International Trade Archive » February, 2016

International Trade - February, 2016

237 articles

• Romania Can't Get ICSID To Annul $250M Award
• EU Lifts Curtain On Text Of 'Privacy Shield' Transfer Pact
• Privacy Shield Text Won't Spur Sweeping Data Transfer Fixes
• Corn Farms Fight Syngenta Bid To Strike Members In MDL
• Avon Pays $6.25M To End Pension Mismanagement Suit
• Law360 International Trade Editorial Advisory Board
• IMF Backs TPP But Says Global Action Needed At WTO
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Uphold Jumbo Duty For Asian Shrimp Co.
• India Makes Offer To Vodafone, Others In Offshore Tax Row
• High Court Wants SG's Take On Venezuela Drilling Row
• ITC Plows Ahead With Probe Of Chinese Construction Goods
• EU Inserts Arbitration Overhaul Into Canada Trade Pact
• TPP Sanitary Measures Open Up Agricultural Exports
• Argentina Reaches $4.6B Deal To End 'Epic' Debt Battle
• Experts Get Voice In Lilly's $370M Canadian Patent Fight
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Rethink ITC Data-Blocking Order
• Caterpillar Hit With Derivative Suit Over $2.4B Tax Evasion
• Halal Co. Founder Gets 2-Year Sentence For False Exports
• USTR Asks Peru To Investigate Timber Shipment
• US, EU Swap Regulatory Cooperation Offers In TTIP
• Morgan Lewis Adds 4 K&L Gates IP Partners In Chicago
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Rum, Steel, Banking Roil Members
• Halliburton Pays $305K Over Cuba Sanctions Violation
• House Passes Bill To Expand Hunting On Federal Lands
• A Shift In China's Recognition Of Foreign Arbitration Awards
• Avoiding Turbulence When Selling US Aircraft To Iran
• House Panel Lambastes 'Corrupt,' 'Dangerous' WIPO Chief
• TTIP's Investment Court System Likely To Be Problematic
• Ex-Trade Official: It May Be Now Or Never For Obama On TTIP
• ITC Confirms China, Indonesia, Others Hurt US Papermakers
• House Kicks Off Debate On Bill To Expand Hunting Rights
• CFIUS Report Underscores Growing Chinese Investment In US
• BakerHostetler Hires Sensitive-Export Pro From Goulston
• BaFin Clears Deutsche Bank In Rate, Commodities Probes
• FERC, Enviros Spar Over $3.8B LNG Project Review
• 5 Tips For Founding A Successful Law Firm
• US, EU Insurance Talks Could Undermine States' Authority
• CORRECTED: ITA Says Taiwanese Co. Must Pay China-Wide Solar Duties
• Calif. Sen. Gets 5 Years For Bribes To Fund Campaigns
• Costco, Apotex Get Generic Lipitor Labeling Suit Tossed
• Energy Secretary Moniz Says US LNG Exports Will Rise
• Obama Arms Feds With More Trade Enforcement Tools
• Harmonizing Financial Regulations Across Borders
• Gold Reserve Agrees To Stall Registration Of $740M Award
• Ways & Means Chair Calls For Probe Into Aluminum Trade
• US Prevails Over Indian Solar Energy Regs At WTO
• Argentina Nears $5B Settlement In Default Saga
• Key Export Compliance Issues For 2016
• 5 Law Office Design Tips Before Moving To Latin America
• FDA Warning Wire: Doc Chided For Lax Clinical Trial Screening
• Holland & Knight Snags IP Pro From Kenyon & Kenyon In NY
• Trade Judge OKs Hearing In Hemophilia Drug Import Dispute
• Commerce Hands Down Early Duties On Steel Pipe Imports
• House Backs Bill To Sharpen DHS Acquisition Requirements
• Yarn Maker Wants Tariff Case To Wind Up In Federal Court
• CIT Says Commerce Can Re-Re-Review Copper Tube Tariffs
• Obama 'Cautiously Optimistic' On TPP Quick Passage
• Hyperdynamics Loses Round In African Drilling Dispute
• Pa. Graphite Co. Pays $3M Over Imports, Pleads To Smuggling
• US, EU Forge Ahead With Insurance Talks
• CFIUS Concerns Halt Unisplendour's $4B Western Digital Play
• PTC Case Offers Lessons On FCPA Self-Disclosure
• 3 Takeaways From CFIUS' Latest Report
• Aluminum Buyers Want To Expand Antitrust Complaint
• Judge Says Argentina Can Drop Injunctions To Pay Debt
• Enviros Use Keystone Case To Stoke Trade Deal Fears
• ITC To Conduct Full Review Of Chinese Furniture Tariffs
• Consumer Group Warns Against GMO Imports Under TTIP
• US Tractor Plant Changes The Cuban Development Game
• Fla. Shrimp Breeder Blasts 'Vague' Monopoly Claims
• As TTIP Talks Open, Skeptics Attack ISDS Replacement
• FCPA Risk And The Role Of Defense Contractors' Boards
• Lessons From OFAC's 1st Public '50 Percent Rule' Penalty
• Argentina Says Injunctions Being Used As 'Club' In Deal Talks
• CIT Affirms Duty Determination For Chlorine Compounds
• Fed. Circ. Pressed To Nix ITC Data-Blocking Appeal
• OPINION: Big Law's Perverse Incentive System
• Commerce Dept. To Probe More Chinese Tire Imports
• Ecuador To Phase Out Import Charges On Consumer Goods
• Reed Smith Reels In Ex-Fish & Richardson IP Partner In NY
• Maritime Watchdog Floats Regs On Dock Contracts, User Fees
• Obama Administration Readies For Mexican Trade Summit
• Resolved FCPA Enforcement Actions Drop To 10-Year Low
• VimpelCom To Pay $795M For Uzbek Bribery Allegations
• BriarTek Asks High Court To Weigh In On GPS Patent Dispute
• Ukraine's Gas Co. Threatens Arbitration Against Russia
• China's US Deal Surge Spells Busy Year Ahead For CFIUS
• India Embraces WTO Trade Facilitation Pact
• Influential Democrat Formally Opposes TPP Deal
• Aurelius, NML Fight To Preserve Injunctions On Argentina
• ITC Launches Investigation Of Imported Steel From China
• T-Mobile Sues Alleged Handset Trafficking Ring In Texas
• Obama To Talk Commerce, Human Rights On Cuba Trip
• Plaintiffs Are Coming For Global Company Supply Chains
• Macy's Labeling Class Lead Defends Bid To Seek Replacement
• Commerce To Investigate Imported Fabric From China
• Fight To Replace Scalia Raises More Doubts About TPP Vote
• GOP Reps. Push CFIUS To Review Chicago Exchange Sale
• Gold Co. Blasts Venezuela 'Silence' On $765M Payment Intent
• Argentina To Pay $1B To End Debt Fight With EM, Montreux
• Businesses, Profs Want Voice In Lilly's Canadian Patent Fight
• Ontario Judge Says Canada Must Pay Oil Cos. $14M Award
• Lehman Tells 2nd Circ. Treaty Entitles It To Tax Credits
• Iranian Banks Plugged Back Into Global Transaction Network
• What Cuba Wants From New Investors
• The TPP Tobacco Carveout Is Not A Slippery Slope
• Argentina Reaches Settlement In Bondholder Class Action
• Congressional Outlook 2016: Cybersecurity
• Award In Chemical Shipping Spat Must Stand, Nordic Says
• Battling Revenue Doom And Gloom With Litigation Finance
• India Says It May Seize Vodafone Assets In $2.1B Tax Row
• No Need For Bond During Gold Reserve Appeal: Venezuela
• Film, Music Lobbies Say ITC Can Police Online Infringement
• Feds Tee Up Final Tariffs On Australian Alloys
• Administration Continues Push For Swift TTIP Conclusion
• Lands' End Settles 'Made In USA' Suit With Full Refunds
• US, Cuba Ink Deal Bringing Back Commercial Flights
• CORRECTED: Tech Co. To Pay $28M In Chinese FCPA Case
• Scalia's Rapid-Fire Questioning Transformed Oral Arguments
• Justice Scalia Leaves His Mark In Biting, Clever Dissents
• Death Of Scalia Leaves High Court Docket In Limbo
• Scalia Leaves Mighty Legacy At High Court
• GOP Attys Would Likely Back Srinivasan To Replace Scalia
• Scalia's Originalism Shifted The Constitutional Debate
• Scalia Took On Gun Control, Class Actions In Top Opinions
• Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia Dies At 79
• FCC Proposes Dropping Rules On US-Cuba Telecom Route
• Gucci Says Bank Of China Owes Docs, Defied Freeze In IP Row
• 'Havana Club' Row Back In Spotlight Amid Obama's Cuba Pivot
• Swiss Cos.' Tire Pressure Patent Invalid, Fed. Circ. Hears
• Argentina Targets Injunctions In Debt Settlement Talks
• Congressional Outlook 2016: Tax, Health, Trade
• ICSID Orders Venezuela To Pay $173M In Investment Row
• Steel Cos. Seek Anti-Dumping Duties Against Chinese Rivals
• EU Launches Anti-Dumping Probe Into Chinese Steel
• Data 'Privacy Shield' Spurs Need For Cybersecurity Coverage
• Amended Rule 26's Proportionality Standard: The First 60 Days
• Congress Aims To Convert EU Skeptics With New Privacy Law
• China IP-Antitrust Guide Short On Details, ABA Groups Say
• Chinese Market Slow To Accept Syngenta Corn, USDA Says
• Enviros Fighting Dominion Say FERC Must 'Face 21st Century'
• Treasury's Lew Vouches For TPP's Banking Data Exemption
• Oil & Gas Co. Wants To Suspend Contract Suit, Arbitrate
• Trade Enforcement Bill With Internet Tax Ban Clears Senate
• Pols Question Legality Of Treasury's Havana Club TM Renewal
• CIT Tosses Barden's Challenge To Anti-Dumping Payouts
• Senate Votes To Ramp Up North Korea Sanctions
• CIT Faults Commerce In Chinese Aluminum Duty Fight
• Canada Says Its Drilling Law Is Fair In Gas Co.'s NAFTA Suit
• Cravath Takes Lead On Argentina Debt Default Defense
• ITC Patent Cases Drop As Smartphone Battles Subside
• Excess Insurers Join Lumber Liquidators MDL Coverage Battle
• WTO Boss Aims To Turn Page Following Doha Collapse
• Oil And Gas Co. Must Arbitrate Contract Claims, Court Told
• House Passes Bill To Extend US Privacy Rights To EU Citizens
• EU Opens Public Consultation Into China's Market Status
• Feds Drop More Charges In $24M Iran Export Suit
• How Does Skadden Stay No. 1?
• A Deep Dive Into SEC's Latest Mining Disclosure Proposal
• CFTC, Europe Hatch Accord On Clearing Rules
• DC Circ. Ruling Gives FCA Defendants An Easy Out, US Says
• Feds To Probe Dirt Cheap Off-Road Tires From China, India
• Final Obama Budget Offers Mixed Bag For Trade Agenda
• Hyperdynamics Unit Says Partner Is Hindering Contract Row
• Commerce Ends Investigation Into Duties On Mexican Bricks
• US Anti-Terror Efforts Destroy Banks, Andorran Investors Say
• $6.5B Argentina Deal Attacked By Class Action Counsel
• Romania Says It Has Honored $200M Award In Investor Row
• CFTC Lets Korea Exchange Members Solicit In US
• Costco Slams Generic Lipitor Labeling Suit
• OPINION: The Road To Partnership Must Keep Evolving
• Facebook Gets 3 Months To Fix France's Data Transfer Qualms
• US, India Talk Settlement In WTO Solar Row
• TPP's Tobacco Carveout Could Rock Arbitration Landscape
• Fed. Circ. Extinguishes Challenge To Ironing Board Duties
• The Rising Use Of Reference Pricing For Imported Goods
• ICSID Won't Make Venezuela Put Up Costs In Bank Row
• Importer Takes CBP Duties Rule Challenge To High Court
• Barclays To Pay $2.5M Over Violations Of Zimbabwe Sanctions
• Venezuela Can't Avoid Bond Over $740M Award, Miner Says
• White House's TPP Rhetoric Rankles China
• In Congress: Energy, Nutrition, North Korea
• GCs Name Best Of The Best Attorneys
• 8 Firms Boast The Most Client-Savvy Attorneys
• WTO Panelists Named To Tackle US-Indonesia Paper Row
• Argentina Floats $6.5B Deal To End Epic Default Battle
• Japan Regulator Says Shipping Doesn't Need Antitrust Pass
• FERC Gives Enviro OK To Kinder Morgan $2B LNG Project
• Europe Poised For Flood Of Iran Deals As US Can Only Watch
• Manufacturers Readying For Vote On Customs Bill Next Week
• EU Tells 2nd Circ. $200M Award Is Based On 'Illegal' Treaty
• Sex Toy Rivals Settle Long-Running Patent Dispute
• US Faces Crossroads In Chinese Dumping Cases
• Clinton Backs Amending TPP As Sanders Shreds Trade Deals
• CFTC Broke Accounting Law With Office Leases: Watchdog
• Commerce Urges Fed. Circ. To Restore Anti-Dumping Tool
• German Judges Slam TTIP Investment Arbitration Model
• FTC To Closely Police New EU-US 'Privacy Shield,' Brill Says
• Qualcomm Brass Hid Weak Sales, FCPA Troubles, Suit Says
• Citgo Says It Doesn't Belong In Venezuela Arbitration Fight
• Top EU Court Says Regulation On Footwear Partially Invalid
• Gold Reserve Can't Register Judgment Outside DC, Court Told
• New Regulations Create Business Opportunities In Cuba
• Terror Victims Drop Suit Aiming To Block Iran Nuclear Deal
• With TPP Signed, Trade Ministers Focused On Ratification
• ITC Launches Investigation Of Imported Chinese Truck Tires
• CORRECTION: Former Senior OFAC Official Joins Alston & Bird In DC
• EU Lawmakers Lay Down Markers For Services Trade Pact
• Baker Botts Nabs White Collar Expert From Kaye Scholer
• Ford's $6M Duty Refund Bid Falls Flat At Fed. Circ.
• Congress Loses Its COOL
• EU Regulators Want More Details On 'Privacy Shield' Deal
• As Signing Nears, Froman Offers Glimpse Of TPP Strategy
• Hedge Fund Wants $1.3B From Peru In Land Bond Fight
• Trans-Atlantic Data 'Privacy Shield' Comes With Heavy Burden
• Arista Infringed Cisco's Database Patents, ITC Judge Finds
• House Again Passes Bill On Iran Sanctions Relief Oversight
• ICSID Won't Nix Total's Award In Argentina Investment Case
• Keep Big Oil Out Of Atlantic Ocean, NJ Lawmakers Say
• ITC To Investigate Toyota, Others Over Infotainment Systems
• EU's Arbitration Appellate Proposal Could Be DOA
• Whirlpool Scores Partial Win In Aluminum Duty Scope Battle
• Gold Reserve Can Seek Venezuela's UK Assets In $740M Case
• Romania Didn't Satisfy ICSID's $200M Award, US Court Told
• Apparel Biz Endorses TPP But Bemoans Delayed Tariff Cuts
• The Calm Before The Storm: Responding To An ITC Complaint
• US, EU Agree To New Trans-Atlantic Data Transfer Rules
• Consumer Seeks Win In Generic Lipitor Labeling Suit
• Whirlpool's Washer-Dumping Claims Clear Hurdle At ITC
• Bacardi Rips Feds For Allowing Cuban Rum TM Renewal
• House OKs Bill To Support Electricity Development In Africa
• Democrats Raise Alarm About TPP's Labor Rules
• Leader Of Macy's Labeling Class Cuts Out To Save Del Mar
• Nestle's Purina Accused Of Mislabeling Foreign Dog Food
• Dueling Studies Fire Up Fierce Debate Over TPP Impact
• With Sanctions Lifted, Iran Air Boosts Fleet With €1B Purchase
• TPP Dispute Resolution: Settlement Mechanism Vs. WTO