International Trade Archive » January, 2016

International Trade - January, 2016

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• 5 Questions As EU Data Transfer Talks Reach 11th Hour
• Ex-Commerce Chief Sees Slowdown In China's Market Reforms
• Chinese-Language Notice Doesn't Ax Award, 10th Circ. Told
• EU Moves To Pry Open International Procurement Markets
• GAO Reports Hourslong Backups For Trains On The Borders
• EU Pols Don't Want China Brought Into Market Economy Fold
• Fed. Circuit Merges CrestaTech's Infringement Appeals
• EU-US Negotiations Could Shake Up US Insurance Regulation
• Kinnear Says ICSID Caseload Reflects World Leader Status
• Tribunal's Ruling Opens Door For Claims Against Kazakhstan
• Cerner Asks NY Court To Enforce $3.8M Abu Dhabi Judgment
• Chinese Bauxite Exporters Duck Antitrust Suit
• Senate OKs Tribal, Research Add-Ons To Energy Bill
• Ex-Navy Officer Pleads Guilty In Bribery Scandal
• EU Trade Boss Charts Course For China Investment Pact
• UN Agency Mulls Ban On Lithium Batteries In Airline Cargo
• Investment Protection In The Canada-EU Trade Agreement
• Chinese Garlic Exporter Says Competitors Defrauded US
• Cicero On Legal Advocacy
• Feds Push To Rein In 'Excessive' Copyright Damages
• Biz Alliance Makes Case For US-Brazil Trade Deal
• US, Germany Agree To Share Data On Commodity Trades
• US Dings China For Shady WTO Subsidy Report
• USTR Floats Free Trade Pacts In Africa
• Latest Move To Ease Cuba Trade Could Be Limit For Obama
• Chinese National Admits Plot To Steal DuPont, Monsanto IP
• ITC Seeks Full Fed Circ. Review Of Data-Blocking Authority
• Mining Co. Anticipates 2017 Award In Arbitration With Peru
• Taiwanese Co. Was Properly Served In $1.3M Arb. Row: Judge
• Eli Lilly Says Canada Skewing Facts In $354M IP Arbitration
• McCain, McCarthy Look To Restore Curbs On Russian Rockets
• TPP's Arbitration Rules May Favor Governments, Critics Say
• CIT Nominee Says AFL-CIO Role Won't Affect Impartiality
• FCC, Telecom Execs Visit Wary Cuba To Offer IT Expansion
• Garlic Importer Decries Enhanced Entry Bonds At US Ports
• Biz Group Wants Obama, Juncker To Help Ink Safe Harbor Deal
• Senate Debates Sweeping Energy Modernization Bill
• Veolia Tells ICSID Lithuania Owes $109M For 'Harassment'
• US Climbs Aboard WTO Case Over Colombian Alcohol Taxes
• 4 Ways To Improve The Business Intake Process
• Conflict Minerals Compliance: What To Do Now
• 3 Certainties Regarding The Trans-Pacific Partnership
• Shrimp Breeders Snagged In Antitrust Suit By Texas Rival
• Boston Scientific Counterfeit Mesh Material Row Sent To FDA
• US Privacy Laws On Par With EU, Sidley Austin Report Finds
• Robbins Geller Blasts SEC Refusal To Produce Wal-Mart Docs
• US Knocks Down Colombia's Mad Cow-Driven Beef Hurdles
• US Says Andorran Investors Can't Sue Over Failed Bank
• Canada Vows To Sign TPP As New Zealand Releases Final Text
• White House Chips Away Travel, Export Restrictions On Cuba
• Conflict Minerals Compliance: The Year That May Be
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Cuban IP Row Cools, Argentina Chided
• Delaying TPP Would Have Big Economic Costs, Study Says
• Ericsson Slips Sanctions Over Non-Disclosure In Patent Row
• 5th Circ. Upholds Homeland Agent's Corruption Conviction
• Sidley Austin Snags Ex-Manatt M&A Chairman In Calif.
• USTR Says Services Deal Is On Pace For 2016 Completion
• Conflict Minerals Compliance: The Year That Was
• Mining Co. Digs In To Get Venezuela To Pay $740M Award
• Ashurst Boosts London Disputes Team With New Partner
• Foreign Goods Are On 'Made In America' List, GSA Told
• US Hits Chinese Refrigerant Compounds With Early Duties
• 3 Traits Of Best-In-Class General Counsel
• Colombia Fights WTO's Rebuke Of Apparel Tariffs
• Lockheed Nabs $93M Army Award For Qatar Missile Upgrades
• WTO Needs Far-Reaching Digital Trade Pact, Experts Say
• CIT Pulls About-Face On Container Store's Parts Tariff
• US Regulators Block $2.9B Philips LED Unit Sale
• EU Data Security Reform May Foreshadow US Trends
• Romania's Bonds Off-Limits For Paying $250M Arb. Win
• Data Transfer Pact Needs More Time, EU Liaison Says
• Al Jazeera Slaps Egypt With $150M Arbitration Claim
• 'Old School' Tools May Hinder Attorney Collaboration
• Ex-US Steel Exec To Chair Quinn Emanuel Trade Group
• US Drops Opposition To Argentine Development Bank Lending
• Netherlands, Belgium, France Must Start Taxing Seaports
• Slovakia Disputes Tribunal's Jurisdiction In Mining Row
• Bank of China Says It Provided Docs On Gucci Counterfeiters
• Trade Lobbyists Can't Get Fees In Obama Policy Challenge
• Senate Told Permanent Tax Ban Makes Web Access Affordable
• TPP Set For Feb. 4 Signing Ceremony In New Zealand
• Commerce Must Rethink Chinese Carbon Duties, CIT Says
• Kirkland Antitrust Pro Tapped To Serve On NY's Highest Court
• Group Calls For US-China Work On IP, Cybersecurity In 2016
• Gold Reserve Seeks Assurances In $740M Mining Row
• Dubai Commercial Courts Offer Dispute Resolution To Traders
• EPA Urges FERC To Weigh Climate Impacts In LNG Reviews
• 6 Types Of Legal 'Mumbo-Jumbo' Attorneys Must Avoid
• US Manufacturer Seeks Duties On Chinese Performance Fabric
• Sierra Club Seeks Review Of Louisiana LNG Export Approval
• Turkey Keeps Arbitration Award Over Mixed-Use Project
• Fitbit Distorting Jawbone Patents To Dodge Probe, ITC Hears
• Dominion Slams Challenge To FERC Over $3.8B LNG Project
• Belgium Must Recover €211M From Steel Cos., EU Says
• US Trade Rep Says TPP Will Raise US Factory Wages
• Shipping Trends Will Shape Transportation Industry In 2016
• Fate Of Cybersecurity Export Rule After Congressional Inquiry
• Archer Daniels, Cargill Try To Pop Syngenta's Corn Claims
• WTO Head Urges 'Flexible' Alternatives To Dead Doha Deal
• US Drops Charges In $24M Iran Export Suit Amid Prisoner Deal
• NAFTA Countries' Poultry, Egg Orgs Unite To Fight Bird Flu
• Iran Sanctions Relief Creates Murky Compliance Landscape
• Fed Circ. Upholds Tariff On Taiwan Plastic Maker
• USDA Loosens Livestock Export Rules
• 5 Insights From Sharp Electronics Deputy GC Deborah Tyler
• Ready Or Not, Implementation Day Is Here At Last
• U.S., Iran Settle Decades-Long Trust Fund Dispute For $1.7B
• 7th Circ. Chief Judge Wood Deconstructs The FTAIA
• Paris Court Delays $740M Venezuela Arbitration Hearing
• High Court To Weigh Reseller's Fee Bid In Copyright Case
• Nvidia Says ALJ Copy-Pasted Determination From Samsung
• US Poised To Launch New Insurance Talks With EU
• Lands' End Says Deal Is Imminent In 'Made In USA' Suit
• GOP Candidates Sound Off On Trump's China Tariff Plan
• Chamber President Vows To 'Vigorously' Push TPP In 2016
• Boston Scientific Used Counterfeit Materials, RICO Suit Says
• Venezuelan Oilman Sent To Texas To Face Corruption Charges
• Bank Of China Faces $50K Daily Fine In TM Row
• Hong Kong Court Says Cargo Row Can Continue On Mainland
• Ranchers Say TPP Will Ravage US Meat Production
• Feds Can't Shake Challenge to Solar Module Import Duties
• Cargill, Others Challenge Citric Acid Import Duties
• Courts Make Doing Good Abroad Bad For Business At Home
• EU Trade Boss Welcomes Public Debate Over New Deals
• Chinese Co. Say Commerce's New Aluminum Duties Flawed
• Dell, Others Ask Fed Circ. To Toss $6.2M ITC Patent Fine
• Obama Issues Formal TPP Call As GOP Clashes Loom
• EU Serves Colombia With WTO Complaint Over Alcohol Taxes
• Port Authority Rolls Back Proposed High-Pollution Truck Ban
• ITC Keeps Dentons In Limbo On Gap Patent Row DQ
• House OKs Bill To Step Up Oversight On Iran Sanctions Relief
• Deference To An Arbitration Award Is Not Without Limits
• BigLaw 2016: A Look Ahead
• Obama Says Politics Need A Fix In Final State Of The Union
• Hyperdynamics Unit Says Partners Bailed After FCPA Probe
• Obama Says He Would Veto Bill That Threatens Iran Deal
• Former White House Sanctions Adviser Joins Willkie
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Wiley Rein
• More Teeth, No Bytes: OFAC Cyber Sanctions Regulations
• South Africa Ducks In Game of Chicken With US Over Fees
• Pols Call For New TPP Data Rules For Banking Sector
• FERC Can't Consider Drilling In LNG Review, DC Circ. Told
• Insurer Seeks $8M After Oil Tanker Attacked By Pirates
• Chiquita MDL Atty's Excuse For Sharing Info Gets Slammed
• Off-Road Tires From China, Others Targeted For New Duties
• Ukrainians Hit Russia With Multimillion-Dollar Claims
• Why Nonprofits Need FCPA Compliance Plans
• S. Korea, Turkey Escape 1st Round Of US Steel Duties
• International Trade Group Of The Year: White & Case
• Labor Groups Urge Against China's Market Economy Status
• High Court Rejects Discovery Appeal In FCA Kickback Suit
• Nestle Loses Bid For High Court Review In Child Slavery Suit
• New CITBA Head To Broaden Focus Beyond East Coast
• Chamber Details TPP Shortcomings On Patents, Data Flows
• In Congress: State Of The Union, North Korea, Audit The Fed?
• Olive Oil Buyers Can Nix 'Extra Virgin' Claims In False Ad Row
• Labor Raises Questions On Norwegian Carrier's Permit App
• White House Urges Congress To Vote Soon On TPP
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Steptoe & Johnson
• Bombshell $15B Keystone Case Adds To Mounting TPP Woes
• USTR Seeks Public Input For Annual IP Report
• 6 Steps To Becoming A Superior Supervising Attorney
• TransCanada's Challenge To Keystone Denial A Long Shot
• Olive Oil Buyers Drop 'Extra Virgin' Claims In False Ad Row
• International Trade Group Of The Year: King & Spalding
• Watchdog Says DOJ Lost Data Pact Release Suit By Default
• Former FinCEN Chief Counsel Joins Crowell & Moring
• US, S. Africa Strike Meat Deal To Avert AGOA Removal
• EU Continues Push For Transparency In Investor-State Fights
• Macy's, Denim Co. Say Family Ties DQ Del Mar From Label Suit
• McDermott's China Partner Adds Baker FCPA Expert
• Commerce To Probe Claims LG, Samsung Dumped Washers
• Iranian Co. Gets Fine Reduced In Lathe Export Scheme
• Vitamin C Buyers Say Vodka TM Suit Can't Nix Antitrust Win
• Wal-Mart Bid To Ditch Investors' Bribery Suit Denied For Now
• TransCanada Launches $15B Legal Fight Over Keystone Denial
• Miner Says No Excuse For Venezuela's Delay On $740M Award
• IT Group Of The Year: Kelley Drye
• House Dems Say TPP Falls Short On Currency Manipulation
• Fed. Circ. Won't Let Ford Recover Import Tariffs
• Predictions For Anti-Corruption Enforcement This Year
• FERC Defends Enviro Study Of $3.8B LNG Project At DC Circ.
• Architecture Firm To Pay $3M To Resolve 'Buy American' FCA
• US Slams Halal Food Co. Founder's Bid To Dodge Prison
• Jeans Co. Says Qualifier On 'Made In USA' Label Dooms Suit
• CEOs Lend Support To TPP But Call For More Action
• US Holds Off On AGOA Repeal For South African Food
• CIT Backs Commerce In Taiwanese PET Film Duty Challenge
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Crowell & Moring
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Ax $6M Patent Fine In Light Of Invalidity
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Covington & Burling
• India Clothing Maker Settles Calif. Software Piracy Claims
• Paper Co. Says Canadian Gov't Owes $50M For Discrimination
• Government Adopts Sanction Rules For Cyberattack Suspects
• SunPower Can Challenge Chinese Solar Cell Duties, CIT Says
• EU-Ukraine Deal Takes Effect As Russia Sets Up Food Ban
• Looking Back At Another Very Active Year For The CPSC
• Faulty Protest Dooms Challenge To CBP Fuel Fees, CIT Says
• TPP Gets Another Boost As Manufacturers Endorse Pact
• Dispute Settlement At The WTO: Outlook For 2016