International Trade Archive » January, 2015

International Trade - January, 2015

154 articles

• Senate Panel Passes Iran Sanctions Over Obama Veto Threat
• Growing Potential For P3 Infrastructure Development In Cuba
• Fed. Circ. Not Sweet On Chinese Honey Co.'s Duty Challenge
• The 1st FCPA Case Of 2015
• Full Fed. Circ. Could Restrict ITC's Patent Authority
• EU Pushes For UN Transparency Rules In Investment Fights
• Hatch Says New Fast-Track Bill Will Mirror 2014 Draft
• Mexican Sugar Deal's Critics Can't Restart Probes, DOC Told
• Ex-TigerDirect Exec Pushes For Mercy, Shorter Sentence
• Chinese Law Key To Vitamin Antitrust Case, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Fed. Circ. Snuffs Out Oil Pipe Scope, Duty Challenge
• Senate Panel Considers Easing LNG Export Rules
• EU's Russia Sanctions And Tips For The Year Ahead
• Cobalt Ducks SEC Charges Over Angolan Bribery Allegations
• US Businesses Slam 'Intrusive' Chinese Cybersecurity Rules
• Key Questions When Selecting E-Discovery Vendors
• 2nd Circ. To Weigh Chinese Gov't Role In Vitamin C Appeal
• Consumers Back Strong Privacy Rules In US-EU Trade Pact
• US Will Not Charge Duties During Mexican Trade Deal Case
• House Passes Bipartisan Bill To Lower LNG Export Hurdles
• EU Trade Chief Aims To Pull Down Chinese Investment Hurdles
• South Africa Chicken Duties Put AGOA Status In Jeopardy
• Bribery Charges Over BNY Mellon's Wealth Fund Interns Loom
• Nordstrom Denied Quick Appeal In 'Made In USA' Suit
• US Pork Producers Want Trade Fast-Track In TPP Talks
• Embattled Aerospace Co. Head Wins Stay Of Shareholder Suit
• Army Corps Contractor Loses 2nd Bid To Nix FCA Suit
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Wiley Rein
• Lands' End Tries To Sink 'Made In USA' Class Action
• USTR Says TPP Deal Is Close, But Opposition Persists
• Army Corps Contractor Dealt Blow In FCA Discovery Fight
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Sidley Austin
• Leading Laptop Imports Trample Audio Patents, ITC Told
• US Chamber Affiliate Eyes Visa-Free Travel To Brazil
• Russia Faces More US Sanctions As Ukraine Violence Mounts
• US, India Forge Ahead On Nuclear Projects, Investment Pact
• DOJ Can And Will Seize Proceeds Of Foreign Corruption
• US Formally Implements WTO Trade Facilitation Pact
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Kelley Drye
• House Democrat Takes Aim At Japan In TPP Proposals
• 7 Things For Attys To Watch As Oil Prices Plunge
• Prepare Now For New Anti-Corruption Program Expectations
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Williams & Connolly's Ana Reyes
• A Data Security Checklist For Companies Hiring Law Firms
• CIT Turns Down Music Equipment Duty Challenge
• Ex-Im Bank Escapes Enviro Suit Over $90M Export Guarantee
• BP To Unload Amsterdam Oil Storage Terminal
• China Blasts Latest Round Of US Tire Tariffs
• SEC Hits Fla. Construction Co. With $3.4M Penalty Over Bribes
• US Paper Cos. Target 5 Nations For Steep Import Duties
• Obama Receives Ag Group Support For Easing Cuba Embargo
• Magnesite Cos. Say Class Action Still Fails On Standing
• Fed. Circ. Shutters Chinese Curtain Wall Anti-Dump Challenge
• ITC Clears Path For Hefty China, Taiwan Solar Panel Duties
• Obama's Fast Track Bid Sets Stage For Trade Turf War
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Baker Botts' Alex Bourelly
• FCPA Trends From The Last 6 Months
• Obama Asks For Trade Treaty Support In State Of The Union
• Olam Cos. Fined $3M By CFTC For Futures Collusion
• Syngenta Suits Still Cropping Up After Chinese GMO Approval
• Costco Ducks 9th Circ. Watch IP Row On 1st-Sale Doctrine
• Chicago Man Gets 15 Months For Lobbying For Zimbabwe
• US Sugar Cos. Want Mexican Trade Cases Revived
• Finance Chief Says New Fast-Track Trade Bill Coming Soon
• Inside CBP's Update On Anti-Dumping, Countervailing Duties
• Feds Kept Database Of US Calls To Foreigners: DEA Agent
• Obama Threatens To Veto Any New Iran Sanctions
• US Urges DC Circ. To Put MWI On $15M Hook In FCA Suit
• WTO Head Sees India As Key To Advancing Trade Talks
• Pols, Unions Mount Defense Of Embattled Shipping Law
• What Companies Should Know About Changes To Cuba Policy
• Clarity And Confusion: FTAIA Developments In 2014
• Amkor To Pay Tessera $155M To Settle Chip Patent Suit
• Duty-Free Biz Sues TTB For Axing Permit Over Stock Transfers
• Commerce Hikes Duties On Vietnamese Frozen Fish Fillets
• Rangel, Dems Introduce Bill To Lift Cuban Embargo
• U.S. Loosens Cuba Embargo With New Rules On Travel, Trade
• Tech Giants Want Flexible IP Language In New Trade Bill
• WTO Affirms US Challenge Of Argentine Import Hurdles
• Fukushima Case May Impact Global Nuclear Liability Law
• Rep. Rolls Out Bill To Boost LNG Exports, Thwart Russia
• UK Zeroes In On New Suspect In Alstom Bribery Probe
• CIT Signs Off On Chinese Furniture Anti-Dumping Duties
• Ford Does Not Owe Customs For Drawback Claims, CIT Says
• McCain Aims To Sink 'Antiquated' Maritime Shipping Law
• EU Nations Gain Control Of GMO Cultivation
• OFAC Sanctions Compliance: Sample Contract Provisions
• Building Co. Hits Commerce With Suit Over UAE Nail Duty
• Ex-PetroTiger CEO's Talk With GC Who Wore Wire Released
• Conservative Groups Join Fight Against Fast-Track Authority
• GOP Lawmakers Press FERC To Greenlight Ore. LNG Project
• Status Quo On Crude Oil Export Ban, White House Says
• CIT Slashes Ohio Hand Truck Importer's Duty Challenge
• Full 7th Circ. Won't Rehear Motorola LCD Price-Fixing Row
• EU Reports 'Huge Skepticism' To TTIP Investor Protections
• Internalizing BIS Policy On Crude Oil Exports
• Father-Son Execs Plead Guilty In $42M Military Flare Case
• Bird Flu Scares Off China From US Poultry Products
• US Gives Green Light To Cross-Border Mexican Trucking Cos.
• High Court Snubs $2.7B HSBC Iran Sanctions Case
• USTR Hits Back At Allegations Of Secrecy In Trade Talks
• House Bill Cracking Down On Foreign Counterfeits Revived
• Ecuador Fights $106M Award For Chevron In DC Circ.
• Compliance Trumps Litigation In Asia E-Discovery
• Customs Is Again Getting Overly Creative
• Ex-WilmerHale Atty, Treasury Official Tapped As CIA Deputy
• Iraq Can Sue In Texas Court Over Disputed Kurdistan Oil
• Canadian Drug Imports Could Save US Buyers Millions: Sens.
• Ag Lobby Begins Forceful Push For Cuban Market Access
• US Sugar Producers Look To Derail Mexican Trade Deal
• SEC's Foreign Corrupt Practices Spotlight Shines On PE
• Pemex Seeking OK To Import US Oil Despite Export Ban
• Law Schools Are (Finally) Teaching 'The Biz' Of Lawyering
• Smaller Businesses Must Get Ready For FCPA Whistleblowers
• Fed. Circ. Told Countervailing Duty Law Violates Due Process
• BSGR Agent Defaults In RICO Suit Over Guinea Mining Rights
• Russia Sanctions To Stay Until Minsk Deal Observed: Merkel
• ITC Greenlights Duties On Chinese Pool Chlorine Imports
• Domestic Industry Continued To Evolve At ITC In 2014
• GOP Forecasts Early Action On Fast-Track Trade Bill
• Calif. Fixes Timing Problem For Post-Trial Motions
• EU Discloses Litany Of Secret Texts In US Trade Talks
• Bribery Settlements Reached Record Heights In 2014
• Oil Export Guidance Turns Down Heat On US Ban Debate
• Covington & Burling Adds IP, Trade Lawyer To Beijing Office
• Senators Unveil Bipartisan Bill To Goose LNG Exports
• AFL-CIO Cries Foul On Deteriorating Mexican Labor Climate
• Secrets To In-House Cost Control
• Mushroom Co. Pushes Fed. Circ. For Share Of Dumping Duties
• US, Mexico Aiming For Swift Conclusion To TPP Talks
• Kaye Scholer Lands Caplin & Drysdale Tax, M&A Pro In NY
• Pa. Consultant Accused Of $3.5M Foreign Bribery Plot
• US To Implement Dolphin-Safe Rules For Seafood Imports
• Ex-Halal Co. Manager Pleads Guilty To Beef Exports Fraud
• EU Holds Firm To Food Name Protection In US Trade Talks
• Fed. Circ. Affirms CIT In Thai Plastic Bag Duty Dispute
• GNC Legal Chief Rejoins McGuireWoods After 7-Year Absence
• Anheuser-Busch Settles Claims It Hid Kirin Beer's US Origin
• CIT Dismisses Furniture Cos.' Bid For Anti-Dumping Duties
• Irish Beef Allowed Back In US After 16-Year Mad Cow Ban
• Sen. Skewers Trade Rep. For 'Incomprehensible' TPP Secrecy
• China Drops Rare Earth Quota After WTO Loss
• Class Says Macy's 'Made In USA' False Labeling Suit Has Legs
• Commerce Won't Probe Alleged Hacking In Solar Trade Fight
• 12 Building Blocks Of A Digital Law Library
• Trade-Based Money Laundering Is On The Rise
• Epsilon Challenges $4M Fine For Violating Iran Sanctions
• US Dings China's Procurement, Auto Policies In WTO Report
• Ex-Alstom Exec. Denied Bid To Toss FCPA Indictment
• International Trade Developments To Watch In 2015
• CIT OKs Move To Erase German Paper Duties
• WTO Chief Wants More Urgency From Members In 2015
• FERC Greenlights Cheniere's Texas LNG Project
• 2015: Judiciary, Lawyers And Law Schools At The Precipice