International Trade Archive » December, 2015

International Trade - December, 2015

157 articles

• International Trade Developments To Watch In 2016
• 3 Things To Expect From Legal Tech In The New Year
• Canada Says Lilly Seeks 'Uber-Tribunal' In $500M IP Fight
• DC Atty Accused Of Slipping Private Info In Chiquita MDL
• China Hits Back Against US Criticism Of Anti-Terrorism Bill
• Nvidia Flouts 3 Samsung Patents, ITC Judge Rules
• US Finds Russia Straying From WTO Commitments
• FHWA Loses In 'Buy American' Suit Over Steel Rules
• US Whacks China With Hefty Steel Duties
• Feds Tell High Court To Nix RICO Suit Against RJR Nabisco
• Which IP Issues Ducked The Radar In 2015?
• EU, Canada Hop Aboard US-China WTO Aircraft Battle
• Halal Food Co. Founder Begs To Be Spared From Prison
• King & Spalding Snags Ex-Skadden Int'l Trade Partner
• Anti-Dumping Duty Can't Touch Bearing Imports, CIT Says
• NAB Tells FCC Foreign Ownership Process Should Be Eased
• In Congress: A Year-End Review
• Settling Investor-State Disputes Under The TPP
• Commerce Ordered To Keep Duty Rate For Turkish Pipe Co.
• Thompson Coburn Blasts Tech Firm's Negligence Claims
• Feds Arrest Two Over Venezuelan Energy Corruption Scheme
• WTO Enters Uncharted Waters By Forsaking Doha Round
• Texas Importers To Pay $15M To Settle Duty-Evasion Suit
• Chiquita Wants No Interlopers In Colombia Discovery
• The WTO 'Doha Round' Is Dead: Long Live Doha?
• Ford Wins $800K In Damages From China-Exporting Dealer
• The Firms That Dominated In 2015
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Why All US Attorneys Should Read Justice Breyer's New Book
• Japan, Israel Look To Establish Investment Treaty
• Australia Handed Win In Philip Morris Plain Packaging Row
• South Africa Opens Quota System For US Poultry Products
• Coca-Cola Escalates $3.3B IRS Foreign Tax Row
• USTR Begins Environmental Analysis Of Green Goods Accord
• The Biggest International Trade Developments Of 2015
• CIT Backs Up Commerce Dept. In Steel Oil Pipe Probe
• Venezuela Will Appeal Upholding Of $740M Arbitration Award
• Sprinkler Maker Urges Fed. Circ. To Reverse Duties Ruling
• ITC To Investigate Cost Of Chinese, Canadian Machine Parts
• Sales Of Counterfeit Goods Up 15% Online, Trade Rep Says
• FERC Greenlights Louisiana LNG Export Project
• Judge Denies Bias Over Latham In Auto Parts Price-Fix Suit
• New Iranian Petroleum Contract Could Fix Buyback Issues
• FERC Ignored GHGs In Approving LNG Project, DC Circ. Told
• Whirlpool Seeks Duties On China Washers From Samsung, LG
• DOC Hits Four Nations' Cold-Rolled Steel With Early Duties
• Budget Deal Stuffs Stockings For Green Energy Cos.
• House OKs Port Cybersecurity, Hezbollah Sanctions Bills
• India Revamps Framework For Investment Treaties
• Spending Bill A Mixed Bag For Environmentalists
• Presidential Options For Further Easing Cuba Sanctions
• WTO Members Seal $1.3T IT Pact, Overcoming Chinese Hurdle
• Pols Put Meat Label Repeal In Fund Bill Amid $1B Tariff Threat
• House Buys More Time To Digest $1.15T Spending Bill
• 10 Key Trade Secret Developments Of 2015: Part 1
• Budget Deal Ends Oil Export Ban, Extends Green Tax Credits
• Bio-Rad Denied Quick Appeal In Whistleblower GC's Suit
• ITC Probes New Changes To CAFTA Rules Of Origin
• Russian Nuclear Energy Exec Gets 4 Years For Bribery
• Future Role Of WTO At Stake, Conference Chair Warns
• Samsung, Qualcomm Triumph At ITC In Nvidia Patent Fight
• TPP Gets First Endorsement From Tech Lobby
• 7 Deadly Business Mistakes That Can Tank Your Law Practice
• Shipping Co. Accused Of Causing $5M In Damages To Cargo
• PI Calls Some Fairchild Claims Irrelevant In IP Retrial
• Ranchers Take Meat Labeling Fight To Presidential Hopefuls
• Nestle Should Face Child Slavery Suit, High Court Told
• Breakthrough On Green Goods Pact Unlikely At WTO Summit
• ITC Probing Belkin's Trademark Beef With 2 Chinese Cos.
• S. Korean Cos. Can't Dodge Sawblade Duties At Fed. Circ.
• Commerce Issues Final Duties On Chinese Paper Imports
• Froman Calls For WTO Members To Abandon Doha Round
• The Year Ahead At The International Trade Commission
• Iraq Hits BNP Paribas Again Over Oil-For-Food Bribes
• $70B Shell-BG Megamerger Clears Last Antitrust Hurdle
• In Congress: One Last Hurdle
• CIT Says Commerce Had Right Not To Review Subsidy Claims
• US Refund Plan For Aluminum Duties Not Enough, CIT Hears
• Fed. Circ. Upholds ITC Import Ban On Chinese Co.'s Resin
• Corn Producers Look To Stop Bellwether Strike Motion In MDL
• Chinese Nationals Charged In Plot To Steal Military Chips
• House Passes Bicameral Bill Stepping Up Trade Enforcement
• China Slaps Anti-Dumping Tariffs On Paper Imports From US
• ITC Raises Duties On Some Chinese Aluminum Imports
• Ericsson's Investments Raise Questions In ITC Patent Fight
• Duties On Canadian Glossy Paper Imports Take Effect
• Trade Enforcement Bill Would Permanently Ban Internet Taxes
• The Art Of The Mock
• Obama Treasury, Ex-Im Nominees Blocked In Senate Panel
• Lawmakers Reach Deal On Customs Enforcement Bill
• Medical Imaging Co. Faces $15M FCPA Settlements
• Car Buyers Double Down On Reviving Price-Fixing Row
• Nestle Dodges Cat Food Buyers' Slave Labor Suit
• Democrats Decry USTR's Lack Of Transparency In TTIP Talks
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Ex-Hillenbrand In-House Atty In Ind.
• Strategies For Your Evolving Law Department
• Ericsson Seeks To Narrow ITC Probe Of Apple Tech Imports
• What To Expect From The 10th WTO Ministerial Meeting
• CIT Orders Commerce To Rethink Oven Door Handle Duties
• Lawmakers Nearing Deal On Customs Enforcement Bill
• Mexican Solar Panel Maker Can't Escape Dumping Probe
• Rep. Floats Ban On Tax-Free REIT Spinoffs
• Thompson Coburn Must Face Negligence Suit, Tech Firm Says
• Biz Groups Press WTO To Craft New Negotiating Plan
• US Drags China To WTO Over Aircraft Tax Exemptions
• DC Circ. FCA Ruling Is Important Setback For DOJ
• GCs Love These Firms More And More
• Justices Again Refuse To Hear Taiwan Residents' Oil Row
• GCs Name Most Arrogant Law Firms
• 5 Firms Make It Back Onto GCs' Most Adored List
• 3 Firms Know The Secret To Keeping Clients Happy
• Israel Gets $1.76B In Egypt Natural Gas Arbitration
• $1B Tariff Threat Assures Repeal Of Meat-Labeling Rules
• Helmerich Urges High Court To Tap Venezuelan Drilling Row
• Congress Tread On Court Turf In Iran Bank Case, Justices Told
• US Faces Over $1B In Retaliation In WTO Meat Label Fight
• Where Common Law Litigation And Int'l Arbitration Divide
• When BIS Export Control Violations Get Personal
• BNY Mellon Investors Win $45M In Attys Fees In Forex Suit
• Sens. Push For Meat Labeling Dispute Fix By Year's End
• Unions Tell Obama That TPP Will Lower Living Standards
• Sens. Vow 'Rigorous' Oversight Of Iran Nuclear Deal
• Autoworkers Tell Congress TPP Will Cost Manufacturing Jobs
• BMW Can't Dodge $156M Swiss Fine For Blocking Sales
• SEC Slams Robbins Geller Discovery Bid In Wal-Mart Probe
• OPINION: How Fair Is Operation Car Wash?
• Solar Tech Co. Sues Feds To Halt Tariffs On Modules
• Does The TPP Go Far Enough On Environmental Concerns?
• More Than Just Marking: A Little-Known Subsection Of 287
• US Accuses WTO Of Overreaching With Tuna Label Ruling
• 5 Tips To Avoid Spoliation Sanctions
• Jaguar Land Rover Accused Of Illegally Restraining Trade
• $305B Highway Bill Passes Senate, Heads To Obama's Desk
• Feds To Impose Hefty Tariffs On Chinese Melamine
• House Passes Broad Energy Security Bill
• GOP Lawmaker Casts Doubt On 2016 TPP Vote
• Could Proper Paperwork Have Saved NY Bank From OFAC?
• TPP Holds Major Potential For Digital Services And Commerce
• EU, Vietnam Finalize Landmark Trade Deal
• House Amends Energy Security Bill To Lift Oil Export Ban
• Fed. Circ. Brings Stability To Import Penalty Cases
• Senate Dems Seek Enviro-Friendly Fixes To Fed. Coal Leasing
• ITC Bars Garmin Imports Of Patent-Infringing Sonar Devices
• House Unexpectedly Votes To Go To Conference On Trade Bill
• Determining Injury From Trade Secret Misappropriation At ITC
• Bank Of China Faces Contempt Ruling In Trademark Row
• House Launches Debate On Contentious Energy Security Bill
• Commerce Must Reconsider Wooden Chest Duties, CIT Says
• Bipartisan, Long-Term Highway Funding Bill Reached
• House Steel Caucus Urges Passage Of Lagging Customs Bill
• Fed. Circ. Reins In DOJ's Pursuit Of Duty Evasion Penalties
• US Says EU Agricultural Policies Threaten TTIP Talks
• Commerce Ordered To Rethink Chinese Garlic Duty Review
• Dems Still Unsatisfied With TPP's Investment Provisions
• Treasury Official Says EU Tax Investigations Strain US Ties
• Making The Most Of Document Analytics
• Chinese Excess Capacity Causes A Global Steel Crisis