International Trade Archive » February, 2015

International Trade - February, 2015

162 articles

• White House Rebuts Warren's Investment Arbitration Op-Ed
• Importer Liability Fight Faces Tough Road To High Court
• Committee OKs Bill To Fight Trafficking By Gov't Contractors
• White House Rolls Out Rural America Export Initiative
• DHS Shutdown Averted With Weeklong Funding Bill
• Feds Seek Forfeiture Of Picasso Found By Customs
• Lego Rejects Rival's ITC Program Proposal In IP Battle
• Dems Unveil Long-Term Trade Relief Extension
• Reed Smith Nabs Ex-Ambassador To Up Asian Presence
• Cheniere To Offer $1B In Notes To Finance LNG Project
• JPMorgan, Deutsche Ordered To Give Argentine Bond Docs
• EU Official Calls US Fears On TTIP Banking Regs 'Unfounded'
• EU, Russia Poised For WTO Showdown Over Import Duties
• USDA To Lighten Livestock Export Requirements
• CIT Upholds Zeroing By Commerce In Ball Bearing Suit
• Hatch Nixes Trade Hearing Amid Infighting Over Fast-Track
• General Cable Sets Aside $24M After FCPA Investigation
• Int'l Bodies Slowly Weakening IP Protections, USTR Told
• Senate Defers Immigration Fight To Advance $40B DHS Bill
• House Dems Float Alternative Ex-Im Renewal Bill
• UN Africa Report Reveals Startling Illicit Financial Flows
• Attorneys React To SEC's FCPA Action Against Goodyear
• Goodyear FCPA Fine Spotlights Dangers In Overseas M&A
• Fokker Asks DC Circ. To Overturn Rejection Of Sanctions Deal
• ClearCorrect Asks USPTO To Re-Examine Invisalign Patent
• Dealer Challenged Rolls-Royce Tariff Too Late, CIT Says
• Yellen Wants Currency Manipulation Out Of Trade Deals
• Sen. Collins Floats Bill To Break DHS Funding Impasse
• Bridging The Discovery Gap In International Arbitration
• AFL-CIO Clashes With White House Over Fast-Track Trade Bill
• FDCA Preempts Maine Drug Importation Law, Court Says
• Legal Departments Are Ramping Up Revenue Searches
• Goodyear Pays $16M To Settle SEC's FCPA Charges
• Emerging Trends In Corporate Sustainability Reporting
• McConnell To Split Immigration Measure From $40B DHS Bill
• Minn. Farmer Rejects Syngenta Corn Suit MDL Transfer
• Mega Wants Lego IP Case Tossed Under ITC Pilot Program
• Democrats Continue DHS Bill Filibuster As Deadline Looms
• H&M, Converse Settle Chuck Taylor Sneaker Trademark Row
• Dentons Adds Ex-Jones Day Defense Duo For New Office
• High Court Asked To Squash Importer Liability Expansion
• Ex-Im Bank Stuck With ESA Suit In Barrier Reef LNG Projects
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US, EU Tussle Over Aircraft, Biotech
• Using Patents To Curtail Climate Change: A Proposal
• This Week In Congress: Avoiding A DHS Funding Showdown
• Testimony In NML's Argentina Bond Fight Ordered Unsealed
• WTO 'Nowhere Near' Plan For Doha Revival, US Rep Says
• Jones Day Snags Ex-Kirkland, Nixon Peabody Fed. Reg Pros
• ITC Tells Google Invisalign Case Won't Cripple The Web
• CIT Leaves Chinese Steel Cylinder CVDs Untouched
• With No TPA Deal, Wyden Rips 'Premature' Finance Hearing
• Get Ready For The 2nd Wave Of Food Labeling Litigation
• US Alloy Producer Targets BHP Unit For Anti-Dumping Duties
• Barnes & Noble Can't Dodge Nook IP Claims, Plaintiffs Say
• CEOs Stump For Open Data Flow Rules In Trade Pacts
• Wyo. Bill That Could Fund Coal Export Projects Clears Panel
• LGBT Pols Bristle At Brunei, Malaysia In Trade Talks
• Senators Press Commerce To Allow Mexico To Import Oil
• What Will Become Of Investment Protection In TTIP?
• Toyo, Sentury Settle Tire Patent Antitrust Dispute
• DHS Says Oil Co. Can't Challenge $15M Shipping Penalty
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Win For Nokia, ZTE In 3G Patent Suit
• Amira Faces 2nd Suit Alleging It Inflated Revenue Prior To IPO
• A Snapshot Of Patent Litigation In 2014
• Caterpillar Reveals Grand Jury Probe Over Cash Movement
• Customer Defends Lands' End 'Made In USA' False Ad Suit
• A Troubling Disregard For FCPA's Business Nexus Element
• Religious Groups Join Chorus Of Fast-Track Trade Skeptics
• State Dept. Fires Up New Armed Drone Export Rules
• Citibank Wants To Pay Some Argentine Bonds In Debt Row
• US May Peel Back Mexican Avocado Import Hurdles
• ITA Revises Dumping Margin On Certain Pasta From Italy
• A Look At The Gov't Plan To Combat Wildlife Trafficking
• Pakistan-EU Polymer Duty Row Likely Headed To WTO Panel
• S. Korea Stops Canadian Beef Imports Over Mad Cow Disease
• US Food Producers Look To Accelerate EU Biotech Approvals
• EXCLUSIVE: Gibson Dunn Partner Submitted False Affidavits
• Commerce To Review Exportable Uranium Deadline
• Currency Bill May Spark 'Trade War,' Ryan Warns
• Sens. Seek Eased Restrictions On Low-Value Shipments
• White House Touts Trade As Engine For Labor Reforms
• Importers To Pay $3M To End FCA Suit Over Aluminum Duties
• WTO Faults Portions Of Chinese Duties On EU, Japanese Steel
• Top 10 Questions Facing The LNG Industry In 2015
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Jones Day's Hilda Galvan
• MIT Hits Apple, Micron With Patent Suit Over Memory Chips
• Senators Push to Lift Cuba Business Restrictions
• Sidley Nabs DOJ's Antitrust Assistant Chief In SF
• 'Chicken Scam' Execs Sentenced In London For Africa Bribes
• Tech Cos. Call For TPA Bill To Support Digital Economy
• Commerce To Probe Paper Imports From China, 4 Others
• US Bill Would Counter Israel Sanctions Through Trade Talks
• 11 Considerations To Ensure An Eritrean Mine Is Bankable
• Army Corps Contractor Denies Whistleblower's FCA Claims
• EU Members Call For Origin Labeling Of Processed Meats
• Obama Administration Targets Illegal Wildlife Trafficking
• EU Releases Proposal For Regulatory Work In US Trade Talks
• Teva Probe Reveals 'Likely' FCPA Transgressions
• Food Exporter Amira Inflated Revenue To Boost IPO: Suit
• International Arbitration Is Changing Shape
• US Targets $1B Chinese Subsidies With Massive WTO Case
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Fish & Richardson's Ahmed Davis
• GCs Name Best Of The Best Attorneys
• Meat Industry Drops Challenge To Origin Labeling Rules
• 5 Firms Boast The Most Client-Savvy Attorneys
• Toyo's IP Settlements Don't Bar Antitrust Claims, Rival Says
• Enviros Ask Commerce To Detail Oil Ban Exemptions
• Obama Veto Likely To Beat Back Bipartisan Currency Push
• GCs Give Top Marks To 7 Standout Associates
• GCs Name Cream Of The Crop Litigators
• Capitol Hill Takes Aim At Foreign Currency Manipulation
• 11th Circ. Affirms FCPA Conviction Of Ex-Haiti Official
• CIT Hits Duty-Skipping Chinese Candle Importer With Fine
• Syngenta GMO Corn Class Action Continues To Grow
• Commerce Says Mexican Sugar Deals Protect US Producers
• USDA Leaves Door Open For Timber Import Law Exceptions
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Gardere's Juan Alcalá
• Census Bureau Finalizes Rule On Int'l Trade Data System
• Top 10 Anti-Corruption Developments So Far This Year
• Spansion Deal Ends ITC Patent Probe Into Microsoft, Amazon
• NJ's Chris Christie Deep-Sixes 'Made In America' Bills
• EU Tightens Seal Import Ban To Comply With WTO Ruling
• ITC Orders Import Ban On Patent-Infringing Grills
• Ethics Group Says Christie Took Free Rides On Trade Trip
• Insurer Can't Avoid Covering Tri-Union Shellfish Recall
• Pols Float Bill To Sever Foreign Trade Barriers
• Lew Signals Resistance To Currency Rules In Trade Pacts
• Can Chinese New Year And The FCPA Co-Exist?
• Judge Blasts DOJ Deal With Fokker Over Sanctions Violations
• US, EU Officials Trade Jabs On Food, Procurement In TTIP
• AD Duties Can't Be Used To Adjust Export Price: Fed. Circ.
• Calif. AG Harris Takes Battle Against Foie Gras To 9th Circ.
• Full Fed. Circ. Appears Split On ITC's Patent Powers
• Senate's $40B DHS Funding Bill Stalls For 3rd Time
• Ryan Gives Warm Embrace To Obama's Trade Agenda
• Export Control Reforms Will Boost US-India Defense Trade
• Barnes & Noble Says Nook IP Claims Barred By ITC Ruling
• Not The Cheese, Please: US Dairy Biz Fights EU Naming Rules
• CIT OKs Zeroing in Japanese Ball Bearing Suit
• Aluminum Buyers Say Forex Case Backs Their Antitrust Suit
• Senate Dems Block DHS Funding Bill For A Second Time
• Canada's Ag Chief Makes Meat Labeling Case On Capitol Hill
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Yarn Maker's Duty Challenge
• Guatemala Knocks US Claims In CAFTA Labor Battle
• The Year Of FCPA Liability For Financial Firms?
• Avoid Spoliation Anxiety With Litigation Readiness Plans
• Filippo Berio Olive Oil Labeling Suit Remains Mostly Pure
• Execs Ordered To Pay Up In $42M DOD Flare Case
• USTR Leans On State Ag Officials To Gin Up Trade Support
• Cresta Blasts 'Do-Over' Bid By TV Makers In ITC Suit
• Japanese Shipper Pays $1.8M Over Illegal Oil Disposal
• CIT Signs Off On Commerce's Chinese Ball Bearing Duties
• 5 Tips For Lasting Law Firm Success
• 4 Ways To Update Your Anti-Corruption Compliance Program
• Justice Dept. Drops News Corp. Phone Hacking, Bribery Probe
• Hershey Gets UK Sweets Importer To Stay Away From Marks
• White House Looks To Arm Key Trade Agencies With $750M
• Milbank Opens Its 5th Asia Office In Seoul
• Ex-Im Supporters, Opponents Gird For Legislative Battle
• Business Groups Want Financial Regs In EU-US Trade Deal
• Toyo Denies Tire Patent Settlements Open It To Biz Tort Claims
• How Economic Sanctions Impact The Insurance World