International Trade Archive » August, 2016

International Trade - August, 2016

202 articles

• Turkish Gold Trader Wants Judge Off Iran Sanctions Case
• Norway Buys $453M Stake In San Francisco Real Estate
• ITC Won't Appeal ClearCorrect Patent Ruling To High Court
• Louis Berger Settles Suit With Former Exec Over Bribery
• TPP Docs Squabble Will See New Round Of Briefing
• Duties To Be Imposed On Chinese Water Treatment Chemical
• Final Bellwether Trials Picked In Syngenta Tainted Seed MDL
• Abbott Calls Alere's $5.8B Merger Suit 'Publicity Stunt'
• Gazprom Says Ukraine's Gas Co. Wants $14B In Arbitration
• India's Steel Safeguards Draw Scrutiny From US Officials
• Reconciling The Practice With The Business Of Law
• Cisco Accuses Arista Of Defying Import Ban On Infringing IP
• AstraZeneca Will Pay $5.5M To SEC Over FCPA Claims
• Sales Clerk Wants Time Served In $50M Export Scheme
• Feds Seek To Quell Banks' Anti-Money Laundering Fears
• Senior US Officials Defend Foreign Military Sales System
• Foreign Agents Registration Act May Be At A Tipping Point
• Storm Clouds Surround EU-US Trade Pact As France Balks
• CBP Continues March Toward Entirely Digital Trade System
• WTO Chief Picks Panelists To Hear Japan-Korea Tariff Case
• ITC Slaps Quinn For 'Vast' Document Failures In Tech Row
• REBUTTAL: Establishing Standards And Norms In Mediation
• Atty Says He Was Rooked Out Of $180M In Iran Bombing Case
• ITA To Adjust Korean Pipe Duties After CIT Judgment
• Commerce Takes Early Action On Chinese Truck, Bus Tires
• Legacy Of Missed Chances Clouds US-India Trade Summit
• India Finance Minister Calls For New Arbitral Institutions
• Patent Co. Says Deal With Honda Ends Infotainment Probe
• DC Circ. Set Immunity Standard Too Low, Venezuela Says
• US Manufacturers Seek Results From India Trade Summit
• Conflict Minerals Audits Have No Standards, GAO Says
• Chamber Of Commerce Creates Antitrust Expert Group
• McConnell Says No Senate Vote On TPP In 2016
• Alere Drags Abbott To Court In Bid To Force $5.8B Deal
• Judge Sinks Marine Fuel Shippers' Bid For Payment
• Brexit Causes Massive Headache For TTIP Talks: Former USTR
• Defining Attorney-Client Relationships In The Electronic Age
• Commerce Floats New Dumping Probe Pricing System
• Toshiba JV Says Dell Can't Take Discovery Spat To 3rd Circ.
• $62M Avon FCPA Settlement Gets Approval, Fees Cut 40%
• US Tags Chinese Specialty Fabric With Early Duties
• Korean Noodle Makers Oppose Class Cert. In Antitrust Suit
• Swedish Chemical Biz Owners Must Arbitrate Payment Row
• Patent Co. Asks To Dump Toyota From ITC Infotainment Probe
• US Chicken Producers Squawk About Chinese Tariff Extension
• IRS Can Collect Taxes In Virgin Islands Residency Fight
• 4 Reasons Law Firm Business Development Initiatives Fail
• Steel Cos. Dispute Italian, Asian Steel Dumping Duties
• USTR Opens Door For More Tariff Cuts On Travel Goods
• 5 Key Takeaways From Key Energy's FCPA Settlement
• Judge Tells Hungarian Execs, SEC To Get Ready For Trial
• Duty Evasion Rules Usher In New Customs Enforcement Era
• Canada, Lilly Make Last Pleas In Patent Policy NAFTA Row
• Phone Cases Not Subject To 'Container' Tax, Fed. Circ. Says
• Scotland Says Brexit Will Hurt Tax Revenues
• Japan Again Suspends Retaliatory Tariffs On US Goods
• CIT Upholds Commerce Decision On Copper Tube Duties
• ITC Rolls Out Import Monitoring Tool Under New Trade Bill
• Lewis Brisbois Adds Father-Son Pair To Business Practice
• ITC Judge Clears Fitbit Of Jawbone's Trade Secrets Claims
• 3 Takeaways From CFIUS' OK Of ChemChina-Syngenta Deal
• Export Penalty Guidance: A View From The Inside
• Ex-Contractor Officials Get 13 To 18 Months For Gunrunning
• Ex-USTR Frets About Transparency In Duty Evasion Regs
• Venezuela Must Pay $1.2B To Canadian Miner, Tribunal Says
• Wyden Biding His Time On TPP Position
• From BigLaw To Your Own Firm: 4 Tips For Legal Startups
• GOP Senator Calls For Iran Payment Hearing
• Smartphone Makers Get Quick Alice Win In ITC Patent Case
• US Customs Renews Ban On Ruby, Jadeite From Burma
• WTO Gets China To Nix Duties On EU, Japanese Steel
• Arms Export Scheme Gets Calif. Woman 50 Months In Prison
• EU-Colombia Booze Battle Headed For WTO Panel
• 4 Communications Fundamentals For High-Stakes Litigation
• Feds Escape Privacy Act Suit Linked To Liberia Sanctions
• Food Equity Act Would Add USDA To CFIUS
• Sheppard Mullin Adds Crowell & Moring Gov't Contracts Pro
• Agencies Share New Rules On Anti-Dumping Investigations
• Russia Loses WTO Fight Over EU Pork Products
• South African Court Orders 30% Wheat Tariff Hike
• Lobbyists Ask DC Circ. For Fees In Trade Panel Suit
• Forex Dealer Dodges Investor Suit Over Swiss Franc Losses
• Exec Branch Concerned About FCC Telecom Review Clock
• Risk Management Tips For Attys Serving As Local Counsel
• Mitsubishi Beats Sea Salt Firms' $600M Antitrust Suit
• State Dept. Approves $60M Gun Sale To Afghanistan
• Bankrupt Solar Panel Co. Can't Revive $950M Antitrust Suit
• Syngenta Dodges Most Of GMO Corn MDL
• UAE Consultant Says Basis For $4M Iran Sales Fine Is Flimsy
• Conservatives Mobilize To Quash Ex-Im Rescue Attempts
• US Tees Up More Duties On Chinese Construction Products
• Costco, Apotex Generic Lipitor Labeling Suit Hits 9th Circ.
• Canada Urges DC Judge Not To Revive Mesa's $600M Claim
• Pols Urge End To EU 'Discrimination' Against US Insurers
• US Seeks Feedback On Russia's WTO Compliance
• Unpaid Duties Will Keep Heat On Enforcement Regime
• US Releases 1st-Ever Status Report On Peruvian Timber
• Agencies Harmonize Docs For Defense, Dual-Use Exports
• Beware The 'Standard' Mediation Confidentiality Agreement
• Tote Bags Can't Fix Denim Co.'s 'Made In USA' Settlement
• Judge Won't Undo $5M Warehouse Fire Verdict
• Union Pacific Sues Customs Broker Over Unpaid Duties
• Asiana Wants Claims Dropped In Air Cargo Antitrust Suit
• K&L Nabs Trade Compliance Pro From Baker & McKenzie
• Commerce Must Re-Choose Surrogate In PET Film Squabble
• How Vietnamese Shrimp Decisions Will Affect Trade Disputes
• GAO Says US Owed $2.3 B In Unpaid Duties
• 5 Mistakes To Avoid When Building Law Libraries
• Taiwanese Steel Co. Challenges Anti-Dumping Duty
• Fed. Circ. Unravels Bid To Move Yarn Maker's Customs Fight
• Wind Energy Co. Seeks To Duck Canada's Costs In $367M Row
• Microsoft, Others Commit To Privacy Shield Data Transfers
• International Investment Court A Red Herring, Law Prof Says
• Woman Involved In Illegal Export Scheme Wants Time Served
• Hyundai Says Parts Supplier's Illegal Imports Infringe TM
• Michelin Settles Tread Patent Row With Tire Co.
• Key Energy Pays SEC $5M To Settle FCPA Claims
• Union Bemoans Lack Of Duty Findings On Indian Tires
• Law Students Should Explore BigLaw Pro Bono Options
• Amira Foods Investors' Class Action Over $90M IPO Tossed
• AT&T Strikes Deal To Service Cuba
• Vietnamese Wind Tower Tariffs Don't Get By Fed. Circ.
• WTO Smacks Down Russian Tariffs On EU Products
• Commerce To Review Duties On Chinese Xanthan Gum
• Clinton's TPP Pivot Could Be A Long Way Off
• Ill. Business Owner Indicted For False Ex-Im Bank Claims
• Jury Rejects $554M FinTech Theft Claim Against Emirati Bank
• WTO Should Stop Undermining Legitimate Trade Remedy Laws
• Commerce Ends Italian, Spanish Steel Rod Duties
• International Cartel Stats: A Look At The Last 26 Years
• Obama Taps Ex-Congressional Staffer As ITC Vice Chair
• Fitbit Asks ITC To Reconsider 3 Patent Invalidations
• Indian Court Upholds Fertilizer Sale Award Against Gov't
• Aussie Antitrust Regulator OKs 2 Melbourne Port Proposals
• Sugar Co. Claims Citibank's Currency Deals Cost It $64M
• ITC Weighs Steps To End Infringement Of Belkin's Trademark
• Panama Canal Authority Mostly Defeats Builders' $106M Claim
• Former WTO Deputy Sees Long Slog Toward New Trade Talks
• Retailers Say Changes Needed For 'Athletic' Shoe Imports
• What You Should Know About New Int'l Anti-Bribery Standard
• Eli Lilly, Canada Spar Over $383M NAFTA Arbitration Claim
• CORRECTED: ITC Finds Chinese Refrigerant Gas Undercut US Industry
• USDA OKs Import Of Fresh Peruvian Figs And Pomegranates
• 15 Banks Tackle Trade Finance With Blockchain Tech
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Reverse CIT Finding On Duty Exclusion
• Electronics Co. Asks DC Circ. To Undo $4M Fine For Iran Sales
• Novartis Korea Execs Indicted, Accused Of Bribing Docs
• DC Circ. Lets Dominion, Industry Group Into Gas Export Case
• Writing Arbitration Clauses To Get The Arbitration You Want
• Auto Parts Co. Says Class Cert. Falls Flat In Price-Fixing Suit
• Dechert Attracts Antitrust Leader From Hughes Hubbard
• Abbott Still Worried About Alere Pact Even After SEC Filing
• WTO Ready To Make Call On Solar Policy, Washers Appeals
• Export Controls And The Internet Of Things
• Trump Claims Clinton Will Waffle On TPP Opposition Someday
• Syngenta Says Grain Standards Act Preempts Corn MDL
• Steelworkers Union Cheers Latest Trade Case Ruling
• Accounting Firm Wants Defunct Tech Co.'s Suit Moved To Ky.
• Bristol-Myers Directors Sued in NY Over FCPA Inaction
• Russia Opens IPhone Price-Fixing Investigation
• WTO Boss Makes Trade Pitch To Silicon Valley Heavyweights
• TPP Brings Changes To US Merchandise Processing Fee
• ITC Revives US Steel's Sweeping Probe Of Chinese Steel
• No Ruling On S. Korea's Nuke Disaster Safeguards Till 2017
• Zoetis Says AX Pharmaceutical Imports Infringing Dog Drug
• US Finalizes Tariffs On Steel From 7 Countries
• Feds Restrict Exports Of Nuke Isotope Equipment
• A Review Of Key Criminal Cases Against Execs In Q2
• Bangladesh Garment Sector Still Needs Labor Reforms: EU
• Tax Reform Advocates Bash Republicans' Anti-TPP Effort
• Trump Aims To Shake Up Trade Negotiating Strategy: Adviser
• 9 Tips For Becoming A Legal Pundit In The Media
• Global Investment Court Will Be Good For Everyone, EU Says
• Scotch Group Calls For Free-Trade Policies After Brexit
• EU Slaps Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese, Russian Steel
• LSE Warns Brexit Turmoil Could Damage Trading Volume
• USAF Revamping Military Sales Program, Citing Inefficiency
• Law Firm Employees Can Better Defend Against Cyberthreats
• Shrimp Farm Settles Monopoly Claims Against Breeder
• EU Mulling More Central Bank Exemptions From EMIR Rules
• A Look Inside The Recent Rise In LNG Disputes
• Watchdogs Aim To Sink Arbitration In China-Led Trade Pact
• Treasury Must Explain Warrantless Surveillance Doc Search
• Boies Schiller Reps Film Co. In 'Wolf Of Wall St.' Funding Suit
• State Dept. Approves $300M Aircraft Sale To Argentina
• Lawmakers Want Army Corps To Explain Coal Terminal Denial
• Archer Daniels Slams Bid To Compel Witness In Syngenta MDL
• How To Avoid Botching An FCPA Due Diligence Inquiry
• 6 GOP Pols Warn Against Lame-Duck TPP Vote
• Indian Agency Proposes Steel Anti-Dumping Duties
• CIT Lets Tweaked Korean Oil Tube Duties Stand
• Singapore Leader Warns US Reputation At Stake In TPP Fight
• Mitsubishi Says $600M Salt Suit Alleges Impossible Conspiracy
• Afghanistan Joins WTO, Inks Trade Facilitation Pact
• Brazil Opens Door For US Beef Products After 13-Year Ban
• Some Ericsson Patent Terms Made To TCL Deemed Fair
• DOD Takes Steps To Halt Purchase Of Counterfeit Parts
• US-China Panel Queries Investment Accord's Economic Upside
• FBI Tech Pleads Guilty To Giving Information On FBI To China
• White House Remains Bullish On TPP Passage
• BigLaw's (Crowded) Passage To India?
• Obama Administration Will Ramp Up Steel Industry Scrutiny