International Trade Archive » June, 2015

International Trade - June, 2015

212 articles

• Hogan Lovells Lures High-Profile Bilzin Sumberg Litigator
• Greek IMF Default Not 'Another Lehman,' But Worries Linger
• Congress Moves To Ban Trade With Cuban Military
• US, Brazil Forge Closer Trade Ties At White House Summit
• Euro Banks Safe From Greek Crisis For Now
• Greece Debt Crisis Raises Specter Of Eurozone Exit
• Cellphone Roaming Charges To End In Europe In 2017
• The Playful, Plainspoken Prose Of Justice Elena Kagan
• Justice Thomas Lets His Dissents Do The Talking
• Fed. Circ. Deems CBP's Duties Prepayment Rule Constitutional
• Tile Importer Must Face Suit Over Unpaid Duties, CIT Says
• 2 Furniture Cases Reveal Risks Of Importing AD/CVD Goods
• The 15 Biggest High Court Decisions Of The Past 15 Years
• Boutiques Wipe The Supreme Court Floor With BigLaw Rivals
• Supreme Court Ends Term Sharply Divided
• Justices Pen More Dissents To Show Votes Aren't Political
• Three Justices Trusted With Most Controversial Opinions
• Obama Signs Fast-Track, TAA Bills
• Inside New ITAR Rules For US Defense Service Providers
• Advancing WTO Case, US Seeks Input On Indonesian Ag Rules
• Senate Democrats Want Crude Oil Export Ban Intact
• Ikea Challenges Duties On Chinese Towel Racks, Handles
• Cuba's Potential Agricultural Bounty On Menu At Miami Event
• Fed. Circ. Vanquishes Carbon Co.'s Late Duty Challenge
• WTO Upholds Japan's Challenge To Ukraine's Car Tariffs
• Ex-Im Chief Laments Bank's Impending Shutdown
• Comprehensive US Trade Legislation Finally Arrives
• Garlic Exporter Says US Erred In Anti-Dumping Review
• Enviro Group Sues To Uncover Feds' Oil Export Docs
• The Top 3 New Do's And Don'ts For Law Firm Websites
• Senate Committee Approves CBP Veteran Jobs Bill
• Graphite Co. Says Customs Violated CIT Injunction Order
• McKenna Long Adds 5 Partners Ahead Of Dentons Merger
• EU High Court Sets $11M Del Monte Banana Cartel Fine
• Not So Fast-Track: More Work To Do In TPP Talks
• Calif. Judge Says ITC Decision Not Binding In Patent Suit
• House Passes Trade Assistance, Preferences Bill
• China Vows To Rein In Currency Interventions
• A Look At Who's Investing In Latin America
• A Few Lessons From FCPA Trial Of Ex-PetroTiger CEO
• Mich. Sen. Proposes Voluntary Meat Labeling Rules
• CIT Tells Commerce To Reconsider Exclusion On Freezer Kits
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Anti-Dumping Duty On PET Film Co.
• Senate Puts Fast-Track Trade Bill In Obama's Hands
• Commerce Can Use Targeted Dumping Method In Reviews
• EC Slaps $129.6M Fine On Packaging Cos. For Cartels
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Rehear Anti-Dumping Payout Appeal
• Trade Foes Shift Focus To TPP As Fast-Track Nears Passage
• Is Your Customer Diverting Sensitive Goods To Russia?
• The Global Hot Spots Of 2015
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2015
• The 5 Firms That Made The Biggest Global Gains
• Ambitious Global Firms Must Have Roots In These Cities
• Caterpillar Sued For Records Amid $2.4B Tax Evasion Claims
• Chemical Co. Wants US To Refund Duties On Polyvinyl Alcohol
• New EU Trade Policy Aims To Tackle Age-Old Critiques
• Senate Keeps Fast-Track Bill Moving Toward Obama's Desk
• China's Export Duties: Trouble For The Aluminum Industry?
• Kazakhstan Poised For WTO Membership
• US Hits Plastics Co. With $1.5M Suit Over Unpaid Duties
• CIT Upholds Fine Against Duty-Skipping Candle Importer
• Sen. Wyden Endorses Trade Package Ahead Of Crucial Vote
• US Must Flex Cybersecurity Muscles With China, Rubio Says
• EU Extends Energy, Financial Sanctions On Russia
• Syngenta Asks Kansas Court To Toss Corn MDL
• WTO Appoints Panelists To Weigh EU-Russia Import Dispute
• The Evolution Of Force Majeure In Construction Contracts
• This Week In Congress: Trade And Transportation
• Qualcomm Investor Hits Brass With China Bribery Suit
• Chanos Wins $422K In Attys' Fees In Wynn Defamation Row
• Puerto Rico Electrical Co. Wins CIT Steel Duties Challenge
• Lands' End Ducks Calif. Customers' 'Made In USA' Suit
• China Opens Up Foreign Investment In E-Commerce
• WTO Dispute Roundup: EU Stalls Gas, Poultry Disputes
• McConnell Aims To Deliver Sweeping Trade Package By July 4
• Feds Defend Fraud Charges In Halal Beef Export Case
• Canada Anti-Corruption Law May Affect FCPA Enforcement
• Why Lateral Candidacies Fail
• France Clears 14 Firms Of Bribery In UN Oil-For-Food Program
• Judge Calls uPI's 2-Year Stay In IP Suit A 'Gimmick'
• Cheniere's Texas LNG Project Passes FERC Inspection
• Capitol Hill Maneuvering Opens Door For Stalled Trade Bills
• A Look At The New Export Control Rules For Cloud Computing
• ClearCorrect Gets USPTO To Re-Examine Invisalign Patents
• WTO Chief Azevedo Laments Lack Of Doha Plan Progress
• White & Case Nabs Ex-Kaye Scholer International Trade Pro
• Fed. Circ. Says Surety Co. Must Pay Crawfish Duties
• 2 Minority Views From The Top Of BigLaw
• House Kicks Off New Trade Plan With Fast-Track Approval
• CIT Wrongly Barred Penalties For Nitek Imports, Fed. Circ. Told
• EU Wants Vow To Expand WTO Green Goods Deal
• CPSC Chief Defends User Fees To Boost Import Surveillance
• House Readies Second TPA Vote To Save Trade Package
• USPTO Appoints First IP Attache To EU
• Chinese Co.'s Tardy Solar Cell Duty Challenge Axed In CIT
• King & Spalding Nabs 4 Energy Attys To Open Tokyo Outpost
• No Bail For Man Accused Of $24M Iran Export Scheme
• Showdown Begins Over $2.5B Retaliation For US Meat Labels
• Australia, China Sign 'Historic' Free Trade Agreement
• The Global Impact Of Increased China Drone Production
• CIT Remands Spat Over Turkish Steel Pipe Tariffs
• EU Court Trims Pacific Fruit's Banana Cartel Fine To $7.5M
• House Dems Push To Extract Trade Bill Concessions
• IAP To Pay $7.1M To Settle Foreign Bribery Allegations
• US Takes Aim At Canadian IP, Ag Hurdles In WTO Probe
• House GOP Kicks Trade Package Rescue Vote Down The Road
• Blackstone Transmission Biz Puts Up $284M For Lake Cleanup
• Ex-PetroTiger CEO Avoids Prison In FCPA Case
• Congress Revives The Generalized System Of Preferences
• Why The Supreme Court Refused To Hear The FTAIA Appeals
• FTAIA Fights To Continue Despite High Court Cert Refusal
• Midamar Founder Can't Nix Misbranding Charges, Gov't Says
• Tips To Avoid Conflicts When Hiring In-House Lawyers
• SEC Fights Robbins Geller Quest For Wal-Mart Bribery Info
• Samsung, LG Come Up Short In Targeted Dumping Challenge
• High Court Shoots Down Iraq's $10B Oil-For-Food Appeal
• US Tees Up Final Import Duties On Chinese Tires
• Trends In International Arbitration: A New World Order
• When Reporting Employee Crime Leads To Defamation Suit
• Ex-PetroTiger CEO Takes Plea In FCPA Trial
• Justices Won't Review Foreign Reach Of US Antitrust Law
• All Eyes On Obama, GOP To Repair Latest Trade Rift
• Developing Countries Lining Up To Ratify WTO Trade Pact
• EU, Mexico To Start Talks On Modernizing Trade Pact
• Failed TAA Vote Imperils Crucial Trade Package
• CIT Affirms Anti-Dumping Bonds On Chinese Garlic Shipments
• Remember To Comment On BIS' Cybersecurity Export Rule
• NJ Securities Firm Disputes Cayman Partner's $99M IRS Bill
• Why Law Firms Collapse
• Eletrobras Taps Hogan Lovells To Look For FCPA Violations
• NJ Man Cops To $65M Russian Export Scheme
• Ex-PetroTiger Atty Says He Misspoke At Trial
• Sen. Ag Chair Taking Ideas For Less Drastic COOL Action
• House OKs Trade Preference Renewal Before 'Fast-Track' Vote
• Heritage Foundation Comes Out Against TPA, Cites Ex-Im Link
• Confusion, Costs Still Issues For FDA Food Import Program
• Lumber Liquidators Case Highlights Lacey Act Risk
• House OKs Bill To Cut Meat Labeling Rules After WTO Loss
• House Sets Friday Vote On Fast-Track Trade Bill
• Feds Want Ex-Alstom Exec's Evidence Barred From FCPA Trial
• CIT Nixes Challenges Over Chinese Furniture Liquidation
• South Korea, Lebanon OK'd For $2B In Military Arms Sales
• Caterpillar Board Hid Auditor's Foul Play, Suit Says
• Should Your Company Indemnify Its Import Manager?
• DOJ Treatment Of UBS Undermines Leniency Program
• A 5-Point Plan To Save Our Juries
• USDA Floats Egg Inspection Rules To 'Streamline' Imports
• ITA Revises Dumping Margins On South Korean Pipe Cos.
• European Parliament Punts Vote On TTIP
• Sen. Urges Oil Export Ban Exemptions For US Allies
• Ex-PetroTiger Atty Admits Tax Fraud On Stand
• US Can Settle To Avoid $3B COOL Sanctions, Groups Say
• Army Corps Subcontractor Shakes 'Buy American' FCA Suit
• Some Tips For Fighting Counterfeiters In China
• Jury Hears Secret Tape Of Ex-PetroTiger CEO In Bribery Trial
• CIT Orders Commerce To Rethink Shrimp Anti-Dumping Duties
• G-7 Leaders Pledge To Speed Up TTIP Talks
• Fokker Sanctions Deal Is Within Feds' Rights, DC Circ. Told
• ITC Kicks Off Probe Into Corrosion-Resistant Steel
• Union Vitriol Fueling Turf War On Trade, Dem Rep. Says
• NY-Based Carter Ledyard & Milburn Adds Litigation Partner
• Mediation As An International Arbitration Tool
• This Week In Congress: Export-Import Bank And The NDAA
• Argentina Ordered To Shell Out $5.4B To Bond Holders
• FDA Debuts Guidance On Expedited Food Import Program
• US, S. Africa Resolve Long-Standing Chicken Trade Squabble
• Sens. Float Bill To Expand Labor Dispute Powers To Governors
• EU Trade Boss Continues TTIP Pitch To Czech Gov't
• Switzerland Will End Tax Privileges For Holding Companies
• Freedom Watch Can't Serve OPEC's US Counsel, Judge Says
• White House Won't Divulge TPA Vote Count
• Using District Court E-Discovery Strategies At The ITC
• Canada, Mexico Want US Fined $3B Over Meat Labeling Regs
• Ex-Petro Tiger Atty Says CEO Ordered Bribery, Kickbacks
• Political Firestorm May Finally Shutter Ex-Im
• Chinese Shipping Containers Don't Hinder US Industry: ITC
• Ex-Alstom Exec Fights FCPA Charges In Corruption Suit
• India's Poultry Import Barriers Break Rules, WTO Affirms
• ADM Averts DQ With Waiver After $54M FCPA Fine
• Enviro Group Cries Foul Over Illegal Logging In Peru
• Loretta Lynch — The First AG With Serious FCPA Experience
• Atty Admits Taking 'Dirty Money' In PetroTiger FCPA Case
• House Passes $51.4B DOJ, Commerce 2016 Funding Bill
• Wikileaks Publishes New Batch Of WTO Services Pact Docs
• JetBlue Says Rivals' Antitrust Immunity Needs Closer Look
• US, Guatemala Trade Barbs Over Evidence In Labor Arbitration
• Taiwanese Auto Parts Cos. Slam Effort To Join Sanctions Bid
• Ex-Im Chief Says Bank Already Reeling From Renewal Spat
• Lumber Liquidators Says Suit Is Based On Bad Publicity
• Perusing Publish-What-You-Pay Rules For Energy Cos.
• Americans Turn To Cuba As OFAC Eases Travel Restrictions
• Ex-PetroTiger CEO Blames Partners' Betrayals In FCPA Trial
• Drywall Plaintiffs Slam Taishan Opposition To Damages Claim
• Ex-Terra Exec. Blames Attys For Bribery Conviction
• Moniz Says Oil Exports Would Unlikely Affect Global Prices
• Enviros Ask DC Circ. For Stay Of $3.8B Cove Point Project
• House Bill Would Prohibit Funds For US Embassy In Cuba
• McDermott Snags 2 IP Attorneys From Brinks Gilson
• Japan To Buy 4 E-2D Radar Planes For $1.7B
• Sluggish Doha Progress Beginning To Trouble WTO Chief
• No Duties For Chinese Magnesium Exporter, CIT Affirms
• US Pushes India For Improved Ag Access, IPR In WTO Review
• 5 Insights From Schneider Electric GC Peter Wexler
• Aerospace Cos. Face More Corruption Risk Than Ever Before
• DOD Eases Scrutiny Of Foreign Military Sales Benefits
• Steel Pipe Imports Didn't Harm US Industry, CIT Says
• White House Is Stingy With TPP Info, Labor Says
• USDA's Country Of Origin Labels Likely Dead Meat
• Shrimp Cos. Push Fed. Circ. To Toss Duty Calculations
• China, South Korea Sign Free Trade Agreement
• GOP House Members Mum On Precise Timing For Trade Vote
• The European Parliament's New Conflict Mineral Regime