International Trade Archive » October, 2015

International Trade - October, 2015

220 articles

• American Rebar Makers Can't Take Duty Row To Fed Circ.
• Caterpillar Reveals More Grand Jury Subpoenas Over Taxes
• Argentina, Cleary Say Hedge Funds Want Privileged Docs
• Shippers Urge EU To Tackle Jones Act In TTIP Talks
• US Works With Ukraine To Pry Open Investment Markets
• Fed. Circ. Judge Calls En Banc Denial In Duty Row A Mistake
• Jawbone, Fitbit Exchange Further Blows In IP Feud
• Enviro Groups Press Lawmakers On TPP Support
• ITC Finds No Violation In TRW, Magna Car Camera IP Row
• DOD Drops Cuba From Terrorism List In Acquisition Guidelines
• 5 Tips For Arbitrating Patent Disputes
• 4 Tips For Complying With The Jones Act
• With New Office, UK Steps Up Its Financial Sanctions Game
• US Cos. Seek Import Duties On Steel Pipes From 5 Countries
• EU Commish Says US Data Transfer Pact Needs More Work
• Deutsche Bank Reportedly Nearing $200M Sanctions Deal
• Billionaire's UN Bribe Bagman Suspect Gets $2M Bail Package
• Lumber Liquidators Can't Appeal Yet In Defect Coverage Row
• Chinese Glycine Co. Brings Tariff Fight To CIT
• Chinese, Canadian Machine Parts Targeted For New Duties
• McConnell Blocks Dem. Bid To Reauthorize Ex-Im Bank
• USTR Aims To Improve Congressional Access To Trade Texts
• Feds End Bristol-Myers FCPA Probe After $14M SEC Fine
• Wealth Management For Attorneys
• Trends In 'Close Proximity' Issues At CFIUS
• A New US-EU Safe Harbor Agreement
• Argentina Calls Firms' Injunction Play 'Coercion'
• 5 Law Firms That Inspire Fear With Their Marketing Mojo
• US Wins Duties, Interest In Row Over Chinese Crawfish
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Onus On Members To Resolve Logjam
• Dutch Shippers Escape Tobacco Heist Case In UK High Court
• Tech, Auto Giants Hit With ITC Suit Over Smartwatch Tech
• Philadelphia Travel Company Agrees To Fine For Cuban Trips
• EU Shoots Down Member State Bans On GMO Crops
• WTO Raises Bar On Trade Remedy Injury Determinations
• Hausfeld's 'Irresponsible' Actions Get Air Cargo Claim Nixed
• Bipartisan House Group Defies Leaders To Back Ex-Im Bank
• Pa. Company To Pay $1.3M For Chemical Shipment Violations
• Pro Bono: The New Associate's Compass To Success
• UK Consultant Dismissed From Aluminium Price-Fixing MDL
• China Expands Foreign Access To Some Market Areas
• Expect Greater FTC Scrutiny In Wake Of Schrems
• Biz Groups Urge Indonesian Gov't To Nix Investment Hurdles
• 3 Convicted For Smuggling $30M In Electronics To Russia
• TPP Already Having 'Magnetic Effect' On Nonmembers: USTR
• A New Class Of Calif. Supply Chain Disclosure Suits
• TPP Biologics Exclusivity Period Maintains The Status Quo
• US Agrees In Principle On Data-Sharing Pact, EU Says
• 9th Circ. Dismisses HP Shareholder's Foreign-Bribery Suit
• Chinese Co. Says It's Immune To Faulty Drywall Suits In US
• US Chamber Head Stresses Need For Immigration Progress
• Sens. Look To Arm US For Trade Development Assistance
• Nestle Child Slave Suit Hurts US Business, Justices Told
• House Coalition Forces Vote On Ex-Im Bank Reauthorization
• 4 Tips For Protesting Tariffs At CBP
• Team Telecom Review Could Shed Light On 'Black Hole'
• Jawbone Says Fitbit Bid To Nix Patents Should Wait For ITC
• Enivro Groups Batter Purported TTIP Proposal
• Commerce Got It Wrong On Chinese Carbon Duties, CIT Told
• Venezuela's Central Bank Says Site Falsifies Exchange Rates
• Refresh Or Rebuild? Website Strategies For Big Law
• Trade Facilitation Pact Could Boost Exports By $3T, WTO Says
• An Introduction To The World Bank Sanctions Regime
• Lifting The Ban Could Make US More Reliant On Foreign Oil
• Chevron, Ecuador Trade Corruption Charges Over $9.5B Judgment
• Rep. Questions TPP Secrecy, Seeks Tax Cut Information
• Safe Harbor Demise Deals Blow To FTC Authority, Brill Says
• Chinese Co. Evading Aluminum Extrusion Duties, Group Says
• Fired Bio-Rad GC Hangs On To Most Whistleblower Claims
• Argentina Violated Agreement On $234M In Bonds
• TTIP May Weaken Pesticide Standards, Enviro Group Says
• More Tariffs On Chopping Block As TTIP Talks Progress
• CBP Rule Gives TM Holders More Info On Imported Products
• EU High Court Backs Fine For Consultant To A Cartel
• India Chipping Away At Barriers Under New Leadership
• UN Bribe Suspects Deny Charges As Feds Say Case May Grow
• Japan Wants Curtain Pulled Back From Anti-Dumping Probes
• US Trade Court Leaves Revamped Saw Blade Duties Untouched
• ITC Patent Docket Shrinks As Smartphone Wars Wind Down
• 10 Things To Know About Crude Oil Swap Licenses
• Border Searches May Be Best Argument For Cloud Computing
• Nautilus Fires Back At Diebold's ATM Patent Suits
• Ex-UN Official Gets OK To Wear Suit At Bribery Arraignment
• House Ag Chairman Says TPP Vote May Face Big Delays
• Judge Got US-UK Tax Treaty Wrong, Lehman Tells 2nd Circ.
• Peru Moves To Rein In Global Fishing Subsidies
• US Approves $11.25B Lockheed Ship Sale To Saudi Arabia
• Ukraine Slaps Russia With WTO Case Over Railway Parts
• 2 CPSC Consent Decrees Could Be Influential Outliers
• Unfair Trade Practice? Prove It Under Section 337
• Australia To Ratify China Trade Pact After Labor Deal
• 4 Reasons To Use Electronic Deposition Exhibits
• Seyfarth Nabs Prosecutor To Co-Head White Collar Group
• TCL Insists Ericsson Willfully Destroyed Patent Evidence
• Israel Shuts Down US Data Transfers In Wake Of EU Ruling
• EU Watchdog Says Creativity Not Answer To Data Pact Demise
• IFC Considers Loan To Back $1.4B Ghana Port Project
• Treasury Urges Surplus-Endowed Nations To Boost Spending
• TPP Ratification Likely Safe In New Canadian PM's Hands
• House OKs Bill Extending Data Privacy Rights To Foreigners
• Baker Botts Grabs Ex-Federal Prosecutor From Covington
• Irish Data Regulator To Investigate Facebook Data Transfers
• Mexican Sugar Harming Domestic Industry, ITC Finds
• Nestle Says Cat Food Buyers Can't Prove Slave Labor Claims
• Credit Agricole To Pay $787M In NY, US Sanctions Settlement
• Issues Facing Life Sciences Cos. After EU-US Safe Harbor
• The New Risks Of An 'Open Iran' For Global Business
• Hedge Funds Blast Argentina, Cleary Over Stalled Discovery
• Syngenta Can't Appeal Ruling Letting GMO Corn MDL Proceed
• Ford Blasts Dealer's Trade Restraint Claims In Shipping Row
• British Co. Pleads Guilty To Selling Banned Chinese Steel
• Lumber Deal Expiry Has US, Canadian Producers Scrambling
• Venezuela Takes Oil Nationalization Dispute To High Court
• Chamber Wants Flexibility In Green Goods Accord
• LG Fights Washing Machine Tariffs At CIT
• A Guide To Navigating The International Commercial Terms
• OPINION: The Bitter Pill Of Competition Within Large Law
• Mexican Sugar Group Can't Stop Challenge To Dumping Accord
• FHWA 'Buy American' Exemptions Raise Judge's Eyebrows
• US Trade Rep Says TPP Agreement Not Up For Renegotiation
• US, South Korea Pledge To Continue TPP Talks
• Vietnam's Shrimp Cos. Challenge Antidumping Duty Review
• EU Watchdogs Set Deadline For Safe Harbor Replacement
• Delta Can't Refuse To Fly Safari Hunting Trophies, Suit Says
• China Can Still Be Treated As A Nonmarket Economy After 2016
• Ericsson Blasts Apple's Push For ITC Invalidity Ruling
• US Inks Cargo Inspection Deal With Mexico
• CIT Forces Commerce To Reconsider Chinese Steel Duties
• Sen. Turns Up Heat As WTO Discusses Drug Patent Waiver
• CFIUS Looming Larger In Sensitive Property Deals
• Metadata 101 For Lawyers: A 2-Minute Primer
• EU Charts New Course With Revamped Trade Strategy
• Services Sector Poised For TPP Boost, Think Tank Says
• Remain Seated For A High Court Reading Of RICO's Reach
• Buchanan Ingersoll Atty Rips 'Flimsy' Bid For ITC Probe
• Freight Exec Can't Escape Longest-Ever Antitrust Sentence
• Canadian Paper Being Illegally Subsidized, Commerce Affirms
• Dentons Fighting For Its Megafirm Model In DQ Appeal
• Democratic Heavyweights Say TPP Will Help Workers
• WTO Affirms Japan, EU Win In Chinese Anti-Dumping Appeal
• Dentons To Appeal Conflict DQ In Gap Patent Dispute
• Kirkland Taps National Security And CFIUS Practice Chief
• Syngenta Seeks Appeal Of 'Novel' Rulings In GMO Corn MDL
• Recent Reflections Of Heightened Class Ascertainability
• New Regs, Old Roadblocks For US Banks And Telecom In Cuba
• EU Lawmakers Fight Plan To Allow National GMO Bans
• Righting The Privacy Boat After The EU Safe Harbor Ruling
• US Shelving Industry Harmed By Chinese Imports, ITC Says
• Iranian Parliament Approves Nuclear Deal
• Dems Don't Want TPP To Dilute Climate Change Strategy
• It's Time To Invest In Vietnam Solar Projects
• US Lumber Producers Stump For New Pact With Canada
• Ukrainian Conflict Shouldn't Factor Into Duty Probe, ITC Told
• WTO Begins Deliberations On Ministerial Accords
• Dow Chemical Sues Ex-Employee For Stealing Trade Secrets
• Baker Donelson's Global Biz Team Hires Butler Snow Atty
• WikiLeaks Releases Secret Text Of TPP's IP Section
• 10 Ways To Become A 360-Degree Lawyer
• EU's Safe Harbor Ruling Fuels Call For Legislative Action
• WTO Sets Deadline For US Compliance In China CVD Row
• House Approves Bill To Lift Crude Oil Export Ban
• UN Bribe Suspect Gets $2M Bail Package After Testy Hearing
• GOP Reps. Move To Break Ex-Im Bank Deadlock
• Springtime For 'Implementation Day' On Iran Sanctions
• ITA's Vietnamese Shrimp Probe Challenged By Domestic Cos.
• UN Chief Orders Audit Of NGOs Linked To Bribery Allegations
• State Dept. Can't Move Clinton Email Cases Under One Judge
• Hitachi Underscores Need For Robust FCPA Due Diligence
• Commerce Plans To Alter Duties On Chinese Bed Bases
• WTO Nears Small Package Of Agreements For Dec. Summit
• Failed Bank's Shareholders Rip 'Keystone Kops' FinCEN Probe
• Commerce Alters Chinese Activated Carbon Dumping Margins
• White House Threatens To Veto Oil Export Legislation
• Finance Chairman Bristles At TPP's Drug, Tobacco Provisions
• Lumber Liquidators To Pay $13.2M In DOJ Settlement
• Clinton Signals Opposition To TPP Free Trade Deal
• Rule Would Ease Bidding Regs For Humanitarian Missions
• Man Sentenced For Selling Bogus Parts To Navy Contractors
• ITC Begins Process To Change Harmonized Tariff Codes
• EU, China Trade Talks Advance Despite IP, Fairness Concerns
• State Dept. Signs Off On $243M Drone Sale To Spain
• EU Safe Harbor Not So Safe — What Now?
• Chinese Herbicide Importer Says It's Not Infringing Patent
• Fox Rothschild Adds Pharma Compliance Pro To NJ Office
• Demise Of Int'l Data Sharing Pact Opens New Liability Frontier
• Critics Fear TPP Sets Stage For Weakened Financial Regs
• Alibaba Site Belongs On 'Notorious Markets' List, USTR Told
• Canada Prime Minister Pledges $767M For Auto After TPP
• Hungarian Telecom Ex-Brass Seek Toss Of SEC's Bribe Suit
• Commerce Readies Duties On Pipes From S. Korea, Turkey
• DOJ Needn't Mirror Customs In Import Case, Fed. Circ. Told
• CPSC Targets LA Retailer Over Dangerous Chinese Toys
• TPP Currency Forum No Substitute For Rules, Detractors Say
• 5 Things Clients Never Tell Their Lawyers
• Former UN General Assembly Head Accused Of Bribery
• Transatlantic Data Sharing Pact Invalidated By EU High Court
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Chinese Carbon Duties Ruling
• EBay Textbook Reseller Presses High Court For Atty Fees
• Arnold & Porter Lures Former Asst. USTR Back To The Fold
• TPP Compromises Set Stage For Political Standoff
• Fed. Circ. Sides With CIT In Chinese Shrimp Duty Row
• UK Modern Slavery Act: Public Shame In The Supply Chain
• TPP Officials Strike Deal After Marathon Session
• In Congress: Energy, Budget, Boehner's Replacement
• Ex-Midamar Manager Sentenced In False Halal Export Case
• Lumber Liquidators Pushes To Move Insurance Row To Wis.
• Kaplan Fox, Kahn Swick To Lead Eletrobras Investor Suit
• ITC Asked To Probe Linen Imports Over Fabric Patent Claims
• Honey Execs OK'd To Exit Smuggling Suit In $3M Settlement
• SEC Takes Second Shot At Conflict Minerals Rule In DC Circ.
• European Council Approves WTO Trade Facilitation Deal
• Grading The TPP: Crafting A Good Free Trade Agreement
• Senate Unanimously OKs Bill To Employ Vets At Border
• WTO Faults Argentina Over Rules Tied To Tax Transparency
• Canadian Politician Pledges To Pay Farmers For TPP Losses
• Feds Urged To 'Swiftly Address' Foreign Airline Subsidies
• House Votes To Keep Iran Sanctions Until Terror Victims Paid
• High Court To Hear RJR Nabisco's Challenge To RICO Suit
• High Court Will Hear Iranian Bank's Appeal Of $1.75B Payout
• Lessons From Avon's FCPA-Related Settlements