International Trade Archive » June, 2016

International Trade - June, 2016

245 articles

• NJ Man Gets 70 Months For $65M Russian Export Scheme
• Trump Gains Few Allies With Trade Platform Rollout
• Iraq Gets $2.7B Loan For Tank, Jet Parts For ISIS Fight
• House Oversight Panel Continues Probe Of USCC Member
• UK Political Upheaval Could Delay Brexit Talks Until 2017
• EU Probes Possible AB InBev Belgian Trade Restriction
• Brexit: UK Trades Bargaining Power For Autonomy
• Taiwan Auto Parts Co. Reaches Deal In Price-Fixing Row
• NY Should Unify Standards For Atty Fees Against State Agency
• Military Gear Smuggler Gets More Than 2 Years In Prison
• Gov't Can't Wait Till Just Before Election To Release BAE Docs
• North American Leaders Push Back Against Anti-Trade Barbs
• ITC Report Lauds Economic Impact Of US Trade Agreements
• Chinese Garlic Supplier Challenges Anti-Dumping Duty
• DC Circ. Drops LNG Export Fight On DOE's Doorstep
• SEC's Int'l Corporate Finance Head Leaving After 22 Years
• Canada Takes Novel Approach To Ease WTO Dispute Logjam
• DOD Issues Broad Range Of DFARS Tweaks
• Sens. Keeping Watchful Eye On Trade Bill Implementation
• US Finds $1.3 Trillion In Goods May Face Foreign Regs
• EU Tells UK No Single Market Without Open Borders
• How To Manage Your Law School Debt After Graduation
• Trump Blames US Manufacturing Woes On NAFTA, China
• How To Become The Firm Every GC Wants To Hire
• Commerce Unveils Early Duties On Chinese Truck, Bus Tires
• The 24 Firms GCs Love The Most
• High Court To Hear Venezuela Oil Nationalization Dispute
• Sanders Pushes Dems To Oppose TPP In Party Platform
• FERC Nabs DC Circ. Backing On LNG Project Approval
• British Lawyers Urge UK To Ensure They Can Still Work In EU
• The State Of British Politics After Brexit
• Commerce Extends ZTE Relief Over Iran Scheme Sanctions
• EU Adds Pressure On Britain To Speed Exit Process
• World Bank Provides New Insights Into Its Sanctions System
• The Firms That Won Big At the Supreme Court
• The Top Supreme Court Dissents Of The Term
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• A Divided Court Finds New Ways To Be Unanimous
• Farmers In Syngenta MDL Fight Bid To Sink Class Actions
• 8 Wasn't Enough For Lawyers Seeking High Court Clarity
• Chinese Wood Duty Injury Ruling Sent Back To ITC
• TransCanada Files $15B Arbitration Claim Over Keystone XL
• UK Constitution Could Hold The Key To Reversing Brexit
• The Cloud And Ethical Considerations For Lawyers
• Anti-Money Laundering Group Lifts Some Iran Restrictions
• WTO Members Quarrel Over Ecuador's Import Surcharges
• Brexit Vote Rocks TTIP Talks As Lawmakers Focus On London
• In Congress: Only The Senate
• Brexit To Further Splinter Global Data Protection Rules
• 5 Things IP Attorneys Need To Know About Brexit
• Brexit Torpedoes Hopes For UK Capital Markets Turnaround
• Chamber Official Urges Quick Action On Privacy Shield
• Malaysian Plastic-Bag Maker May Win Lighter Import Duties
• Senate Panel OKs Bill To Help Implement WTO Trade Pact
• ITC Says More Tariffs Coming For Some Steel Imports
• Bombshell Brexit Vote Creates Whirlwind Of Trade Quandaries
• Attys React To UK's Historic Decision To Leave EU
• India's WTO Appeal Of US Solar Win Delayed By Workload
• Auto Parts Purchasers Secure Cert. In Price-Fixing Suit
• FCC OKs Team Telecom Review Process Reform Proposal
• Automakers Eye Tariffs, Uncertainty Amid Brexit
• Post-Brexit Uncertainty May Yield Mixed Bag For UK Courts
• 6 Areas Of UK Law Most Affected By Brexit
• The Many Uses Of Shell Companies
• How Lawyers Can Harness The Power Of Social Media
• Brexit Vote Casts UK Into Regulatory Wilderness
• How Britain Could Challenge The Brexit Results
• The EU Regulations To Watch Post-Brexit
• UK Votes To Leave EU In Historic Decision
• Arista Products Infringed 3 Of 5 Cisco Patents, ITC Says
• Privacy Shield Data Pact Coming In July, EU Official Says
• US Container Co. Says Chinese Rival Infringed Trade Dress
• Converse Loses Protection For Chuck Taylor Trade Dress
• ITC Paves Way For Tariffs On Chinese, Japanese Steel
• Importers Brace For Beefed-Up Port Enforcement
• Conflict Minerals Regulation In EU — What We Know So Far
• ITC Pilot Program: Where We Stand 3 Years Later
• From The Partner's Desk: Tips For Recent Law Grads
• Asia-Pacific Leads But Global Cartel Fines Drop, Report Says
• Microwave Co. Settles With State Dept. Over H-1B Violation
• Commerce Tags Chinese Refrigerants With Steep Early Duties
• ITA Upholds Duties Against Mexican Steel Wire Importer
• New Team Telecom Rules May Be Cause For Industry Optimism
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Workload, Personnel Issues Linger
• EU Sets Out China Relationship Goals For Next 5 Years
• 7 Things US Attorneys Should Know As Brexit Voting Begins
• Takeaways From The High Court's New Rule On RICO's Reach
• 'Taking My Talents To South Beach': Law Firm Version
• Commerce Sets Initial Duties On Chinese Construction Goods
• 7 Financial Firms Team Up For Post-Trade Blockchain System
• Boeing, Iran Air Reach Tentative Deal On Aircraft Sales
• State Dept. Signals Shift To E-Forms For Defense Exports
• ADM Can't Stop Indonesian Suit In $21M Soybean Row
• Japan TPP Opponents Fear Litigious Americans, Scholar Says
• Commerce Seeks To Make Export Violation Penalties Clearer
• Winklevoss Twins Open UK Bitcoin Exchange
• USDA Official Urges House To Lower Barriers To Cuban Trade
• WTO Sees Highest Level Of G-20 Trade Barriers Since 2009
• Coffeemaker Importer Dragged Feet Over Defect, Feds Say
• Firms Must Plant Roots In These Cities To Compete Globally
• 4 Firms Lead The Pack In Global Expansion
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2016
• High Court Gives Gov't License To Take RICO Claims Global
• GOP Reps. Query Security Protections In Boeing's Iran Deal
• India Eases Foreign Direct Investment Rules
• USTR Teeing Up TPP Implementing Bill For Lame-Duck Vote
• Canadian Trade Minister Champions New Pacific Alliance Pact
• ITC Finds CAFTA Rule Changes 'Negligible' For US Economy
• EU's Antitrust Agency OKs Ardagh's Ball Corp., Rexam Buy
• High Court Limits RICO's Reach Beyond US In Civil Cases
• In Congress: Brexit, Puerto Rico, 2nd Amendment Showdown
• Kobre & Kim Adds Ex-Federal Prosecutor To London Team
• Sierra Club Asks DC Appeals Court To Block Gas Export
• US, Canada Claim 'Significant Progress' In Lumber Talks
• US Delays Tariff Decision In Chinese, S. Korean Steel Probe
• Business Titans Keep Pushing For TPP Vote This Year
• US Senate Panel Opens Door For More Food Exports To Cuba
• Asian Trade Dip Leads Global Decline, WTO Says
• 4 Tips For Representing Sovereign Nations At The WTO
• Lumber Liquidators Dodges Mandatory Recall In Flooring Row
• Brussels Charts 8% Rise In Duties Against EU Exports
• $4B Maritime Trade Plan Aims To Boost Great Lakes Region
• Energy Exec Pleads Guilty To Venezuela Corruption Scheme
• Farmers Seek Nationwide Class Cert. In GMO Corn MDL
• Commerce To Review Ammonium Sulfate Imports From China
• ITC Launches Probe Of Possibly Counterfeit Daimler Wheels
• Ex-Chiquita Exec Wants Out Of Colombia Paramilitary Suit
• Senate Dems' Gun Control Filibuster Halts Funding Debate
• Energy Co. That Lost NAFTA Row With Canada Seeks Redo
• CEO Who Copped To Illegal Exports Asks For 4-Year Sentence
• Louis Berger Sues Former Exec Over $17.1M FCPA Penalty
• Sens. Press For Tough Enforcement Of Slave Labor Import Law
• 2 Japanese Cos., 5 Execs Face Auto Parts Antitrust Charges
• US Tags Tires From Sri Lanka, India With Early CVDs
• ITC Calls For Input On New MTB Process
• With Ex-Im Hobbled, GE Forges Ahead With French Financing
• TPP Unfairly Tips Balance Toward Foreign Investors: Study
• CIT Questions Scope Of Taiwanese Solar Panel Duties
• China Touts Market, Competition Reform To Boost Economy
• Metal Co. CEO Pleads Guilty To Illegal Exports To Iran
• DOL Gives Strong Review Of TAA Program
• GOP Lawmaker Urges Vigorous Oversight Of TPP Food Rules
• 6 Factors Every Law Firm's Gender Diversity Initiative Needs
• It's Time For Congress To Reel In The USDA Catfish Rule
• US, Mexico Back Canada In $370M NAFTA Wind Farm Row
• BNY Mellon Finalizes SEC Portion Of $714M Forex Deal
• Smuggler Who Violated Syrian Sanctions Gets 32 Months
• Buy-Local Rules Key TTIP Competition Target, EU Official Says
• European Advocates Bristle At New US Banking Data Policy
• House Panel Hits Kerry With 2nd Subpoena For Keystone Docs
• Bats Europe Launches New UK-Focused Index Service
• Google Goes To Bat For TPP's IP, Internet Provisions
• Canada Ratchets Up Paper Duty Fight At WTO
• 12 Ways To Ensure Compliance With New Food Defense Rule
• Looming Brexit Vote Casts Uncertainty Over London IPOs
• Bankrupt Gas Co. To Pull 1 Claim In $565M Row With Egypt
• Fla. Man Gets 12 Years For $11M Lender-Based Fraud Scheme
• ITC Bars Indian Steel Co. For 16 Years In Trade Secrets Row
• Denim Buyers Say Jeans Co. Can't Toss Labeling Suit
• EU Deepens Trade Engagement With Southern African Nations
• Solar Co. Can Hold Off Paying Anti-Dumping Fees For Now
• GOP Rep. Predicts TPP Vote Will Slip To Next Administration
• Colombia To Lower Price Of Novartis Cancer Drug Gleevec
• Andorra's Inaction Led To Bank Failure, $411M Suit Says
• India Nearing Compliance In WTO Poultry Dispute
• In-House Teams Are Voting With Their Feet — And Then Some
• CFTC Rule Would Require Clearing More Interest Rate Swaps
• Future Of US-China Trade In Flux As Obama's Term Nears End
• CMA Says Golf Club Maker's Online Sales Ban Could Be Illegal
• WTO Members Take Stock Of Farm Subsidies
• Footwear Coalition Wants To Stomp Out Tariffs Under TTIP
• US Says It's Complied In Duty Dispute With China
• A Former ALJ's View Of Witness Statements At The ITC
• Commerce Says 2 Cos. From UAE Dumped Steel Nails
• SEC, DOJ Not Fooling Many With Easy FCPA Deals
• Chinese Solar Panel Duties In Jeopardy As CIT Faults Scope
• Biz Groups Intensify Push For TTIP Financial Services Rules
• Thompson Coburn Can't Duck Tech Firm's Negligence Claims
• UN Says Investor-State Dispute Settlement Cases Growing
• Japan Looks To WTO In India Steel Safeguard Duties Dispute
• EU Lawmakers Approve $1.3T WTO Tech Trade Deal
• 7 Tips For Writing An Effective Amicus Brief
• US Signs Reciprocal Arms Procurement Deal With Japan
• The 25 Law Firms GCs Recommend To Their Friends
• ITC To Probe Apple, AT&T In Touch Screen Patent Suit
• China To Open Up For $38B In Securities Investments From US
• State Department Boosts Penalties For Arms Export Violations
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Nix Duties On Vietnamese Wind Towers
• Australia's Labor Party Wants ISDS Nixed From Trade Deals
• Romania Arbitration Spat Awaits Mobil-Venezuela Appeal
• US, India Vow To Explore New Trade Opportunities
• FTC Head Calls US-China Antitrust Efforts 'Work In Progress'
• US, China Tackle Steel Crisis, Investment Treaty At Summit
• WTO Stands By Ruling For Panama In Colombian Tariff Row
• Akamai, Nortek Avoid FCPA Charges With SEC Agreement
• Chilean Shipping Exec Indicted In Price-Fixing Scheme
• WTO Chief Offers Plan To Jolt Lagging Global Trade
• Senate Approves 2 New CIT Judges
• Insurer Wants $5M Warehouse Fire Verdict Extinguished
• Extra Tariffs On Chinese Steel Unwarranted, Importers Say
• 3 Firms Fined Over Data Safe-Harbor Misdeeds
• Syngenta Says Several GMO Corn Class Actions Barred
• Phone Case Is 'Container,' US Tells Fed. Circ. In Tariff Row
• Morgan Stanley Wants To Join The ETF Craze
• Enviros Join Canada In Quarry Project NAFTA Dispute
• US Presses China On Insurance Cybersecurity Rules At WTO
• US-China Summit Confronts Industrial Overcapacity
• High Court Rejects Saucy CBP Duties Rule Challenge
• EU Defends China Market Status Review For Anti-Dumping
• Hundreds Of Enviro Groups Mobilize To Defeat TPP
• 5 Steps To An Anti-Corruption 'Culture Of Compliance'
• OFAC Eases Burma Sanctions, But Risks Remain
• The Container Store Blasts Clashing CIT Rulings At Fed. Circ.
• Just 'Get On With The Arbitration,' Judge Tells Shipper
• Canada Owes Millions For Canceled Wind Farm, Firm Says
• WTO's IP Czar Frets Over Discord Around Trade Disputes
• State-Level Sanctions Linger As Deterrent Despite Iran Deal
• 5 Tips For Aspiring International Trade Attorneys
• OECD Trade Ministers Back Intensified WTO Negotiations
• Vetoed Keystone Bill Wasn't Congress's Will, Gov't Says
• 6 Supreme Court Cases Every BigLaw Attorney Should Watch
• Problematic Copyright Provisions In TPP
• Chiquita Can't Ditch Colombia Paramilitary Torture Claims
• Asset Manager Hits Peru With $1.6B Bond Arbitration Claim
• EU Data Protection Supervisor Suggests Privacy Shield Fixes
• US Subpoenas Huawei Over Iran, North Korea Exports
• Talk Is King At US-China Economic Summit, Analyst Says
• Chadbourne Draws Int'l Arbitration Pro From Bryan Cave
• Obama Pushes Back Against Anti-Trade Barbs
• A Brief History Of Law Firm Cyberattacks
• Canadian, Chinese Machine Parts Tagged With Initial Duties
• FERC Greenlights Kinder Morgan's $2B LNG Project
• The US Perspective On The UK's Possible Brexit
• WTO Members Eyeing Final Green Goods Pact By September
• Chinese Cos. Rarely Arbitrate State Disputes, Study Says
• Commerce Sets Early Duties On Welded Pipe From 4 Countries
• $600M Salt Plant Suit Belongs In Mexico, Mitsubishi Argues
• Michaels Denied 2nd Shot At Nixing Exploding Vase Row
• Treasury Further Restricts North Korea's Access To US Banks
• China Told Cybersecurity Regs Will Hobble Foreign Insurers
• ICSID Tosses US Firm's $100M Claim Against Dominican Rep.
• US Dings UAE On Foreign Investment Hurdles
• China, US Slated To Roll Out Formal Ivory Trade Ban
• The Resurrection Of The Miscellaneous Tariff Bill