Says US Must Bolster Labor, Enviro Trade Oversight
• 7th Circ. Again Weighs Motorola's $3.5B Price-Fixing Claims
• WTO Losses Will Doom Meat-Labeling Law, Ex-USTR Says
• US, India Strike Deal To Break WTO Deadlock
• The Latest Life Sciences Company To Make FCPA Headlines
• US-China Deal Ups Ante For EPA In Battle Over GHG Rules
• Biz Groups Kicking Tires On Possible US-Brazil Trade Deal
• Obama Expresses Confidence WTO Woes Will Soon Be Over
• Importer Wants $28M Over Unpaid Tainted Milk Judgment
• Dutch Drilling Giant Pays $240M To Settle Bribery Probe
• US, China Vow To Speed Bilateral Investment Treaty Talks
• US, China Strike Major Climate Change Agreement
• WTO Eyes IT Tariffs After US-China Tech Talks Breakthrough
• FCPA In 2014: A Review Of Q3 Enforcement — Part 2
• Feds OK Rules Allowing Commercial Satellite Exports
• Argentina Creditor Can't Keep Lawyer From Leaving US
• FCPA In 2014: A Review Of Q3 Enforcement — Part 1
• Kuwait Draws Closer US Scrutiny As IP Problems Persist
• Gov't Says Policy Change Nixes Trade Lobbyists' Atty Fees
• Banks Processed Funds For Iran-Backed Attacks In Iraq: Suit
• Obama Inks Visa Pact With China, But Flags IP, Ag Woes
• LME Still Doesn't Belong In Antitrust MDL, Judge Says
• Navigating Inbound Chinese Investment Through The CFIUS
• APEC Trade Ministers Hope To Resolve WTO Deadlocks
• Converse Blitz Highlights ITC As Overlooked Trademark Venue
• 7th Circ.'s Motorola Case May Hinder DOJ's Foreign Reach
• TPP Leaders Say Final Deal 'Coming Into Focus'
• Argentina Faces $4.7B In Claims In New Bond Suits
• House Panels Subpoena Ex-Im Over Docs In Kickback Probe
• USDA Certifies Chicken Exports From 4 Chinese Producers
• ITC To Probe Claimed Patent-Infringing Segway Knockoffs
• Ex-Im Bank Poured $200M Into Green Energy Exports In 2014
• 5 Insights From Honeywell General Counsel Kate Adams
• EU Court OKs Spanish Foreign Acquisition Tax Breaks
• Chinese-Owned Co. Set To Fight US Bar To Wind-Farm Deal
• DLA Piper Hires Cross-Border Finance Pro In Minneapolis
• Shell Seeks End To FCPA Defamation Suit In Texas High Court
• Commerzbank Says It Might Pay Big Over US Sanction Probes
• Steep Steel Tariffs Move Forward After ITC Says US Was Hurt
• OECD's Base Erosion Plan Puts US On The Spot, Tax Pros Say
• Ga. Port Snags 3rd Major Counterfeit Shipment Of 2014
• Commerce To Probe Korean, Turkish Pipeline Imports
• ManattJones Nabs KPMG Partner To Run New Office In Mexico
• What The 'Caldwell Doctrine' Means For FCPA Enforcement
• 5 Ways To Uncover Bias During Jury Selection
• NML Wants Ex-Official Kept In US In Argentine Debt Fight
• FDA Sued Over Detained Chinese Leg Braces
• McConnell, Obama Ready To Work Together On Trade Deals
• Robbins Arroyo Investigates Bio-Rad After $55M FCPA Deal
• Tax Chiefs Say Piecemeal BEPS Adoption Could Cause Havoc
• How Senate Without Filibuster-Proof Majority Avoids Gridlock
• Biz Groups Say Texas Ruling Undermines FCPA Enforcement
• Kerry Backs Chinese Investment Pact But Wants Action On IP
• Pakistan Launches WTO Challenge Of EU Polymer Duties
• BHP Plots Texas Oil Exports Without Formal US Guidance
• New Opportunities For US Defense Contractors In India
• GOP Senate Victory To Boost Obama Trade Agenda
• Judge Chops Some Claims From Korean Noodle Antitrust Suit
• ITC Adds $2M To Finnegan's Spoliation Sanction In Dow Suit
• Cadwalader Snags Ex-MoFo Patent Pro For DC, Hong Kong
• CIT Still Not Satisfied With Vietnamese Wind Tower Tariffs
• Argentina Appeals Contempt Finding For Debt Bypass Plan
• US Charges Guatemala With Rampant CAFTA Labor Violations
• Stop Challenging FCPA Definition Of 'Foreign Official'
• Chinese Solar Cos. Win Dismissal of $950M Antitrust Suit
• House Members Keep Clamoring For Strong TPP Data Rules
• High Court Won't Hear Argentina's $185M Arbitration Appeal
• Drilling Co. Settles Claims Over Exports To Iran Oil Rigs
• WTO Chief Outlines Paths To Overcome Trade Deal Deadlock
• Bio-Rad Pays $55M To Settle Feds' FCPA Investigations
• DC Circ. Shuts Down Meat Producers' Appeal In Labeling Row
• Waldorf Astoria Deal Is Likely Headed For CFIUS Review