International Trade Archive » March, 2015

International Trade - March, 2015

217 articles

• Wal-Mart Escapes Investor Suit Over Mexican Bribery Claims
• ITC To Investigate Ericsson Patent Complaints Against Apple
• CPPIB, Hermes Team Up For $2.4B British Ports Deal
• Chinese Shelving Likely Dumped In US, Commerce Says
• Obama Ends Arms Freeze Against Egypt After 18 Months
• Union Boss Wants Trade To Address Mexican Labor Climate
• Ex-Im Bank Escapes Suits Over Aircraft Export Finance
• China's Plan For State-Owned Enterprises Impacts FCPA Risk
• Syngenta Rejects Cargill, ADM Bid To Remand GMO Corn Suits
• Sens. Sound Off On South African Poultry Tariffs
• Ryan Hits Back Against Investment Arbitration 'Doomsayers'
• Sen. Warren To Big Banks: 'Bring It On'
• UK Agency Fined For Losing Sensitive Docs From BAE Case
• Commerce Chief Urges Cuba To Deepen Engagement With US
• The 2015 Rising Stars, By Firm
• TTIP Won't Touch Data Laws, Public Services, EU Says
• Russia, Australia, Others Back China-Led Development Bank
• WTO Hits Pause In Deliberations Over Private Food Standards
• Mediation And The Thorny Issue Of Settlement Authority
• Brazil Continues To Ramp Up Anti-Corruption Enforcement
• This Week In Congress: A Few Hearings Outside Of DC
• Cresta Urges ITC Review In TV Tuner Infringement Dispute
• Hogan Lovells Fights To Exit Taishan Drywall Litigation
• ITC Launches Investigation Of Lithium-Ion Battery Materials
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• US Prods China On Murky Banking Sector Rules At WTO
• Steel Execs Urge Congress To Act On 'Illegal Trade Practices'
• South Korea Backs Chinese-Led Development Bank
• Former Broker-Dealer Execs Get 4 Years Each In FCPA Case
• Biomet Again Underscores FCPA Risks In Life Sciences
• What Experts Can Say About Inadmissible Facts During Trial
• Ex-Commerce Chiefs Want Fast-Track Without Currency Rules
• TPP Leak Fallout Previews Investor Arbitration Fight To Come
• K&L Gates Adds Financial Services Partner From CFPB
• Some Background On Fed. Circ.'s CVD Ruling
• Russian Fertilizer Co. Loses Anti-Dumping Challenge In CIT
• EU Antitrust Regulators Set Sights On E-Commerce
• Chrysler Says ITC Patent Suit Relief Would Harm Consumers
• Korean Co. Likely Can't Get Noodle Price-Fix Claims Tossed
• Fila, Converse Settle Chuck Taylor Sneaker Trademark Fight
• PayPal to To Pay $7.7M To Settle Sanctions Violations
• CPSC Reveals Lumber Liquidators Flooring Probe
• The FCPA Predictions GCs Can't Afford To Ignore
• Schlumberger Unit To Pay $233M Over Iran, Sudan Sanctions
• Lawmakers Urged To Strike Down Controversial Meat Labels
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Members Scramble To Ease Caseload
• EU Hits China, Taiwan With Duties On Stainless Steel
• Taiwan Auto Parts Co. To Pay $16M To Exit Price-Fixing Suit
• Unmanned But Not Unarmed: State Dept.'s New Drone Policy
• FTC Names Intelligence Vet As Inspector General
• Avago ITC Victory Irrelevant In Antitrust Suit, Judge Told
• Azevedo Says Small Trade Pacts Must Not Usurp WTO Process
• State Secrets Prompt Dismissal Of Iran Oil Defamation Suit
• Fast-Track Opponents Continue Fighting For Reforms
• Lender Smacks AIG With $4M Suit Over Seized Business Plane
• Biz Group Backs Senators' Bipartisan Ex-Im Renewal Bill
• Biomet's DPA Proves An Inescapable Device
• Obama Says New L-1B Visa Guidance To Be Released Soon
• Contempt Sought In $150M Chinese Vitamin C Antitrust Case
• Gov't Urges DC Circ. To Block Bid For Clinton Emails
• Oil Co. Urges Judge To Review $15M DHS Shipping Fine
• EU Official Maps New Trade Policy To Rebuild Public Trust
• Citigroup Gets Judge's OK On Argentina Bond Payments
• Gibson Dunn Partner Deliberately Misled Court, UK Judge Says
• Key Dem Lays Out Vision For Reformed Investment Arbitration
• The Law360 400
• An Important Interpretation Of The Volcker Rule
• Litigation Firms Make Cuts Amid Work Slowdown
• Is MegaLaw Just Big Enough To Fail?
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• Sanctions Pay Off In Case Against Chinese Drywall Maker
• Importers Warn Justices Of 'Perilous' Liability Expansion
• CIT Rebuffs Hefty Duty Rate On Chinese Aluminum
• Gilead Under Fire Again Over New Hepatitis C Program
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC Patent Ruling On Internet-Linked Devices
• GM Threatened With Suit For Pulling Out Of Russia
• Medical Device Companies Face Increased TAA Scrutiny
• EU Objects To US Procurement, Chinese Banking Rules
• 5 Insights From Avon General Counsel Jeff Benjamin
• 3 Key Issues In The Foreign Antitrust Reach Cert. Fight
• Solar Industry Players Target China, Taiwan Panel Duties
• ITC Keeps Mexican Sugar Settlement Intact
• Ukrainian PM Urges Support For Continued Russian Sanctions
• EU High Court Backs €46M Dole Banana Cartel Fine
• Spanish Bank Falls After Country Denies Bailout Option
• WTO Chief Says Doha Plans 'More Focused' Than Ever Before
• White House Boosts Congressional Access To TPP Docs
• EU Trade Chief Proposes TTIP Investor Protection Reforms
• 7th Circ. Lets Posner, Others Cherry-Pick Cases, Justices Told
• WTO Food Fight Over Indonesian Import Rules Heats Up
• DOJ Monitors Biomet For Another Year For FCPA Violations
• Senate GOP, Labor Chief Clash Over Fast-Track Trade Bill
• Indonesia Drags US To WTO Over Coated Paper Duties
• International Trade Compliance Tips For Franchisors
• OPINION: Not All That Is Public Should Be Publicized
• ITC Investigating Claims Of Audio Tech Infringement
• Commerce Sets 1st Duties On Turkish Pipeline Imports
• Germany, France, Italy To Join China-Led Development Bank
• Motorola Urges High Court To Review LCD Price-Fixing Row
• 3rd Circ. Urged Not To Let Dahdaleh Arbitrate RICO Case
• La. Sen. Presses FERC To Clear $3.5B LNG Export Project
• Syngenta Says GMO Corn Suit Belongs In Fed. Court
• UN Opens Door For Better Transparency In Investment Fights
• Commerzbank Misled Gov't On Iran Gold Trading, Suit Says
• Citibank To Exit Argentina Custody Business Under Pressure
• Recent Chilean Tax Reform Reinforces Need For Treaty
• The Rush To Efficiency And Diminishment Of Trademarks
• Up The Irish: St. Paddy's Is For Celebrating Pro Bono, Too
• Fed. Circ. Leaves High Bar For Constitutional Trade Fights
• Citi Attempt At $2.3B Argentina Bond Payout Denied Again
• Taiwanese Man Gets 2 Years In WMD Proliferation Case
• Judge Nixes Avon Shareholder Suit Based On FCPA Violations
• US Dips Toe In FCA Suit Against Army Corps Contractor
• Internet Machines Urges High Court To Review Patent Row
• White House Wants TPP To Crack Down On Illegal Fishing
• Spanish Bank Closes Up Shop After US Treasury Investigation
• Promega: Can Inducer And Infringer Be The Same Party Now?
• Navigating Joint CFIUS And DSS Jurisdiction
• SEC Sets Sights On Commercial Bribery
• IP Boutiques Shrink Amid Litigation Slowdown
• Chrysler Hit With ITC Complaint Over Auto Parts Patents
• SEP License Fees Are Getting Out Of Hand, Officials Say
• Iraq Asks High Court To Hear $10B Oil-For-Food RICO Suit
• Commerce Launches Probe Of BHP Unit's Alloy Exports
• When Illinois Brick Goes Abroad
• European Bank Ousts Board Following Treasury Accusations
• 5 Insights From Dish General Counsel Stanton Dodge
• Controversial CVD Law Survives At Fed. Circ.
• Commerzbank Deal Still Pulls Punches Despite Tough Talk
• Two Texas LNG Export Facilities Seek FERC Review
• Feds Say Sky-High Fines Show Perks Of FCPA Self-Reporting
• UK Moves To Join China-Led Infrastructure Investment Bank
• Animal Groups Step Into NRA's Elephant Trophy Ban Suit
• Lawsky Flexes Muscle Again In $1.45B Commerzbank Deal
• Citibank Can't Hand Over $2.3B In Argentine Bond Payments
• Whistleblowers Spur Border Patrol Reform, $100M Savings
• Miami Lender Pays $3.8M To End FCA Suit On Ex-Im Loans
• TTIP's 'Fresh Start' Already Bearing Fruit, EU Trade Chief Says
• WTO Appellate Body Takes Steps To Ease Workload
• Commerzbank To Pay $1.45B To Settle Fraud Cases
• 4 Keys To Witness Interviews In Internal Investigations
• OPINION: Beyond The 'Grow Or Die' Law Firm Model
• Highly Virulent Bird Flu Found In Arkansas Turkey Farm
• Goodwin Procter Snags Kenyon's Ex-ITC Chair
• US Sanctions Russian Bank, Ukrainian Separatists
• Plastics Cos. Target 4 Nations For Anti-Dumping Duties
• AFL-CIO Cuts Off Campaign Cash In Fast-Track Trade Fight
• Fast-Track Fight Doing No Favors For TPP, Ex-USTR Says
• Teamsters Drag DOT To Court Over Mexican Trucking Decision
• Panasonic, Nintendo Exit ITC Disc Drive Patent Probe
• OPEC Price War Is Strengthening North American Producers
• Lumber Liquidators Honchos Sued Over $19M Stock Sales
• Taishan Fights Contempt Order In Chinese Drywall Row
• Law360 International Trade Editorial Advisory Board
• EU Declassifies Negotiating Directive For WTO Services Pact
• Obama, Officials Slam GOP Letter To Iran On Nuke Talks
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Russia, US Block Import Duty Panels
• Robbins Geller Says SEC Sitting On Wal-Mart Bribery Docs
• International Trade Compliance In The Age Of E-Commerce
• Samsung, Others Face Anti-Dumping Probe Into Washers
• Change U.S. Gas Laws To Boost Economy, Texas Agency Says
• Minn. Bird Flu Strain Closing Doors To Turkey Exports
• US Seeks $17M Penalty For Fake Duty-Free Tire Filings
• False Ad Claims Pile Up Over Lumber Liquidators' Flooring
• FTC, Dutch Regulator Ink Deal To Aid Privacy Violation Probes
• UK Boat Co. Fights $18M Tax Bill, Denying US Operations
• White House Wallops 7 Venezuelan Officials With Sanctions
• US-China Investment Deal Text 'Basically' Done, China Says
• This Week in Congress: Human Trafficking Legislation
• Hungarian PM Rejects TTIP Investor Protections
• Gibson Dunn Partner Admits 'Mistakes' In Djibouti Filings
• Leaner Investor Suit Over Tile Shop's China Ties Moves Ahead
• Judge Urged To Hold Chinese Drywall Co. Parents In Contempt
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Pemex Gas Theft Suit
• The Food And Beverage Industry Has A Lot On Its Plate
• U.S. Airlines Slam $40B Subsidies For Gulf Competitors
• NML Capital Loses Bid For Argentina Space Contracts
• USTR Eyes Alibaba-Owned E-Commerce Site Over IP Concerns
• USTR Prods 'Notorious' Piracy Markets To Reform
• Ex-Pratt & Whitney Engineer Denied Bail In Data Theft Suit
• 5 Tips From Ex-USTR Counsel For Getting Cases To The WTO
• Spain Probes Pfizer For Blocking Parallel Imports
• Parker Drilling Investor Refused Execs' Names In FCPA Case
• Europe's Top Court Upholds Iranian Bank Sanctions
• Law Firm Tensions Mount In Africa — What Does It Mean?
• Should You Join The 'Havana Club'?
• Bernstein Litowitz, Entwistle To Lead Cobalt Shareholder Suit
• CORRECTED: ITC Trims Software Patent Probe For Apple Products
• Jones Day Scoops Ex-Roetzel FDA Pro In Miami
• Merkel Vows Defense Of EU Standards In US Trade Talks
• ITC Will Probe Imports Of Canadian Specialty Paper
• Obama Trade Plan Boasts Labor, Environmental Work
• Does Voluntary Disclosure Make More Sense After Goodyear?
• The FCPA Dilemmas That Still Dog General Counsel
• Chanos Ducks Wynn Resorts' FCPA Defamation Suit Again
• Judge In $2.3B Argentina Bond Spat Mulls Citi Injunction
• FCPA Self-Reporting Brings Benefits: SEC Enforcement Chief
• Japanese Buyers Surprise With Sharp Uptick In CFIUS Filings
• GOP Senator Backs Obama Plan To Merge Trade Agencies
• Chinese Flooring Co. Sues Commerce Over Denied NSR
• House Passes 'Clean' $40B DHS Funding Bill
• Suntech Reaches Ch. 15 Antitrust Deal With Solyndra Trust
• Farmer Says Syngenta Can't Put State Claims On Hold
• Teamsters Want Mexican Trucking Row Revisited In TPP
• Enviro Groups Say Peruvian Law Flouts US Trade Pact
• Refusal Of Fokker DPA Provides 3 Lessons For Counsel
• LSI Urges Fed. Circ. To Toss ITC Patent Claim Decision
• Steel Industry Wants Japan Suspended From TPP Talks
• Senate Dems Refuse Bicameral Conference On $40B DHS Bill
• Chinese Buyers Appear Undaunted As CFIUS Toughens Up
• Democrat Fights To Improve Access To TPP Texts
• DOD Proposal Would Ban Buying Foreign-Made US Flags
• FDA Official Says Food Safety Rules Will Sink Without Funding
• Magnesite Buyers Say They Have Standing In Antitrust Case
• US Faults Lax Labor Law Enforcement In Honduras
• Report Highlights Continued Need For CFIUS Planning
• This Week In Congress: Netanyahu's Controversial Visit