International Trade Archive » April, 2016

International Trade - April, 2016

212 articles

• More Jawbone Patents Ineligible Under Alice, ITC Judge Rules
• Chinese Exporters Protest Off-Road Tire Duties
• OPINION: Engaging The Media May Help Your Client
• ITC Finds Imported Dental Implants Flouted Nobel Patents
• Lumber Liquidators To End Securities Suit Over China Imports
• Pryor Cashman Adds NY White Collar, Securities Partner
• USTR Finalizes New AGOA Petition Process
• Law360's Cheat Sheet On WTO Aircraft Subsidies Fight
• Glut Of Chinese Steel Prompts EU To Scrutinize Imports
• Alere Refuses Abbott Bid To Back Out Of $5.8B Merger
• Chinese Cos. Say US Imposed Unfair Crawdad Meat Duties
• US, Sri Lanka Ink Deal To Boost 2-Way Trade
• CIT Upholds Another Ironing Board Duty After 3 Remands
• Cuban-Born Travelers Drop Suit After Carnival Axes Ban
• Senate Dems Continue Filibuster On $37B Spending Bill
• Korean Phosphor Copper Imports Harm US Industry, ITC Finds
• Using The New Federal Rules To Rein In Discovery
• Dentons: A New Kind Of Network?
• 22 Firms Win Top Marks From GCs On AFAs
• Farm Groups Line Up Against TPP, Citing Import Surges
• Senate Dems Block $37B Spending Bill Over Iran Clause
• China Blasts US Steel Allegations Over Price-Fixing, IP Theft
• House Votes To Revive Tariff-Cutting Process
• Furniture Cos. Say Commerce Didn't Follow Up On Duty Fraud
• There's Money In Legal Globalization's Teenage Tumult
• Finishing TTIP This Year No Easy Task, EU Trade Chief Says
• Furniture Co. To Pay $15M For Avoiding Import Charges
• China, India Draw Fire From US Over IP Shortcomings
• Compromise In Congress Over Bipartisan Energy Reform
• US Steel Says Chinese Cos. Ducking Duties, Fixing Prices
• NY Times Can't Depose Treasury Officials About FISA Doc
• EU Mounts Pressure On China To Resolve Global Steel Crisis
• New North Korean Sanctions: Ratcheting Up The Pressure
• EU Trade Chief Floats Work Plan For WTO Members
• Gas Drilling Not Part Of $3.8B LNG Project Review, FERC Says
• US Wants $6.7M From Canadian Textile Co. For NAFTA Misstep
• Biz Group Warns Reps. To Toe The Line On Tariff Reform Bill
• Software Biz Sees Trouble For Data Flows In Russia, China
• Diebold's ATM Patent-Ineligible Under Alice, Nautilus Says
• Hope For Investors Burned By Companies That 'Go Dark'
• Britain's EU Exodus Could Spoil US Trade Accord
• Kraft Heinz Made In USA False Ad Suit Is Too Bland
• Sens. Push For More EU Ag Tariff Reductions In Trade Deal
• In Congress: Trade, Privacy, Fiscal Year 2017
• EU Advocate General Backs Belgian Tobacco Law
• Steelworkers Pull Bid For 50% Tariff On Imported Aluminum
• Lawmakers' Worries Could Rein In ITC's Patent Power
• Buyer Just Crying Woof In Pet Food Label Suit, Nestle Says
• Cuba Eases Travel Laws, Clearing Way For Carnival Cruises
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Russia, Mexico Turn Up The Heat
• Fastener Co. Can't Nail Feds Over Improper Notice, CIT Says
• Iran Blasts Supreme Court's Bank Markazi Decision
• Fed. Circ. Backs Thailand As China Surrogate In Dumping Row
• Avoiding The Pitfalls Of Researching Attorneys In PACER
• 2 Indicted For Bribery Scheme Involving Chevron Oil Trades
• Businesses Want Substance Over Speed In Latest TTIP Round
• Commerce Ends Review Of Chinese Saw Blade Manufacturer
• A Review Of Gov't Cases Against Execs In Q1
• ITC Says Refrigerant Imported From China Hurt US Industry
• Commerce Notches 2 Aluminum-Frame Duty Wins In CIT
• Kinder Morgan Shuts Off $5B Natural Gas Pipeline Project
• House Ag Chairman Blasts Turkish Duties On US Cotton
• High Court Takes On Attorneys' Fees In Copyright Cases
• White & Case Opens White Collar-Focused Boston Office
• Tariff-Cutting Bill Offers Only Modest Benefits
• Iran Bank Ruling Will Keep Courts Out Of Foreign Affairs
• 3rd Circ. OKs $1.4M Shipping Lien In Bankruptcy Row
• Commerce To Delay Decision On Duties For Chinese Steel
• Pa. Consultant Pleads Guilty In $3.5M Foreign Bribery Plot
• Abbott CEO Silent On $5.8B Alere Deal Amid FCPA Scrutiny
• ITC To Investigate Impact Of Nepalese Textile Imports
• Senate Easily Passes Sweeping Energy Policy Update
• High Court Orders Iran Bank To Pay Victims $1.75B
• After 4-Year 'Interview,' Trade Pro Joins Holland & Knight
• US, Mexico Misconstruing NAFTA, Energy Co. Says
• Commerce Ends Review Of Emirati PET Film Manufacturer
• Advocacy Groups Remain Skeptical Of EU's Investment Court
• AT&T Tells FCC To Say Adios To Rate Rules For Cuba
• VW Feels Arizona's Heat Over Emissions Scandal
• FERC Shirked Review Of $3.8B LNG Project, DC Circ. Told
• US Fights WTO Ruling Against Duties On S. Korean Washers
• Commerce Lowers Anti-Dumping Duties For Chinese Tires
• Responding To The Growing Threat Of Illicit Trade
• US Threatens China Over Steel Policy As Talks Drag On
• Accessory Liability Still Can't Extend FCPA Jurisdiction
• Carnival Booking Cuban-Born Passengers Despite Travel Ban
• Global Trade Of Knock-Off Goods A Nearly $500B Business
• ITC Says Open Trade With Cuba Will Be Boon For US Biz
• VW Infringing Patented Hybrid Car Tech, ITC Suit Says
• FERC Greenlights $3.5B LNG Export Project
• Citgo Pans Gold Miner's Del. Suit Over Asset Transfer
• Leucadia Walks Away From $6B Ore. LNG Project
• Aluminum Imports Targeted In Rare Safeguard Petition
• Another Take On Reed Smith, Pepper Hamilton Merger Talks
• EU Trade Chief Wants Less Chinese Intervention In Steel Biz
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• The Top 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Women
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Dentons DQ Row Shows Investors' Desire To Stay Secret
• Commerce Dept. Hammered Over Ruling On Imported Nails
• Sprinkler Maker Urges Fed. Circ. To Put Out Tariffs
• 4 Policy Options For Tackling Global Steel Glut
• ITC Asks Fed. Circ. To Keep Import Ban On China Co.'s Resin
• EU Wants In On Brazil-Indonesia Beef Tussle
• Calif. Cargo Co. Seeks To Shift Blame For Mislabeled Goods
• OPINION: Advising The GOP About Its Obligation To Advise
• Lawmakers Say They're Worried About ITC's Patent Authority
• Chinese National Arrested In Carbon Fiber Smuggling Sting
• Shrimp Co. Says Post-Appeal Tariff Increase Was Unfair
• NJ Defense Contractor Gets 57 Months For Export Crimes
• WTO Chief Continues To Stump For Global Rules
• Why EU Regulators Are Concerned About 'Privacy Shield'
• In Reversal, WTO OKs Argentina's Tax Transparency Rules
• ITC To Review Its Findings On Cisco Patent Infringements
• FMF Leasing: A New Alternative For Foreign Military Sales
• China Retreats On Subsidies To Settle US WTO Case
• DOJ Clarifies Export Laws, Citizenship Status Discrimination
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Pushback Paves Way For Court Challenge
• Ex-DOD Counsel Joins Holland & Knight Trade Practice
• EU Regulators Won't Back 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Pact
• Carnival Sued For Barring Cuban-Americans From Cruises
• House Passes 3 Bills To Toughen US Border Security
• Daimler Asks ITC To Ban Alleged Wheel Knockoffs On Amazon
• Campaign Bombast Roiling Trade Landscape: Ex-USTR Official
• Bipartisan Legislation Would Ease Tariff-Cutting Process
• Transformer Co. Says Wrong Data Used In Dumping Review
• 3 FCPA Risks For Companies Heading To Cuba
• 2nd Circ. Clears Argentina To Pay $6B Bond Settlements
• Dentons Faces Malpractice Suit For Gap DQ At ITC
• Indonesia, U.S. Meet To Discuss Boosting Investment, Trade
• Ex-Im Bank Cleared From Enviros' Aussie LNG Loan Suit
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Anti-Dumping Duties On Seafood Exporter
• Congress, Industry Push USTR To Curtail Chinese Steel
• Insurer Seeks New Trial In $5M Chicago Warehouse Fire Suit
• US Wants WTO To Take Another Look At Tuna Labeling Rules
• How To Align APEC And EU Cross-Border Transfer Rules
• Commerce Denies Chinese Steel Co. Separate Rate Status
• Lessons From Fokker On Cooperating With The Government
• ITC Will Review Decision To End Ericsson, Apple Probe
• Uzbekistan Escapes Nearly All Of $1.3B Claims By Oxus Gold
• ITC Launches Anti-Dumping Probe Into Steel Imports
• Colombia Cracking Down On Illegal Labor Cooperatives: USTR
• Microsoft Gives Boost To US-EU Data Accord
• Commerce Finds Thailand Co. Dumping Plastic Shopping Bags
• FERC Pressed To Rethink Rejection Of $7.5B LNG Project
• EU Intensifies Trade Talks With S. American Bloc
• The Role Of Section 271(g) In The Wake Of ClearCorrect
• Justice Dept.'s FCPA Carrot Likely Not Enough For Most Cos.
• CIT Blasts Commerce For Paying Lip Service To Gum Order
• Industry Rep. Says Food Label 'Clawback' Hurts US Trade
• Sanctions Enforcers Licking Chops In Wake Of Panama Papers
• South Africa OKs Wheat Duty Hike, But Expresses Concern
• CIT Upholds Chinese Ironing Board Duties After 3 Remands
• DOJ's New FCPA Pilot Program Will Have Only Marginal Impact
• Brexit's Effect On Financial And Insurance Regulation
• Legal Delivery In The 'Gig Economy'
• US Steelmakers Seek Still More Duties On Foreign Steel
• WTO Seeks Permanent Review System For Regional Accords
• Ex-Top Prosecutor Says Skills Will Boost Hogan Lovells
• Dutch Voters Reject EU-Ukraine Trade Agreement
• EU Refuses To Thaw Iran Central Bank's Frozen Assets
• GOP Bill Puts Iran Cyberespionage In Crosshairs
• Mitsubishi, Mexican Salt Plant Hit With $600M Antitrust Suit
• Las Vegas Sands Pays $9M To Settle FCPA Claim
• Lawmakers To Discuss Revival Of Tariff-Cutting Bill
• Consumer Groups Blast US-EU 'Privacy Shield'
• State Dept. OKs $386M Australian Purchase Of Boeing Bombs
• Could Laches Make A Comeback In Section 337 Inquiries?
• 6 Takeaways From Novartis FCPA Case
• Argentina Puts Up $250M To Settle More Bondholder Suits
• Russia Adds To WTO Fight Over EU Fertilizer Duties
• ICSID Partly Annuls $28.6M Award In Guatemala Energy Row
• ITC Answers Call To Inspect Global Aluminum Market
• ZTE Warns Investors Of Possible US Sanctions Penalties
• GOP Sens. Try To Block Iran's Access To US Currency
• EU Still Pushing To Include Financial Rules In TTIP
• Kazakhstan Faces New Claim From Gold Producer
• Brazil Brings WTO Food Cases Against Indonesia, Thailand
• Succession Planning: A Key Strategy For Law Firm Longevity
• Mossack Fonseca Lobs Legal Action For Panama Papers Hack
• EU Regulators Tout Looming 'Privacy Shield' Opinion
• Slightly Thinner Steel Rods Can't Dodge Duty, Fed. Circ. Says
• Creative Solutions Needed To Pass TPP, Ex-USTR Official Says
• DC Circ. Hands Win To DOJ In Deferred Prosecution Appeal
• Verizon, AT&T Split At FCC Over US-Cuba Route Rules
• Keep $950M Antitrust Suit Alive, Solar Co. Tells 6th Circ.
• ICSID Hands Canadian Miner $1.38B In Row With Venezuela
• Commerce Must Revisit Standing Issue In Chinese Pencil Row
• China Imposes Sanctions On N. Korea After UN Vote
• Judge Tosses Syngenta's 3rd-Party Claims In Corn MDL
• Gibson Dunn Slapped With Firing Suit By Ex-Partner
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Will Endure After Obama, Official Says
• Commerce Slaps Initial Duties On Chinese Machine Parts
• Coal Terminal Review Paused For Tribe's Permit Fight
• Law Firms Named In Leaked Panama Papers
• Coffeemaker Importer Can't Elude Defect Suit, DOJ Says
• Paper Cos. Sue Gov't In CIT Over Uncoated Paper Duties
• Airbus Export Credit Applications Had Bad Info, UK Hears
• Asian Exporter Asks Fed. Circ. To Gut Fish Byproduct Duties
• South Africa Mulls Emergency Tariffs On Steel Imports
• 5th Circ. Upholds Ship Lien In Fuel Payment Row
• Mexican Official: Not Much Wiggle Room On Biologics In TPP
• Say It Ain't So: Fed. Circ. Denies ClearCorrect Rehearing
• Mesa Slams NAFTA Tribunal's Canada 'Buy Local' Ruling
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Would Survive Scrutiny, Report Says
• Questions Linger About The Future Of Cyber Sanctions
• Rising Star: Mayer Brown's Nikolay Mizulin
• The 2016 Rising Stars, By Firm
• Venezuela Knocks Gold Reserve's Push For Bond On Appeal
• US Producer Challenges Korean Transformer Margins In CIT
• An Important ITC Lesson For Tech Companies