International Trade Archive » November, 2015

International Trade - November, 2015

190 articles

• State Department Steps Up Clinton Private Email Dump
• Arbitrator Questions EU's Investment Court Plan For TTIP
• South Korean Lawmakers Greenlight Trade Pact With China
• Nordstrom, Jeans Co. To Pay $4M To End 'Made In USA' Row
• IMF Approves China's Currency For Global Reserves
• Obama, Xi Huddle On Cybersecurity, Trade Issues
• Panama Wins Challenge To Colombia's Apparel Tariff At WTO
• EU Gathers Allies To Eliminate Ag Export Subsidies At WTO
• What Happens In Latin America Doesn't Stay In Latin America
• US Courts Aren't Helping With EU Data Privacy Relations
• Canada Faces $4.8B NAFTA Claim Over Marijuana Facility
• Bio-Rad Will Ask 9th Circ. To Nix Whistleblower GC's Claims
• Fed. Circ. Won't Alter Injury Findings In Wind Tower Case
• Wal-Mart Slams Class Cert. Bid In Mexico Bribery Suit
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Members Clash Over Ag, E-Payments
• Chile Wants E-Commerce, Competition Folded Into WTO Talks
• OPINION: In Search Of Our Best Law Firm Selves
• New Trade Panel Chairman Girding For Extensive TPP Review
• Alaska Pays $65M To Buy Out TransCanada LNG Contract
• Calif. Tech Firm Fined $1.5M For Violating Sanctions Regs
• A Closer Look At Fed. Circ.'s Ruling In ClearCorrect
• International Trade MVP: Wiley Rein's Alan Price
• DC Circ. Clears MWI In Nigerian FCA Suit
• Car Shippers Blast GM 'Ruse' To Keep Antitrust Claims Alive
• GOP Sens. Back Generic-Drug Imports As Prices Soar
• Thompson Coburn Disavows Fall Of Anti-Terrorism Tech Firm
• Cuba Is Open For Foreign Investment — Except From The US
• Auto Co. Asks ITC To Bar Certain Chinese-Made Chassis Parts
• New Federal Rules Acknowledge It's Time To Drop The 'E'
• US, China Tackle Banking Regs, Trade Secrets Squabbles
• FinCEN Expands Data Collection Geography Beyond Banking
• Solar Company Takes Chinese Arbitration Fight To 9th Circ.
• Enviros Tell DC Circ. $3.8B LNG Project Requires 2nd Look
• DOD Proposes Tweak In 'Buy American' Acquisition Language
• International Trade MVP: Skadden Arps' Ivan Schlager
• Chinese Official Says Gov't To Boost Market Transparency
• China Pledges Reforms Aimed At Boosting Flagging Economy
• Bellwether Cases Chosen In Syngenta GMO Corn MDL
• Yates Memo May Help Gov't Get Foreign-Based Evidence
• Clinton Asks 11th Circ To Toss FOIA Suit Over Personal Email
• Dentons Hiding Key Info In Bid To Reverse DQ, Gap Says
• Venezuela Must Pay $740M Arbitration Award, Judge Says
• Former Ag Secretaries Stump For TPP Passage
• Syngenta Says Distributors To Blame In GMO Corn MDL
• JPMorgan, Other Banks Get Forex Class Action Kicked To NY
• WTO Slams Door On US Tuna Labeling Appeal
• International Trade MVP: O'Melveny's Ted Kassinger
• 3 Ways Technology Is Changing Law Office Designs
• Kaneka Corp. Wins $13.4M In Polyimide Film Patent Dispute
• 13 Key Business Objectives For Corporate Legal Departments
• Judge Calls Jawbone Stay Bid In Fitbit IP Row 'A Bit Odd'
• ITC Finds Garmin's Fish Sonar Imports Infringed Patent
• Hong Kong Int'l Arbitration Centre Launches Shanghai Office
• International Trade MVP: Covington & Burling's Mark Plotkin
• Calif. Man Pleads Guilty To Scamming Verizon
• Sens. Urge Action On Chinese Cos. Evading Aluminum Duty
• Aussie Watchdog Greenlights Shell's $70B Takeover Of BG
• Chinese Hanger Duties Determined Incorrectly, CIT Told
• Canada Takes Paper Duty Fight To NAFTA Panel
• G-20 Leaders Pledge To Combat Hacks Of Corporate IP Assets
• 5th Circ. Won't Touch Chinese Drywall Injunction
• Ford Says Dealer Should Pay Damages In Export Row
• EU Grants Easier Access For Services From Poor Countries
• ITC Clears Way For Duties On Canadian Paper
• Congress Urged To Counter Chinese Hacking, Investing Limits
• South Africa Chips Away At Resolving Poultry Squabble
• TPP Leaders Tout Interest From Other Nations
• A Closer Look At The Newly Discovered Cuban Food Market
• Converse Claims ITC Win Against Wal-Mart Over Chuck Taylors
• Turbine Co. Concealed Business Setbacks, Investor Suit Says
• Australia Set To Restart Trade Talks With Indonesia
• TPP Delivers Only Glancing Blow To State-Owned Enterprises
• ULA Drops Out Of Air Force Satellite Launch Bidding
• ITC Kicks Off Assessment Of TPP's Impact On US Economy
• Robbins Geller Argues For Discovery In Wal-Mart FOIA Fight
• SEC Says It Proved Some Claims Against Telecom's Ex-Brass
• US Clears $1.3B Bomb Sale To Saudi Arabia
• APEC Nations Commit To Promoting Green Trade Growth
• DC Circ. Leaves Commercial Speech Law In A Mess
• EU Commish 'Confident' Data Transfer Pact Will Be Done Soon
• Greenberg Traurig Grows NY Office With Five Hires
• Ban On Samsung Phones Could Harm Public Safety, ITC Told
• Trico Infringes Windshield Wiper Patent, ITC Judge Says
• G-20 Throws Weight Behind WTO Negotiating Effort
• Commerce Touts TPP Boon For Energy, Transportation Goods
• IMF Chief Gives Boost To Chinese Currency Efforts
• Enviros Promise Full Court Press To Sink TPP
• Russia Seeks Guidance On WTO's Security Exception
• Should In-House Counsel Use US Contract Terms In Europe?
• Suprema Did Not Resolve Inconsistent ITC Rationales
• Glycine Producer Sues Commerce Over Chinese Import Duty
• US Lifts Economic Sanctions Against Liberia
• Sen. Wants Oil Export Ban Lifted In 6-Year Highway Bill
• FDA Tightens Safety Standards For Produce, Imported Food
• Kering To Resume Mediation In Alibaba Counterfeit Case
• Landmark TPP E-Commerce Rules Juggle Profits, Privacy
• Fortify New US-EU Data Transfer Pact, Privacy Groups Urge
• Take Your Marks: An Associate's Guide To Your 1st Big Trial
• How The Trans-Pacific Partnership Treats Data Flow Issues
• Wal-Mart Urges Chancery To Toss Alleged Bribery Plot Claims
• Unions Blast Mexican Retailer With OECD, NAFTA Complaints
• Fed. Circ. Affirms ITC's $6M Patent Fine Despite Invalidity
• Anti-Dumping Tariffs Won't Stick After 2016, China Says
• Afghanistan Poised For WTO Membership
• EU Finalizes Investment Court Proposal For TTIP
• EU Label Rules Draw Harsh Criticism From Israel
• ITC Clarifies The Standard For Contributory Infringement
• ClearCorrect Ruling Keeps ITC From Policing Web Piracy
• CIT Tells Commerce To Rethink Chinese Saw Blades Duties
• CIT Says Pencil Importer Filed Too Many Tariff Protests
• 5 Tips For Ensuring A Smooth CFIUS Review
• TPP Opponents Urge Lawmakers To Quash Accord
• LNG Disputes Under Sale And Purchase Agreements: Part 4
• ITC Can't Block Infringing Digital Files, Fed. Circ. Says
• BP Says FERC Ignored Favoritism In Dominion, Statoil Deal
• Money-Laundering Crackdown Hits Hard In Developing World
• TPP Investment Text Raises Questions About Old Accords
• DC Circ. Won't Hear Bid To Revive SEC Conflict Minerals Rule
• China, Singapore Cooperate On Cross-Border Investment
• ITC OKs Tariffs On South Korean, Turkish Steel Imports
• Deferred Prosecution OK'd In Credit Agricole Sanctions Case
• How The Customs Bill Will Make Life Easier At The Ports
• 8 Ways Trans-Pacific Partnership Affects Patent Rights
• 3rd Quarter Saw A Rise In FCPA Enforcement
• Law360's Super MVPs In A Class Of Their Own
• 5 Firms Lead The Pack With MVP Wins
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Legal Aces From 86 Firms
• KBR Whistleblower Takes Discovery Question To High Court
• TPP Could Raise Overseas Labor Costs For US Employers
• Bill Would Expand Gov't Actions Over Labor Disputes At Ports
• WTO Panel Inks 17-Year Drug Patent Waiver For Poor Nations
• Fed. Circ. Affirms CIT's Chinese Pipe Import Ruling
• EU Aims To Complete US Data Transfer Revamp In 3 Months
• OECD Cross-Border Tax Rules Embraced By Over 100 Gov'ts
• Obama Terminates Duty-Free Treatment For S. African Food
• Sen. Hatch Says Drug IP Provisions May Doom TPP
• From Anti-Corruption Policy To Anti-Corruption Program
• ITC Could Soon Become The Next Alice Battleground
• Investment Treaty Considerations For Deal Makers
• Chinese Drywall Cos. Say 5th Circ. Can Hear Injunction Appeal
• HP, Mexican Oil Co. Agree To End Kickback Suit
• All You Need To Know About The Trans-Pacific Partnership
• TPP Aims To Spread US-Style IP Protections Overseas
• Selling TPP To Lawmakers No Easy Task For Obama
• TPP Leaves Leeway On Biologics Exclusivity
• American Labor Market To Get A Boost From TPP
• Watchdog Files Suit To Make US-EU Data Agreement Public
• TPP Eases Banking Reformers' Fears Of Weakened Regs
• Expect Expansion Of Foreign Antitrust Enforcement Under TPP
• Treasury Dept. Announces Hezbollah Procurement Sanctions
• Cleary Says Hedge Funds Playing 'Gotcha' In Argentina Row
• Sawblade Exporters Fight Anti-Dumping Duties At Fed. Circ.
• TPP Aims To Cut Customs Red Tape At Shipping Terminals
• Car Buyers Say Shipping Law Doesn't Bar Antitrust Claims
• Nations In TPP Deal Swear Off Currency Manipulation
• Baker & McKenzie, Yahoo Still Bribing Mexican Court: Cos.
• House OKs $325B Highway Funding Bill With Ex-Im Renewal
• A Measured Approach To Internal Investigations
• Obama Administration Releases Final TPP Text
• House OKs More Changes To $325B Highway Funding Bill
• Democratic Lawmakers Gird For Extensive TPP Scrutiny
• Ex-US Attorney Joins Butler Snow's White Collar Group
• ITC Cut Corners In Xanthan Gum Review, Fed. Circ. Told
• BNP Paribas Faces $2.4B Suit Over Embassy Bombings
• DOJ, SEC Probing Alexion Over FCPA Compliance
• Cleary Targeted By Hedge Funds In Argentina Fight
• Shelving Co. Hits Commerce For Improper Duty Adjustment
• Wal-Mart Investor Seeks Class Cert. In Mexico Bribery Suit
• OPINION: Via Duke, Companies Are Shaping Discovery
• WTO Head Outlines Pact To Nix Ag Export Subsidies
• CIT Affirms Duties On Steel Nails From UAE
• Deutsche Bank To Pay $258M In US Sanctions Settlement
• US-EU Data Transfer Turmoil: What It Means For Universities
• LNG Disputes Under Sale And Purchase Agreements: Part 3
• CIT Vacates Lofty Glycine Duty On Chinese Exporter
• US Needs Tough Privacy Laws For Int'l Data Flow, Reps. Told
• Reps. Float Cybersecurity Bills For Ports, States
• CIT Erred In Chinese Pipe Import Ruling, Fed. Circ. Told
• House Begins Debate On $325B Highway Funding Bill
• Strategies For Law Firms Leaping Into Latin America
• China Vows To Trade Yuan Freely By 2020
• Fed. Circ. Denies Rehearing In Anti-Dumping Payout Appeal
• Samsung Should Face Import Ban If ITC Flips Win, Judge Says
• Ocean Carrier Lodges $2.3M Suit Over Failed Garlic Shipment
• Canadian Paper Imports Eroded US Prices, ITC Told
• Japanese Co. Sues Over Rejected, Mislabeled Cargo
• WTO Vows To Enhance Food Safety Cooperation With FAO
• Aluminum Cos. Demand US Action Against Chinese Subsidies
• Credit Agricole Settlement Is A Warning To Foreign Cos.
• In Congress: Default Averted, A Return To The 'Typical'