International Trade Archive » September, 2015

International Trade - September, 2015

195 articles

• Fresh Del Monte Sues Over Parallel Fruit Imports
• Samsung, Others Escape TV Tuner Infringement Dispute
• EU Attack On US Data Pact Won't Stop FTC, McSweeny Says
• 10-Year ITC Veteran Takes The Reins In Economics Office
• Pope Francis And Pro Bono Publico
• Former Siemens Exec Pleads Guilty To Argentine Bribery
• Mexico Sets Temporary Import Duties On Steel Products
• Energy Co. Stumps For Docs In $15M Shipping Fee Dispute
• Chinese Taipei Fights India's Flash Drive Duties At WTO
• UK Co. Says Price-Fixing MDL Has No Viable Claim Against It
• Dems Want Agency's Handling of Trafficking Report Probed
• Insurance Chain Reaction From The Tianjin Port Explosion
• Oil Driller Settles SEC Probe Over African Payments
• Sen. Hatch Withholding TPP Support Until End Of Deal
• Sen. Sanders Urges US To Back Drug Patent Exception
• USTR Can Only Withhold Some TPP Docs In FOIA Suit
• Plywood Importer's Merchandise Too Thick To Escape Duties
• DOJ Official Defends Foreign Antitrust Enforcement
• Export Dealer, Cos. Dismissed From $42M DOD Flare Case
• House OKs Bills To Ease Vets' Transition Into Civil Jobs
• Australian Trade Chief Says 90 Percent Of TPP Settled
• US Takes Issue With Attack On EU Data-Share Pact
• Nestle Asks Justices To Nix Foreign Child Slavery Suit
• WTO Dispute Roundup: 4 Cases Advance As Work Piles Up
• Calif. 'Made In USA' Class Actions Ain't Going Away
• Hitachi Settles SEC FCPA Case For $19M
• In Congress: Boehner, Shutdown, President Xi
• US Chamber Arms Itself For Push To Further Open Cuba Trade
• US, China Vow To Jointly Fight Hacks Of Corporate IP Assets
• OPINION: Have Big Law Firms Lost Their Way?
• CIT Sides With Turkish Exporter In Rebar Duty Row
• Investment Talks To Ramp Up Following US-China Summit
• WTO Boss Worried About Rise Of Vast Trade Accords
• Steptoe Nabs Baker & McKenzie Alumnus For Beijing Office
• Regional Trade Pacts Must Fold Into Global System: Ex-USTR
• GCs Flag Risks Of Doing Business In Latin America
• CIT Mostly Upholds Commerce's Turkish Oil Well Pipe Ruling
• Expanding US Patent Rights To Capture Foreign Actions
• Cuban Trademark Considerations For US Brand Owners
• Kickstarting Information Governance: 3 Ideal Pilot Projects
• Fla. Tomato Growers Get Remand In Duty Suspension Suit
• CIT Splits Difference On Duties For Chinese Sawblades Trader
• GE Looks To UK For Up To $12B Export Financing
• Enviros Sue For Gov't Info On Crude Oil Exports
• EU Regulators Gain Leverage To Curtail US Data Transfers
• Ericsson Says Purge Of Patent Docs Was Court Ordered
• Rep. Ryan Questions White House On Tax Rules In Iran Deal
• Sens. Press Obama On Trade Reform As China Talks Near
• USTR's Transparency Nod Unlikely To Quiet TPP Critics
• EU's Top Court Advised That US Data-Share Deal Is Invalid
• Anti-Corruption Tips For Health Care Cos. Operating In China
• Importers Beware: EU Court Extends Reach Of Chemical Law
• Akin Gump Snags Ex-Ambassador, Antitrust Pro For DC Office
• Costco Urges Court To Toss Generic Lipitor Labeling Suit
• US Trade Rep Releases Detailed TPP Goals Across All Areas
• Iran Sanctions Letup Could Boost Capital Markets Work
• Open Internet Advocates Stump For Soft TPP Copyright Regs
• Feds Seek $600K After Guilty Pleas In Halal Export Case
• USTR Urges China To Embrace Market-Based Reforms
• NAFTA Country Steel Groups Unite On TPP Auto Rules
• Calif. Steps Back From Strict 'Made In USA' Labeling Law
• US Cotton Growers Blast Swiss Think Tank's Subsidy Report
• The 4 Firms In-House Counsel Fear The Most
• 5 Tips To Sidestep Lacey Act Land Mines
• Commerce Wraps Up Largest African Trade Mission
• To Report Or Not To Report: Responding To Boycott Requests
• Vietnam Looks To Advance Steel Tariff Fight In WTO
• Argentina Poised To Enter US Beef Market Next Year
• Lawmakers Want Indian IP, Food Barriers Curtailed In Summit
• Iran, Cuba Deals Could Cause Headaches For US Companies
• Medical Imaging Co. Pays $1.6M Over FCPA Investigation
• Commerce Sets Anti-Dumping Duties On Aussie Alloy Exports
• Electronics Exporter Says Iran Sanctions Don't Apply To Him
• US Floats Soft Ag Commitment For WTO Doha Meeting
• US Eases Legal Services, Banking Sanctions On Cuba
• The Hidden Costs Of FCPA-Related Corporate Transparency
• DHS Says Energy Co.'s Doc Motion Unnecessary In $15M Row
• Commerce Hits Mexico For Dumped, Subsidized Sugar
• WTO Members Urged To Join Government Procurement Pact
• Feds Push DC Circ. For Additional $15M In Nigerian FCA Suit
• House Committee Approves Bill To End Crude Oil Export Ban
• S. African Official Vows Access For US Poultry This Year
• $70B Shell-BG Merger Draws Aussie Watchdog's Unease
• Senate Blocks Iran Nuclear Deal Disapproval For 3rd Time
• Obama On TPP: 'We Can Get It Done This Year'
• EU's Investment Court Proposal Could Be Game-Changer
• Judge Won't Alter Probation For Ex-PetroTiger CEO
• US Steel Industry Likely Being Harmed By Imports, ITC Finds
• Lender Says $4M Suit Over Seized Plane Isn't Time-Barred
• White House Says It Still Supports Oil Export Ban
• CIT Sides With Commerce In Steel Grating Duty Challenge
• ZTE Says Vringo's Sanction Bid In IP Row Is Too Harsh
• Beijing Aims For More Foreign Capital In Service Sector
• Argentina Nixes Proposed Class In Debt Row At 2nd Circ.
• 3 Major Challenges Of Franchising In Africa
• Senate Again Rejects Resolution To Block Iran Nuclear Deal
• Canadian Pacific Railway Must Face Agrium Tariff Row
• Citing Ex-Im's Lapse, GE Moves Turbine Jobs Overseas
• Loeb & Loeb Botched $1.3M Tariff Protest, Importer Says
• Solving Law Firm Staffing Problems Through Innovation
• US Rice Producers Predict New Deal On China Market Access
• ITC Advances Toward Sanctions On Chinese Shelving
• ITC Plan For Faster Patent Redesign Reviews Yet To Catch On
• Mixing Meat And Minerals On Compelled Commercial Speech
• Steptoe Snags Covington Compliance, Enforcement Expert
• Commerce To Revise Cyber Rule Said To Hamper Research
• Sens. Dismayed With Inaction On S. African Poultry Hurdles
• Judge Denies Atty Fees In Lobbyists' Suit Over Trade Policy
• ITA Finds Unfair Trade Practices On Korean, Mexican Washers
• Taiwan Residents Bring South China Sea Oil Row To Justices
• DC Circ. May Sidestep Clarifying A Judge's Role In DPAs
• Taxpayers Union Seeks Progress On Tariff-Cutting Measure
• Syngenta Escapes Some Trespass Claims In Corn MDL
• DC Circ. Sends Clinton Emails FOIA Bid Back To Lower Court
• Sens. Call On Froman To Take Hard Line On TPP Auto Rules
• Argentina Creditors Urge 2nd Circ. For Access To $539M
• Argentina Loses Bid To DQ Arbitrator In Dispute With Total
• TCL Wants Ericsson Punished For Purging Docs In Patent Suit
• Senate Passes Bill Giving Vets Preference In CBP Hiring
• House Votes To Preserve Iran Sanctions, Reject Nuke Deal
• US, Fokker Urge DC Circ. To Reinstate $21M Sanctions Deal
• Larry Klayman's Iran Deal Suit Tossed Over Standing
• PetroTiger Atty, Co-Founder Get Probation In FCPA Case
• Senate Dems Filibuster Bill To Block Iran Nuclear Deal
• Exec Must Pay $6.2M, Serve Time In $42M DOD Flare Case
• Big Banks Want 'Outlier' Forex Suit Moved To NY Court
• Foreign-Trade Zone Exports Hit All-Time High Of $99B
• House Panel OKs Bill Lifting Crude Oil Export Ban
• Steel Pipe Imports Likely Harming US Industry, ITC Says
• USTR Huddles With Lawmakers On TPP Ag Hurdles
• China Vows To Open Up Further To Foreign Investment
• Why US Cos. Should Use The UN's International Sales Code
• Key Lessons From The BNY Mellon Internship Bribery Case
• CFTC Beefs Up Retail-Investor Safeguards With New Database
• Venezuela Takes Aim At Waiver Claim In $740M Award Row
• Ex-CEO Cops To $50M Scheme Aiding Russian Spy Agencies
• House GOP Scraps Iran Deal Vote Amid Infighting
• USTR Seeks Data On 'Notorious' IP Infringement Markets
• EU, US Ink Law Enforcement Data Sharing Protection Deal
• DOT's Foxx Says Highway Trust Fund Not Enough
• EU Challenges WTO's Findings In Fastener Row With China
• Gov't Fights Bid For Fed. Circ. Rehearing On Duty Payouts
• Morgan Lewis Adds Ex-Teva Counsel As White Collar Partner
• Importers Contest Chinese-Made Tire Duties At CIT
• USDA Report Paints Uncertain Future For Chinese Biofuel
• Meat And Minerals: Free Speech Rights Still In Flux In DC
• Greek Bank Bondholders Must Brace Themselves For Bail-In
• Fitbit Expands IP War With Jawbone Into Calif. With New Suit
• New WTO Ag Chair Downplays Prospect Of Doha Breakthrough
• Sugar Exporters Urge US To Limit Australia's Market Share
• GPS Co. Fights $6.2M ITC Fine Over Now-Gutted Patent
• USDA Subjects 20 Wood Products To Lacey Act Declarations
• Lumber Liquidators Can't Boot Coverage Dispute From Va.
• EU, Russia Still Working Out Ukraine Deal Kinks
• This Week In Congress: Legislative Pileup
• The Latest Cross-Border Privacy Rules In Asia-Pacific
• Why DOJ Struggles To Convict Individuals In FCPA Cases
• The Future Of Mediation: Joint Session 2.0
• Importers Settle FCA Suit Over China Aluminum Duties
• Nucor Tells Fed. Circ. IT Law Change Can't Affect Shrimp Row
• China, Taiwan Hop Aboard WTO Trade Facilitation Deal
• ITC Will Expand Scope of Cuba-US Trade Review
• USTR Lays Out Progress Made At Maui TPP Session
• Och-Ziff Brass Hit With Derivative Suit Over FCPA Probes
• New UK Anti-Corruption Unit May Expand Global Enforcement
• EU Disclosures Could Complicate TTIP Negotiations
• Climate Change And The Growing Challenges Of Migration
• ITC To Review Garmin Fish-Finding Devices Determination
• Fitbit Escalates Jawbone IP Feud With New Infringement Suit
• US Presses EU On Surveillance Efforts In New Import Rules
• Akin Gump Launches New Effort To Advise On Cuba Matters
• Chinese Auto Subparts Are Subject To Duties, CIT Says
• Europe's Top Court Affirms EU Ban On Seal Products
• ITC Issues Exclusion Order In Toner Cartridge Investigation
• US Energy Legislation To Watch This Fall
• Schroder To Pay $10.3M Penalty In DOJ Swiss Bank Program
• Korean Transformers Being Dumped In US, Commerce Says
• 3 Things To Know About Russia's New Data Localization Law
• Baker & McKenzie Adds 2 Compliance Attorneys In DC
• Former Ex-Im Chief Says Shuttering Bank A 'Foolish' Move
• US Senator Backs Repeal Of Country-Of-Origin Labeling
• Calif. Gov. Inks Law Loosening 'Made In America' Rules
• CIT Dings Commerce's Calculation Of Korean Oil Pipe Duties
• Yarn Maker Urges Fed. Circ. To Transfer Its Duty Challenge
• Obama's Iran Nuke Deal A Lock As Mikulski Gets Onboard
• AFL-CIO Chief Vows 'Intense' Pressure During TPP Debate
• Personal Security Affects Anti-Corruption Compliance
• State Dept. Rep. Says Trade Policy Can Counter Cyberspying
• Commerce To Initiate Dumping Probe Of Hot-Rolled Steel
• State Dept. Approves $3B Apache Copter Deal For UK Gov't
• Investors Slam Bid To Toss Cobalt Bribery Class Action
• Trade Law Firm Taps Freshfields Atty To Open NY Office
• Crude Exports Could Lower Pump Prices, EIA Report Says
• Anti-Bribery Odd Couple Takes Its Show On The Road
• Russian Energy Sector Sanctions: 1 Year On