International Trade Archive » August, 2015

International Trade - August, 2015

209 articles

• Syngenta Argues It Owed No Duty Of Care To Corn Plaintiffs
• 2nd Circ. Solidifies Argentina Bank's Creditor Shield
• ITC Changes Info Collection Rules For Antidumping Reviews
• Australian Trade Minister Slams Opposition To China Pact
• Hungarian Telecom Ex-Brass, SEC Trade Blows In FCPA Suit
• EXCLUSIVE: Snyder Says DOJ Won't Back Off Foreign Cartels
• ITC To Investigate Robert Bosch Saws Over Patent Complaint
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Case Delays Roiling Members
• Wal-Mart Can't Hide From Mexican Bribery Suit, 8th Circ. Told
• A Rock And A Hard Place: US Discovery And Chinese Law
• 5 Insights From 3M General Counsel Ivan Fong
• ITC Won't Block Nokia Phone Imports In InterDigital IP Row
• First FSMA Final Rules Bring Clarity To Embattled Food Cos.
• Traders Assoc. Seeks Rehearing In White Sauce Tariff Suit
• Dentons Hired By Tribe In Coal Terminal Permit Fight
• Omega Asks High Court To Review Costco Watch IP Row
• US Tells Fed. Circ. IT Law Change Doesn't Affect Shrimp Row
• Auto Parts Co. Says Latham Swayed Judge In Price-Fixing Row
• TRW Auto Tells ITC It Didn't Infringe Magna's Camera
• Democrat Opposition To Iran Accord Continues To Mount
• Private Equity In Iran: Opportunity Or Pandora's Box?
• Is There 'Credible Information' Of A CTIPs Violation?
• Nestle Cat Food Uses Fish Caught By Slave Labor, Suit Says
• CIT Orders Plywood Importer To Pony Up Unpaid Duties
• Exec's Son Can't Recoup Metal-Smuggling Cash, Feds Say
• Ex-Telecom Heads Can't Nix SEC's Witness In FCPA Case
• Watchdog Demands Answers On Imports Of Chinese Poultry
• UBS To Pay $1.7M To Settle US Sanctions Law Violations
• Lumber Liquidators Investors Say Ex-Exec Led China Deals
• EU Slaps Definitive Tariffs On Chinese, Taiwanese Steel
• CIT Puts PET Film Producers' Duty Challenge On Hold
• NZ Trade Official Pressed On Possible TPP Alterations
• DC Circ. Conflict Minerals Ruling Is Business As Usual
• Union Tells Canada To Protect Dairy Program In TPP Talks
• AFL-CIO Questions If TPP Will Protect US Auto Jobs
• Ex-Telecom Heads Want Witness Nixed in FCPA Suit
• ITC, ClearCorrect Each Say Suprema Backs Its Fed. Circ. Args
• Oil Startup Dodges Investor Suit Over Drilling Woes In Africa
• Corruption Still Chilling US Business In Asia, Report Finds
• 1st Amendment Doesn't Shield Halal Co. From Export Charges
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Mushroom Co.'s Duty Payout Row
• Froman Hints At Broader US Trade Approach In Africa
• 5 Takeaways From Former SAP Exec's FCPA Case
• Walgreens, Others Deny Infringing Lip Balm Patent To ITC
• Avago Unable To Ditch Danish Companies' Antitrust Suit
• Airlines, Unions Continue Assault On Middle East Subsidies
• Global Migration Issues Between Australia And The US
• Steel Dumping Harmed US Under New Law, ITC Told
• CIT Won't Toss $4M Suit Over Mislabeled Crawfish Imports
• Negotiators Angling To Close TPP Rival Early Next Year
• Lands' End Tries To Kick 'Made In USA' Suit For Good
• Foreign Export Creditors Thriving Without Ex-Im: Chamber
• HP Says SEC Report Clears It In Mexico Oil Co. Bribery Case
• Rio Tinto OK'd To Get E&Y's Info In Mining Bribery Row
• Vitamin C Cos. Say No Concession In Cartel Compulsion Fight
• Commerce Amends Scope Ruling On Rubbermaid Mop Products
• Where The Presidential Candidates Stand On Trade
• Avon FCPA Pension Suit Heads to Mediation
• EU Trade Boss Vows To Expand TTIP Transparency Moves
• Telecom Ex-Brass, SEC Square Off In FCPA Suit
• Chinese Solar Cells Injured US Producers, CIT Affirms
• Auto Parts Cos. Renew Bid For Fees For Tossed $150M Claims
• Law360 Pro Bono All Stars Show Dedication To Helping Others
• Energy Co. Looks To Compel DHS Docs In $15M Fine Row
• 20 Firms Show How To Win Big And Do Good
• Foreign Drug Smugglers Ordered To Pay $75M
• CIT Remands Antidumping Duty On Chinese Chlorine Compounds
• Exec Should Do Time For Illegal Imports, US Says
• ITC Probes Windshield Wiper Imports For Patent Infringement
• No Rehearing For Defunct Solar Co.'s $950M Antitrust Suit
• U.S. Group Wins Injunction On Entry Of Chinese Saw Blades
• ITC Investigates Fitbit's Alleged Infringement Of Jawbone IP
• French Semiconductor Co. Infringing Wafer Patents, ITC Told
• US Slapping Anti-Dumping Tariffs On Paper Imports
• TTIP Would Benefit Every Congressional District: Report
• Japan Puts Nuclear Disaster Safeguards In WTO Crosshairs
• China Slams 'Biased' US Findings On Plastic Resin Subsidies
• Rift Among US Courts In Enforcing Int'l Arbitration Awards
• Vringo Wants ZTE Sanctioned For Atty's IP Row Depo Refusal
• 4 Customs Bill Sticking Points To Watch
• Alston & Bird Scores Ex-Smith Gambrell Tax Group Head
• AHAC Owes Interest To US In Crawfish, Mushroom Duties Row
• Vietnam Devalues Dong After China's Yuan Devaluation
• Commerce Must Review Copper Pipe Duties, CIT Judge Says
• China Sets Tariffs On Japanese, US Optical Fiber Preforms
• Top 5 Ways To Help A Law Professional Land A Job
• Revised FCPA Resource Guide Leaves Major Gaps
• How Teva Will Affect Section 337 Investigations
• SEC's Conflict Minerals Rule Sets Up 1st Amendment Clash
• SEC Strikes Series Of FCPA Firsts With BNY Mellon Deal
• Bio-Rad Investor Accuses Board Of Rampant Malfeasance
• Commerce's Catch-All Rate Still Off Base, CIT Judge Rules
• US Decries Ex-Terra Exec's Bid For New Bribery Trial
• US Admits Defeat In Arms-Smuggling Businessman Case
• Avon Pays $62M To End Investors' FCPA Suit
• Commerce Scoops Up Sprawling Cold-Rolled Steel Trade Case
• Mexico Crude Oil Swaps Not Likely To Affect Export Ban
• USTR Gathering Data For Annual Trade Barrier Reports
• Promontory Agrees To NY Ban For Standard Chartered Failings
• CIT Pauses Mexican Wire Rod Duty Fight Amid Scope Challenge
• BNY Mellon To Pay $14.8M To Settle FCPA Internship Case
• SEC Loses Bid To Revive Conflict Minerals Disclosure Rule
• FERC Gives Final OK To La. LNG Project
• K&L Adds Former Assistant US Attorney To Dallas Office
• NY Man Asks Court To Spare Prison For DOD Smuggling Ring
• Commerce Prepares Final Tariffs On Chinese Shelving Units
• Halal Food Co. Founder Says Gov't Reaching To Block Retrial
• How Much Money Does It Take To Make A Lawyer Happy?
• Cuban Official Says Obama Can Do More To Ease Barriers
• What Happens To The Iran Deal Without US Support?
• TPP Proposal Could Limit Legal Tools For Tobacco Cos.
• Senator Blocks USTR Nominee Over TPP Secrecy
• Onus To Reform Is Now On Cuba, Kerry Says
• Judge Eyes Receivership For 'Derelict' Chinese Vitamin C Cos.
• EU Hits Chinese Solar Glass Makers With Higher Duties
• Eurogroup Agrees To Send Billions To Greece In 3rd Bailout
• Judge Raises Hurdle For DOJ FCPA Conspiracy Charge
• Letters Rile Judge In Rio Tinto's Mine Rights Bribery Suit
• Mont. Tribe, Coal Co. Team Up On Deepwater Terminal
• Commerce Gives Green Light To Mexico Oil Exports
• US To Vet African Nations For AGOA Tariff Benefits
• The Meaty Impact Of WTO's Argentina Beef Ruling
• CIT Tells Commerce To Try Again On Acid, Coal Duties
• $20M Deal Approved In Taiwan Auto Parts Price-Fixing Row
• Lumber Liquidators Exec Says Class Doesn't Implicate Him
• Sen. Aims To Block China's $23B Micron Takeover
• CPSC Launches E-Filing Pilot For Product Imports
• CIT Gives Green Light To Duties On Chinese Carbon Bricks
• NZ Trade Boss Won't Surrender Regulatory Authority In TPP
• The Consequences Of Evading Crimean Sanctions
• ZTE Atty Ordered To Appear In NY Despite Fear Of Arrest
• Argentina Sanctioned For Keeping Asset Info From Creditors
• Lumber Liquidators Wants A Peek At Docs In Investor Suit
• Whistleblower GC Pushes To Keep Bio-Rad In Bribery Suit
• Fed. Circ. Seeks Further Info In Shrimp Duties Dispute
• Trade Groups Want Chinese Cybersecurity Rules Peeled Back
• Enviros Say Commerce Must Ban Natural Gas Exports
• Wal-Mart Urges 8th Circ. Not To Revive Mexican Bribery Suit
• China's Currency Dips Again As US Lawmakers Tee Off
• Steel Industry Amplifies Call For Tariffs On Foreign Goods
• The Vanishing FCPA 'Facilitating Payments' Exception
• Syngenta Says Generalities Can't Save Corn MDL
• US Flexes New Muscle To Disrupt Shell-Gazprom Collaboration
• Greece, Creditors Agree 'In Principle' To Bailout Terms
• Fed. Circ. Breaks Impasse On ITC Authority In Suprema
• Latham Slams Auto Co.'s Judge DQ Bid In Price-Fixing Row
• Former OFAC Senior Adviser Joins Gibson Dunn
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Suprema's Impact On ITC's Digital Authority
• Commerce Kicks Off Carbon Steel Pipe Imports Probe
• ITC Overrules Novo's Objection To Baxter Expert Disclosure
• CIT Delays Yingli Solar Panel Anti-Dumping Duties Amid Suit
• China Devalues Yuan In Surprise Announcement
• The Pros And Cons Of DOJ Hiring A Compliance Expert
• Fed. Circ.'s Suprema Ruling Seals ITC Loopholes, Attys Say
• $6B Oregon LNG Project Clears Another FERC Hurdle
• China Ex-Im Bank Can't Block Discovery In Baha Mar Case
• Baker & McKenzie Lands Ex-Int'l Trade Prosecutor In DC
• Bill Would Stop Crowd-Control Weapons Sales To Bahrain
• Commerce Finds That India, China Subsidized Plastic Resin
• Halal Food Co. Founder Shouldn't Get New Trial, Gov't Says
• 2nd Circ. Raps Argentina Bond Row Judge For Flouting Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Ruling Narrowing ITC's Patent Authority
• Standard Chartered Hires 4 Compliance Officials
• Customs Fights Rehearing Bid in Anti-Dumping Payout Appeal
• ITC OKs Continued Probe Into Chinese Refrigerant Imports
• Commerce Plans To Alter Chinese Bedroom Furniture Duties
• 5 Tips For Bringing CIT Tariff Classification Cases
• Lockheed Wins State Dep't OK For $1.5B Arms Deal To Japan
• SEC Seeks To Back Former Bio-Rad GC In Firing Suit
• Fed. Circ. Case Could Give ITC Power To Police Web Piracy
• Kerry Sees TPP Deal Soon, Touts Strong Labor Rules
• Obama's Iran Deal Loses Key Democratic Sen. In Schumer
• NY Insurer Fined For Violating Sanctions On Iran, Others
• US Adds Gazprom Offshore Gas Field To Sanctions List
• WTO Dings EU's Duty Probe Of Chinese Fasteners
• S. Africa Fights To Keep AGOA Status As US Biz Tees Off
• ITA Says Exporter Not Dumping Mexican Copper Pipes, Tubes
• ITA Finalizes Hefty Chinese Tire Tariffs
• Feds Slap Univar Unit With $84M Duty Evasion Suit
• ITA Will Review Duties Imposed On Pasta Exporters
• New UK Supply Chain Disclosures Apply To US Companies
• Shrimp Exporters Lose Bid To Alter Dumping Decision
• State Dept. Official Grilled On Malaysia's Trafficking Status
• GAO Says Reciprocal Trade Pacts With Africa Still Far Off
• US Trade Rep Seeks ITC Input On Green Goods Tariff Cuts
• Fed. Circ. Toss Of $1.5B Verdict Complicates Patent Damages
• US, India Working On Compliance Date In WTO Poultry Row
• Chinese Rod Duties Based On Wrong Stand-In, Fed. Circ. Told
• Terrorism Victims Sue To Block Iran Nuclear Deal
• ITC Set To Probe Last 30 Years Of Trade Pacts
• Timken Hits Back At Duty Payout Rehearing Bid In Fed. Circ.
• ITC To Review Magna, TRW Car Camera IP Row Decision
• Watchdogs Cheer US Effort To Slash $3B COOL Retaliation
• Lessons From 5 Years Of Public Interest Delegation At ITC
• Eurozone Lenders Upbeat About Greek Bailout Deal Talks
• US Sanctions Suspected Syria Abettors
• TPP Sputter Brings Political Obstacles Into Focus
• EU And Vietnam Reach Terms On Free Trade Pact
• PetroChina Dodges Class Action Over Corruption Claims
• State Dept. OKs $5.4B Missile Sale To Saudi Arabia
• Goldman Sachs Eyes $5.9B For Upcoming Legal Expenses
• RJR Nabisco Asks High Court To Clarify RICO Applicability
• Amid Legislative Duel, Chamber Backs Repeal Of COOL Regs
• Feds Want Foreign Pill Smugglers Fined Nearly $50M
• Japanese Dealer Says Customs Illegally Seized $1M In Cars
• NY Bars Promontory Over Standard Chartered Failings
• Fed. Circ. Affirms US Duties On Chinese Carbon
• The Latest In UK Export Licensing Trends
• Trade Ministers Fail To Break TPP Deadlock