International Trade Archive » July, 2016

International Trade - July, 2016

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• Auto Parts Buyers Blast Discovery Delay In Price-Fixing Row
• Most EU Banks Would Survive Downturn, Test Shows
• EU Sets New Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Steel
• Lack Of UK Trade Staff Muddies Post-Brexit Waters
• $10B Texas LNG Projects Gets FERC's Final Enviro OK
• Chinese Poised To Compete With US Tech Firms, Report Says
• Taiwanese Company Challenges Steel Tariffs At CIT
• Shedding Further Light On The FCPA Pilot Program
• JetBlue To Make 1st US-Cuba Flights Aug. 31
• Prevent Litigation From Becoming A Threat To Data Security
• Shareholders Certified In Tile Co.'s China Ties Suit
• Trump Scales Back Projected Tariffs On Ford's Mexican Plant
• EPA Issues Final Regs On Formaldehyde In Wood Products
• 6 Months Since Iran Sanctions Relief: Lessons And Forecast
• ITC Underwhelmed By Lagging Dominican Apparel Program
• Canada Joins WTO Fray Over Chinese Export Duties
• Lawmakers Keep Fighting For Tariff Cuts On Travel Goods
• OPINION: Our Juries Are Being Circumvented
• CFTC Proposes Amendment To Foreign Broker Registration
• CIT Judge Affirms Most Of Commerce's Chinese Garlic Results
• India Raises Foreign Investment Limit In Stock Exchange Cos.
• State Dept. Revises Export Controls For Toxic Agents, Lasers
• Trade Secret Claim Strategies: ITC Vs. DTSA
• Industry Data Shows Drop In Agricultural Exports To Cuba
• French Ex-Internal Market Chief To Run Brexit Talks
• UK Unveils 3 New Trade Hubs To Bolster US Presence
• Legal Aid, Meet Legal Tech
• 4 Traits Of The Top Litigation Firms
• 5 Small(er) But Mighty Litigation Shops
• Law360 Names Top 50 Firms For Litigation
• Trump Crosses Trade Rubicon With Hint Of WTO Withdrawal
• Enviros Attack New TransCanada Pipeline Project
• ITC To Launch Investigation In Container IP Row
• Sanders Calls On Dems To End Trans-Pacific Partnership
• ITC Launches Probe Into Foreign Rubber Imports
• Prior Rulings Doom LNG Project Challenge, DC Circ. Told
• Brexit Amplifies Threat To US Financial Stability: Watchdog
• Testing The UBE: Portable But Inaccurate Bar Exam Scores
• ITC Backs RealD In Patent Row With Rival MasterImage
• How New Trade Deals Are Changing Investor-State Arbitrations
• Japanese Trader Gets Ship Stopped Over $32M In Spoiled Soy
• Fish Importer Asks High Court To Take Duty Case
• Australian Advisory Board Questions TPP Terms
• Latest FCPA Deal Validates Pilot Program
• Commerce Department Launches New Trade Finance Panel
• WTO Chief Pushes Members For Specific Negotiating Offers
• Sticking By Tariff Threats, Trump Floats WTO Withdrawal
• Testing The UBE: Missouri Benefits From Uniform Bar Exam
• LAN Airlines Pays $22M To Settle FCPA Union-Bribery Charges
• US, HSBC Urge 2nd Circ. To Block Money Laundering Report
• NBTY Vitamins Falsely Labeled 'Made In USA,' Consumer Says
• Shearman & Sterling Account Held Stolen Funds, Feds Say
• Philip Morris Ruling Allows For Regulation, But Not Free Rein
• Brexit Opens Door For Overhauled UK Trade Policy
• WTO Head Says EU Must Honor China Accession Deal
• Steel Pipe Makers Tell Fed Circ. To Revive Commerce Suit
• Watchdogs Demand Block Of $43B ChemChina-Syngenta Deal
• Commerce Issues Dumping Duty On Corrosion-Resistant Steel
• Wal-Mart Beats Mexican Bribery Suit In 8th Circ.
• Lords Say Brexit Talks Need Parliamentary Oversight
• Brexit: An Unexpected Boost For UK Commercial Real Estate
• Commerce Dept. Sets Cold-Rolled Steel Dumping Margins
• CIT Sends Chinese Copper Tube Duties Back To Commerce
• JPMorgan Nearing $200M Settlement On Asia Hiring: Report
• Canada Vacates Tax On US Lumber Co.'s Duty Refund
• Man Behind $50M Russian Military Export Scheme Gets 10 Years
• CIT Fields 2 New Solar Cell Duty Challenges
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Members Look To Get House In Order
• UK Business Group Says EU Access A Must In Brexit Talks
• Troubled Waters: Customs Increases Jones Act Enforcement
• 3 Trump Campaign Promises Keeping BigLaw On Edge
• ITC Judge Rules Fitbit Patents Invalid In Win For Jawbone
• CIT Tosses Aluminum Importer's CVD Challenge
• Commerce Finds LG, Samsung Dumped Chinese Washers In US
• Campaign Bombast Souring TPP Landscape, Ex-USTR Says
• WTO Opens 2016 Probe Of Chinese Economy
• Feds OK $1.6B In Weapons Sales To UAE & Japan
• Chamber Hops Aboard US-UK Trade Deal Bandwagon
• Jaguar Says Antitrust Claims Can't Stand In Auto Sale Row
• US Blocking Publication Of Damning HSBC Report, UK Says
• Philippines Rejects Talks 'Outside' South China Sea Ruling
• Canadian Motor Home Co. Says Customs Owes Duty Refund
• Dell Objects To Toshiba-Samsung Ch. 15 Discovery Protection
• India Looks To Dodge $450M US Retaliation In Poultry Row
• Consumers Say Kraft Heinz Can't Toss False Label Suit
• US Joins Case Over Facebook Data Transfers From EU
• Texas Attys Sued Over Possession Of Valuable Thai Rubies
• The EU-US Privacy Shield: A How-To Guide
• Legal Action Looming Without Strong Lumber Deal, Sens. Say
• China Sawblade Makers Ask Fed Circ. To Nix CIT Duties Ruling
• EU Follows US Lead With China Export Duty Challenge
• Brexit Challenge To Go To Trial In October
• CIT Affirms Door Handle Exclusion From Aluminum Tariff
• USTR Unveils Digital Trade Policy Group
• EU, US To Ramp Up Talks On Financial Services Rules
• CIT Again Finds Customs Missclassified Canadian Screws
• Importer Tells Justices ITC Overstepped With $6M Patent Fine
• ParkerVision-Samsung Smartphone Row Ends In Patent Deal
• US, Vietnam Strike Deal To End WTO Shrimp Fight
• EU Launching New Trade Talks Post-Brexit
• DOE Greenlights Cameron LNG Gas Export Expansion
• How Law Firms Can Create Next-Generation Office Spaces
• US Challenges China On Export Duties At WTO — Again
• EU 'Acknowledges' South China Sea Award
• Calif. Olive Oil Buyers Win Cert. In False Ad Row
• US Levels Final Duties On Steel From Korea, Mexico, Turkey
• TTIP Talks Wrap With Both Sides Pressing For More Urgency
• Labor Dept. Will Probe Colombia's Trade Deal Compliance
• DC Circ. Nixes Enviros' Challenge To Cove Point LNG Project
• Honduras Action Nudges WTO Pact Closer To Enactment
• A Stronger India-US Relationship Is A Boon For Business
• US Steel Says Closed Cases 'Irrelevant' To ITC's China Probe
• ITC Spells Out How Broad Use Sunk Converse Sneaker TM
• Foreign Investment In US Cos. Surged In 2015, Study Says
• CIT Affirms Revised Duty Calculation On Chinese Sinks
• Iran Nuclear Compliance Monitor Wants $10M More A Year
• LNG Rulings Don't Sink Cove Point Challenge, Enviros Say
• China Demands New WTO Panel To Weigh Revised US Tariffs
• Louis Berger Sues 2nd Former Exec Over Bribery Scandal
• FTC Sends Warnings To Cos. Over APEC Privacy Compliance
• Sen. Finance Chair Wants Plans To Ensure TPP Compliance
• Revamped UK Cabinet To Prioritize EU Single Market Access
• Push For Solo UK Trade Talks Gain Steam In Congress
• A New Frontier For Bank Secrecy Act Prosecutions
• 3 Chinese Bearing Makers Escape Anti-Dumping Duties
• EU Trade Deals Risky For Data Protection, Study Says
• Sony Says Parts Of Smartphone Patent In ITC Probe Invalid
• Norwegian Shipping Co. To Pay $99M Fine For Price-Fixing
• Internet Advocates Want Safe Harbor In Services Trade Pact
• Chinese Fertilizer Trade Case Clears First ITC Hurdle
• Diplomacy, Military Hard Line Urged In South China Sea Spat
• US Targets Chinese Export Duties In New WTO Case
• China May Cave On South China Sea, Despite Early Resolve
• EU Trade Chief Calls For More Rule Of Law In China Relations
• South China Sea Ruling Unlikely To Ease Trade Tensions
• EU-US 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Pact Gets Final Nod
• Commerce Issues Preliminary Duties In Chinese Steel Fight
• New UK Chief Must Balance Biz Needs With Brexit Goals
• US Probe Of Chinese Fertilizer Imports To Continue
• DC Circ. Offers Clarity On GHG Emissions In NEPA Studies
• What Brexit Means For EU Patents And Trademarks
• Philippines Wins South China Sea Arbitration
• Farmers Buck Preemption Arguments In Syngenta Corn MDL
• TTIP Talks Face Louder Call For Financial Services Rules
• Transparency Questions Linger As Duty Evasion Regs Loom
• Boeing Selling UK $6B Worth Of Planes, Helicopters
• Salt Firms Slam Mitsubishi Bid To Toss $600M Antitrust Suit
• Lawyers And Lawmakers Split On Brexit Vote Legality
• How To Close A Law Firm — Practically And Ethically
• Sanders Can't Wedge TPP Rebuke Into Dem Platform
• WTO's Green Goods Accord Could Be Inked This Year
• The First 90 Days Of DOJ's FCPA Pilot Program
• Theresa May To Become UK Prime Minister
• Privacy Shield Shelf Life In Question Despite EU Approval
• Buchanan Nabs Milbank Pharma, Import IP Pro
• Philip Morris Loses Uruguay Packaging Arbitration
• UK Says Data Guidance Still Relevant Post-Brexit
• Another Ex-Louis Berger Exec Sentenced In FCPA Case
• ITC Halts Steel Probe Amid Jurisdictional Questions
• EU Probes Tax Rates On French, Belgian Ports
• US Asks WTO For $450M In Tariffs In India Poultry Dispute
• London's Fintech Scene Hit By Brexit Blues
• New Republican Plan May Be Key To Unlocking Tax Reform
• 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Pact Approved By EU Leaders
• USTR Throws Water On Standalone Britain Trade Deal
• Ex-Louis Berger Exec Gets Prison In FCPA Case
• Clinton Faces Tough Road Ahead With TPP Opposition
• Samyang, Noodle Buyers Settle $1.5M Ramen Suits
• Shipping Exec Cites High Court Ruling In Sentence Appeal
• TPP Foes Flood Pelosi With Petitions To Oppose Deal
• The Smart Money Is Not Following Traditional Law Firms
• US Puts N. Korean Leader, Officials On Sanctions List
• 6 Strategies To Maximize The Benefits Of The TPP
• Fed. Circ. Backs Trade Court On Import Duties Row
• ITC Continues Magnesium Duties, Starts 2 Other Probes
• TransCanada Pushes To Invalidate Obama's Keystone Denial
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Ford Canada Conspiracy Claims
• Sen. Floats Bill To Halt Trafficking Of Tribal Objects
• Travel Goods Groups Want Duty-Free Access Expanded
• European Parliament Calls For Crackdown On Tax Dodgers
• High Court Reminder: The US Is Not The World's Policeman
• RFP Lessons: 5 Ways Law Firms Can Beat Frustration
• Public Sector Unions Slam EU Investment Court Proposal
• Magnesium Maker Slams Commerce's Tariffs At DC Circ.
• CIT Slams IKEA's Bid To Shake Aluminum Duties
• EU Takes Risky Approach To Implement Canada Trade Deal
• WTO Slates Japan, Korea For Transmission Valve Showdown
• Gibson Dunn Nabs Ex-DOJ Fraud Official For DC Office
• Researchers Say AML Crackdown Threatens Remittance Flows
• Top 10 Anti-Corruption Red Flags In Latin America
• RFP Lessons: 7 Tips To Improve Your Responses
• UK Law Firm Prepares Legal Challenge To Brexit Process
• Spanish Trader Who Beat SEC Charges Charged With Perjury
• ABA Asks China To Clarify Monopoly Law Exemption Process
• Saudi Arabia Walks Back 4-Year Ban On US Beef
• Japan Must Work Harder Against Foreign Bribery, OECD Says
• GOP Sens. Unveil Bill To Pursue Stand-Alone UK Trade Deal
• Brexit: Consequences For EU Chemicals Law Compliance
• US, Other Partners Implement $1.3T Tech Trade Accord
• RFP Lessons: A General Counsel's List Of Law Firm Mistakes