International Trade Archive » November, 2016

International Trade - November, 2016

209 articles

• Prosecutors Tout Individual Accountability In FCPA Cases
• Commerce Corrects Errors In Chinese Refrigerant Duties
• Trump Risks 'Disaster' In Nixing Iran Deal, CIA Head Warns
• More Conflicts Arise On Kirkland Team for Turkish Trader
• Life Tech Tells Justices Quantity Matters In Patent Case
• FCC Pauses Effort To Streamline Team Telecom Reviews
• The Ethical Risks Of A Multijurisdictional Practice
• Ways & Means' Top Dem Exiting Post To Fight Trump Agenda
• EU Investment Court Not Far Off, Official Says
• Potential Increased CFIUS Scrutiny Under Trump
• Conservative Groups Look To Keep Ex-Im Bank Hobbled
• Sempra Unit Seeks FERC Approval For Texas LNG Project
• Brexit Tariffs May Cost Car Industry £4.5B A Year, Group Says
• Phase-Down Of HFCs Depends On Trump Administration
• Trump Taps Billionaire Ross To Lead Commerce Department
• Chiquita Denied Forum Dismissal Bid In Colombia TVPA Suit
• Qualcomm Investors Fight Dismissal Of China Corruption Suit
• Men's Clothing Biz Wants Ch. 11 Shield For Top Execs
• Trade Group Says Dr. Oz Cooked Up Fake Olive Oil Claims
• Gov't To Ask If Chemical Weapons Treaty Affects Businesses
• Malmstrom Aims To Reverse Fading Public Support For Trade
• Two Convicted In 5-Hour Energy Counterfeit Case
• How Law Firms Are Using Analytics To Reduce Write-Offs
• WTO Inches Closer To Enacting Trade Facilitation Accord
• FCA And Duty Orders: Key Weapons In A Trump Trade War?
• A Review Of Key Cases Against Executives In Q3
• German, French Bank Lobbies Lash Out At Basel Reforms
• OECD Predicts Economic Growth Under Trump Administration
• English Court Keeps Indian Miner's $39M Award Intact
• US-Canada Lumber Fight Reignites As Talks Stall
• Lockheed Wins $7.2B F-35 Deal From Pentagon
• Commerce Issues Correction To German Steel Tariff Errors
• Justices Reject GPS Co.'s Appeal Of $6M ITC Patent Penalty
• Schlumberger Signs Iran Oil Deal Amid Sanction Uncertainty
• WTO Strikes Down Wash.'s Boeing Tax Cut
• Our Most Important Exports
• EU Lawmakers Approve New Cross-Border Pensions Regime
• The Missing American Jury
• Bio-Rad Says Ex-GC Faked FCPA Concerns To Save Job
• Defense Trade Org Pushes Congress On Funding, Ex-Im Bank
• WTO Dispute Roundup: New AB Members, EU-China Panel Set
• Billionaire Bristles At 'Boss Wu' Tag In Fresh UN Charges
• FERC Won't Reverse $3.5B LNG Project Approval
• Trade Disputes Likely To Increase During Trump's Presidency
• EU-Canada Trade Deal Clears Hurdle In EU Parliament
• UK Slates Extra £400M For Fintech Development
• Chinese Mogul Faces New FCPA Charges In UN Bribe Case
• Trump Biz Dealings May Hobble Global Corruption Crackdown
• EU Reaches Agreement On Conflict Mineral Regs
• UK's Trade Growing Pains Will Be Temporary, PM Says
• Trump Team Taps Proskauer, Cahill Attys For Agency Advice
• China BITs Get Boost From Singapore Court In Sanum V. Laos
• US, China Swap Criticism Of Agricultural Trade Barriers
• TPP Alternatives Gain Steam After Trump Vows Withdrawal
• Clifford Chance Hires Trade Expert For Brexit Group
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• EU Will Withhold Market Access, UK Brexit Chief Warned
• Avoiding Law Firm BYOD Risks: Tips For Securing Devices
• Trump Vows In Video To End TPP, Loosen Energy Regs
• Iran UN Mission Consultant Cops To Sanctions, Tax Charges
• Trump DOJ Prep Guided By Morgan Lewis, Kirkland, MoFo
• Calif. Lobs Latest Auto Parts Antitrust Suit Against Panasonic
• Aixtron Stands By $728M China Deal Despite CFIUS Challenge
• EU Commish Talks Up Free-Trade Pacts In Milan
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Could Spur Meritless FCA Suits, Co. Says
• 4 Ways Lawyers Can Improve Their Marketing
• Lockheed Martin Lands $1.2B South Korea F-16 Contract
• Importers Beware: US Customs In Enforcement Mode
• Azevêdo Frets Over Sluggish Pace Of New WTO Talks
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Tariffs On Tyco's Fire Sprinkler Triggers
• Coffee Maker Importer Held Liable For Not Reporting Defect
• Agencies Tweak Arms Export Rules For Aircraft, Engines
• US Wood Producers Take Aim At Chinese Imports
• JPMorgan's $264M Princeling Deal Just First Of Many
• State Dept. OKs $31B In Fighter Jet Sales To Qatar, Kuwait
• Beyond Bean Counting: How Legal Can Add True Value
• Faulty Jurisdiction Claim Dooms Chinese Steel Duty Suit
• Richtek's Patent Suit Trimmed From 50M To 2.9M Products
• House Tries To Ground Iran Plane Sales Despite Veto Threat
• Top UK Biz Judge Denies Arbitration-Court 'Arms Race'
• EU Trade Chief Charts Course For WTO Work On E-Commerce
• JPMorgan Pays $264M FCPA Fine For Hiring Program In Asia
• A Quick Guide To Depositions In Japan
• OPINION: The US Supreme Court In 2017
• Commerce Chief Stumps For Privacy, Trade Partnerships
• Congress Urged To Block Certain Chinese Investments In US
• DOE Approves US-Canada Renewable Power Line
• CIT OKs Customs Official Depo Ahead Of $22M Valuation Row
• Work For GSK Got Pair Jailed In China, Suit Says
• EC Eyes 12 Trade Pacts' Potential Effects On Agriculture
• How Energy Firms Can Use The Defend Trade Secrets Act
• Teva Pharmaceuticals Earmarks $520M To End FCPA Claims
• Human Rights Must Be Priority In Trade Deals, Groups Say
• Sens. Call For Action On GMO Approvals At US-China Summit
• Trump Administration Figures To Keep Sanctions Bar On Alert
• A Primer On The Presidential Appointee Vetting Process
• Merging Law Firms: Think Before You Tie The Knot
• National Oilwell Varco Ends Export Investigations For $25M
• House Votes To Extend Iran Sanctions Authority
• Int'l Arbitration Pro Rejoins Arnold & Porter In London
• Peru Stepping Up Efforts Against Illegal Logging
• What's Next For US-Mexico Bilateral Trade Under Trump?
• Enviro Group Has Standing To Sue Over Fur Export Rules
• Congress Likely Looking At Short Lame-Duck Session
• DOD Rule Would Create Export Control Issues For Contractors
• Merging Law Firms: Why Deals Fail Or Underperform
• Chiquita Execs Denied Reconsideration Bid In Torture Suit
• Level 3 Says FCC Empowered To Limit Nat'l Security Reviews
• EU Levels More Provisional Tariffs On Chinese Steel Products
• Sarkozy Wants Carbon Tax If Trump Backs Out Of Paris Pact
• US Trade Policy 'A Guess' Under Trump, Ex-Trade Reps Say
• FCPA Enforcement On Near-Record Pace For 2016: Part 2
• Intellectual Property Under A Donald Trump Presidency
• What To Expect From The New Senate
• Russia Given Six Months To Comply With WTO Tariff Ruling
• Turkish Trader Denies New Indictment Charging His Brother
• Merging Law Firms: Beware Conflicts Of Interest
• Brazil Sets Sights On US Steel Duties In New WTO Case
• How US Federal Elections Will Impact US-China Relations
• Man Vs. Machine: Or, Lawyers Vs. Legal Technology
• Forecasting International Risk Climate Under President Trump
• OPINION: The Verdict — A Rejection Of Politics As Usual
• Top EU Trade Officials Unsure TTIP Will Survive Trump
• US Trade Policy At Crossroads, USTR Counsel Says
• Canada Signals Willingness To Renegotiate NAFTA
• Trump Victory Cloaks US-Cuba Relations In Uncertainty
• Merging Law Firms: Why Hogan Lovells Has Worked
• Commerce Says Vietnam Steel Exports May Be China Dodge
• Rigid Team Telecom Deadlines Not Doable, Exec. Branch Says
• 3rd Circ. Won't Reconsider Creditors' Appeal In Hanjin Suit
• US-India Biz Coalition Begins Overtures To Trump
• UK, China Agree On Financial Services, Panda Bonds
• TPP All But Dead In Wake Of Trump Victory
• France's Game-Changing New Anti-Corruption Law
• Monkey Blood Supplier Pleads Guilty To False Labeling
• Manufacturer Challenges Steel Nail Determination At CIT
• Foreign Military Sales Under Obama Total $278B
• Trade-Fatigued Rust Belt Fueled Trump's Stunning Win
• Banks Like Arbitration But Don't Use It Much, ICC Finds
• Foreign Affairs Outlook For Trump Presidency, 115th Congress
• Samsung Faces Challenge Of Recalls Across Jurisdictions
• FCPA Enforcement On Near-Record Pace For 2016: Part 1
• Europe Braces For Trade Conflicts After Trump Win
• Trump's Upset Win Puts Obama Legacy On Chopping Block
• After Trump's Triumph, What's Next?
• Trump Win Puts These 4 On High Court Shortlist
• Trump UK Trade Promises May Not Pay Off For Banks
• Trump's Victory Puts Trade Liberalization Into Deep Freeze
• GOP Retains Control Of Both Houses Of Congress
• Settlement In Auto Parts Price-Fixing Row Gets Judge's OK
• US Doles Out More Preliminary Tariffs In Steel Row
• Broadcasters Lobby FCC To Reform Nat'l Security Reviews
• US May Reinstate Argentina's Trade Benefits
• Nev. Judge Shuts Down Trump's Early Voting Suit
• Mexico's Anti-Corruption Reform Could Be Game Changer
• The Firms Cashing In This Election Season
• Duties On Chinese Aluminum Expanded After Alloy Switch
• Why The Candidates' BigLaw Bills Keep Rising
• Candid Advice From The Bench: Judges Are People Too
• WTO Sets Up Panel To Weigh US-China Export Duty Fight
• Man's Missile Buy Meant To Expose Iran Gov't, Jury Hears
• Import Malaise Baffling, But Trade Cost Isn't Culprit, Fed Says
• Akin Gump Hires Ex-Republican Staffers For Lobbying Efforts
• Forum Clauses No Sure Way Around Latin America Courts
• Pakistani Nationals Sentenced In Drug-Shipping Scheme
• 7 Steps For Managing An Associate Who May Be Impaired
• China's Cybersecurity Law Roils US Businesses
• Chinese National Gets 15 Months In Stolen Military Chips Plot
• Nixing TPP Could Lock US From Asian Markets: White House
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Vitamin C Antitrust Decision
• Feds Chase Texas Co. For Unpaid Duties On Chinese Magnets
• FDA Inspectors Letting Loose On Defiant Drugmakers
• Taiwanese Co. Can't Take Taxes From $3.2M Royalties Award
• DC Circ. Dumps Enviros' Challenge To Texas LNG Project
• Azevedo Seeks 2nd Term As WTO Director-General
• Juice Co. Fights Fla. Remand, Fees In Del Monte Award Case
• Key Takeaways From Embraer's $205M FCPA Settlement
• The Role Of Litigation Analytics In Your Case
• Clearinghouses Voice Concern On Banks' Capital Requirements
• Rebar Trade Case Clears First ITC Hurdle
• China Ministry Urges High Court To Block ITC Import Ban
• DOD Floats Rule To Crack Down On R&D Funding Abuses
• Commerce Issues Rule Revising Arms Export Embargoes
• Paper Co. Says $100M Duties Based On 'Aberrant' Sale
• Investors In Angola Oil Bribe Case Set Sights On Class Cert.
• Chinese Fertilizer Being Dumped In US, Commerce Finds
• 'Made In USA' Vitamin Buyer's Class Cert. Bid Too Long
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 5
• UK Must Get Parliamentary OK For Brexit, Court Rules
• US Senators Urge Treasury To Halt $2.3B Aleris Deal
• Skeptical Justices Grill Venezuela In Nationalization Row
• State Dept. Can Keep BAE Systems Settlement Docs Redacted
• ITC Judge Says Swedish Co.'s Radiotherapy Imports Flout IP
• Man Charged In $100M Fraud Arrested After Cubs Game
• Embraer Deal Opens Brazilian Frontier For FCPA Enforcement
• Moody's Pins UK Credit Rating To EU Financial Market Access
• 4 Ways To Get Associates Trial-Ready
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 4
• UK Wants To Help Rehabilitate Iran's Banking System
• DOJ, FTC Float Changes To Int'l Antitrust Guidelines
• Pair Charged In Scheme To Export Aircraft Parts To Iran
• Enviro Abuses Cast Doubt On TPP Terms, Report Says
• ITC Gets Patent Complaint On Chinese Artificial Sweeteners
• Steel Co. CEO Says China's Steel Dumping Will Slow In 2017
• Lessons Learned From Hanjin Shipping's Bankruptcy
• S. Korea Fines Japanese Cos. $9.7M For Car Part Price Fix
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 3
• Iceland Ratifies Trade Facilitation Agreement
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 8