International Trade Archive » December, 2014

International Trade - December, 2014

141 articles

• New Balance Says Its Sneakers Aren't Chuck Taylor Knockoffs
• Argentina Must Give Creditors Asset Info, 2nd Circ. Rules
• USDA Floats Tweaks To Dairy Import Licensing Regs
• China Clears Path For Syngenta's GMO Corn Imports
• US Blasts Russia's Failure To Obey Global Trade Rules
• ITC Says Indian IP, Investment Policies Stifling US Biz
• The Cuba Embargo — What Now?
• Rosneft's Deal For Morgan Stanley Oil-Trading Unit Dies
• DOJ Sends Message With Historic Alstom FCPA Pact
• BG Unit To Rake In $460M In Sale Of 2 LNG Carriers
• South Korea Launches WTO Dispute Over US Steel Pipe Duties
• Mexican Wire Rod Not Flouting Duty Order, CIT Rules
• Dodd-Frank Rules Safe Under TPP, Obama Adviser Says
• Alstom Pays $772M In Record FCPA Settlement
• US, Mexico Ink Deals To Settle Sugar Trade Fight
• Takeaways From Latest OFAC Guidance On Russia Sanctions
• Why You Should Pay Attention To The OECD Bribery Report
• The State Of Technology-Assisted Review In 2014
• Law360 Names Law Firms Of The Year
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Obama Says He Won't Sanction Russia Under New Law
• Fed. Circ. Shoots Down Challenge To HVAC Customs Suit
• Wal-Mart Accused Of Ignoring Order To Give Up Bribery Files
• CIT Pauses Anti-Dumping Liquidation Of Korean Oil Pipes
• New EU Challenge To Boeing Subsidies Takes Flight At WTO
• US, China Forge Ahead On GMOs, Other Commercial Issues
• OFAC Compliance: 5 Challenges You May Face In 2015
• 20 States Climb Aboard Syngenta GMO Corn Class Actions
• WTO Expands Chinese Solar Panel Duty Ruling Against US
• Motorola Asks Full 7th Circ. To Rehear LCD Price-Fixing Row
• Top 10 Things To Know About Obama's Cuba Announcement
• Sen. Rubio Promises To Unravel Obama's Cuba Policy
• US Takes Heat In Geneva For Food Safety, Procurement Rules
• Yieldcos Grabbed Energy Project Finance Spotlight In 2014
• EU-Brazil Import Tax Fight Heads To WTO Panel
• Vale Stuck Facing Trial In US Over Guinea Mining Rights
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Blank Rome's Shawn Wright
• Amid Cuban Thaw, Wyden Seeks Details On Sanctions' Impact
• Changes In Defense Industry Are Increasing FCPA Risks
• BigLaw Stands To Gain From New US Policy In Cuba
• Broker-Dealer Execs Plead Guilty In $60M Bribery Scheme
• Chinese Student Cops To Military Sensor Exportation Scheme
• Avon China Pleads Guilty In $135M DOJ, SEC Deal
• ITC To Review Finnegan, Client $1.9M Spoliation Sanction
• Chanos Beats Wynn Resorts' FCPA Defamation Suit
• Homeland Security OIG Agent Lands 3 Years For Obstruction
• Obama To Start Normalizing US-Cuba Relations
• What Happens When Legal Aid Cuts Stimulate Pro Bono?
• US Readies Steep Tariffs On Chinese, Taiwanese Solar Panels
• Another Big Year For ITC: Top 12 Section 337 Highlights
• Levin Takes One Last Swing At Wall Street With Trading Bill
• Canada, Mexico To Appeal WTO Ruling On US Meat Labels
• Senate Confirms Texas Prosecutor For ICE Chief Role
• Gold Co. Says $744M Award Upheld In Venezuela Mining Row
• CIT Awards Tobacco Importer More Fees For Appeal
• Spansion Pares Patent Claims In Microsoft, Amazon ITC Fight
• Russia Sanctions Bill Will Likely Become Law
• 2015 May Be 'Year Of The Individual' At DOJ
• Pemex Must Post $593M Bond In Refinery Dispute
• Halal Food Co. Pleads Not Guilty To Beef Export Fraud
• Syngenta, Bunge End False Ad Dispute Over GMO Corn
• Top International Trade Compliance Lessons From 2014
• SEC Fines Bruker Corp. $2.4M For FCPA Violations In China
• American Realty Advisors GC Says EU Regs Slow Investor Bid
• Justices Reject Furniture Co.'s Anti-Dumping Duties Appeal
• 3 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Hiring Appellate Counsel
• $6B Cheniere LNG Expansion Cleared By FERC
• Baker & McKenzie Nabs White Collar Pro From Venable In NY
• Korean, Turkish Pipeline Imports May Harm US Cos., ITC Says
• Trillion-Dollar IT Trade Deal Falls Through At WTO
• Syngenta GMO Corn Class Actions Combined In Kansas
• Ecuador and EU Finalize Preferential Trade Agreement
• A Look At The 1st Damages Award Related To EU Sanctions
• Dallas Airmotive Pays $14M To Settle FCPA Claims
• Vietnam, South Korea Ink Free Trade Pact
• King & Spalding Snag IP Duo From Crowell & Moring
• What Lawyer-Novelists Learned From Being Lawyers
• Hong Kong Becomes 1st To Ratify WTO Trade Facilitation
• Key GOP Rep. Optimistic About Next Year's Trade Agenda
• Fed. Law Unravels 'Made In USA' Labeling Suit, Macy's Says
• Ralls May Give Foreign Investors More Leverage With CFIUS
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Uphold Arbitration In Alcoa Suit
• Standard Chartered Reveals More Sanctions Investigations
• Sen. Threatens S. Africa's Trade Status Over Poultry Duties
• Commerce Tees Up Steep Duties On Chinese Pool Chlorine
• Dems Urge House Leaders To Extend TAA As Deadline Nears
• LME, Others Fight Alumnum Buyers' Bid To Revive Suit
• Ex-Pratt & Whitney Engineer Accused Of Defense Data Theft
• Carbon Importer Disputes Anti-Dumping Calculation At CIT
• GOP Lawmaker Unveils Bill To Shred Oil Export Ban
• WTO Deals Blow To US Duties On Indian Steel Shipments
• US, EU Trade Leaders Prepare For New Round Of TTIP Talks
• How EU Sanctions Against Russia Affect IT Cos. In US
• TPP Talks Kick Off Amid Pushback From Opponents
• US Catches Flak For State Secrets Bid In Defamation Row
• Fed. Circ. Won't Alter Canadian Screw Duty Ruling
• Chinese Coolant Imports Won't Face Duties, ITC Says
• Senate Finance Chief Makes Bid For Hefty Solar Cell Duties
• 8 Tips For Avoiding FCPA Risks In Foreign Official Travel
• GPH says ITC Infringement Ruling 'Should Not Be Disturbed'
• Levin Wants Bigger Congressional Role In TPP Deliberations
• ITA Revises Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Active Carbon
• Argentina Creates New Bond-Payment Plan
• EU's State-Level GMO Ban Proposal Moving Into Place
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Shell's Donny Ching
• Damning DOL Report Prompts Call For Strict TPP Labor Rules
• International Arbitration Is Not Obsolete
• Ex-UBS Trader In Libor Scandal Wants Out Of Suit, Switzerland
• Petronas Pauses $36B Canadian LNG Project As Oil Prices Fall
• Orrick Adds Corning In-House IP Ace To Shanghai Team
• HP Slapped With RICO Suit Claiming Mexican Bribery Scheme
• E-Book Price-Fixing Suits May Include Foreign Sales
• EU Trade Chief Calls For Realistic Approach To Reboot TTIP
• Obama Warned Of Weakening Finance Regs In EU Trade Talks
• Looking At Supplementary Compensation For Nuclear Damage
• Obama Vows To Work On Reviving Fast-Track Trade Deals
• CIT Says Rubbermaid Fresheners Should Face Duties
• Supporters Rally For Meat Labeling Regs As US Fights WTO
• Motorola Decision Spares DOJ But May Hamper Private Suits
• Ex-TigerDirect, Systemax Execs Cop To $9M Kickback Scheme
• Samsung, LG, Others Can't Tune Out CrestaTech's ITC Suit
• Machine Co. CEO Gets Probation In Iran Smuggling Case
• Vitamin C Cos. Cite Motorola In 2nd Circ. Antitrust Appeal
• 5 Takeaways From US-China GHG Agreement
• Trade Facilitation Agreement Is Back On Track
• Trade Court Judges Sound Off On Litigation Pet Peeves
• Consumer Advocate Adler Given 2nd Term As CPSC Commish
• General Mills' Suit Over Brussels Sprouts Duty Axed By CIT
• US Sues Canadian Lumber Cos. For Dodging Softwood Duties
• National Oil Cos. Shake Up Global Deal-Making Scene
• Foley Snags Ex-Akin Gump FCPA Expert For SF Office
• Caution: Flaws Of The Attorney-To-Secretary Ratio
• So You Want To Do Business With The Saudi Government
• International Trade MVP: Weil Gotshal's Ted Posner
• High Court Won't Hear Tool Co.'s New Shipper Review Suit
• Cobalt Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Angola Bribery Claims
• Commerce Official Says Agency Can Improve AD/CVD Process
• Trek Leather Won't Mean Open Season On Importers: DOJ Atty
• GCs Name Most Arrogant Law Firms
• GCs Add 35 Firms To List Of Most Arrogant
• The Increasing Prominence Of World Bank Sanctions