International Trade Archive » December, 2016

International Trade - December, 2016

156 articles

• 6 Key Commercial Litigation Finance Trends For 2017
• 5 Ways To Fight Costlier Legal Malpractice Claims In 2017
• US Sanctions Against Cuba: Outlook Under President Trump
• What To Expect From A Trump Trade Policy: Part 1
• Mediating E-Discovery Disputes Can Save Time And Money
• Feds Push Through Record FCPA Week With Teva Case
• FERC Greenlights $10B Gas Export Terminal In Texas
• No Quick Win In $84M Duty Evasion Suit Against Univar
• ITC Dings Umicore With Lithium-Ion Induced Infringement
• Bio-Rad Can't Block Ex-GC's Evidence In Retaliation Trial
• US Anti-Dumping Duties Draw Fire During WTO Review
• EPA Board Hits Chinese Motorbike Cos. With $1.4M Penalty
• ITC Will Take Another Look At US Steel's Antitrust Claims
• US Threatens EU With New Tariffs Over Beef Hurdles
• Enviros Step Up Fight Over DOE Approval Of La. LNG Exports
• WTO Dismantles Indonesian Food Barriers In Decisive Ruling
• Teva Pharmaceutical To Pay $519M To Settle FCPA Charges
• Reseller Denied Fees From Wiley After High Court Remand
• Why Odebrecht Handed Prosecutors A Record FCPA Deal
• USTR Report Names New International Piracy Dangers
• Trump Taps Calif. Academic To Head New Trade Panel
• EU Seeks Input On Global Investment Court Proposal
• WTO Tweaks Policy Reviews Amid Rising Membership
• Odebrecht, Braskem To Pay $3.6B In Record FCPA Case
• Building Momentum For The Pay Equity Movement In BigLaw
• Goldman Pays $120M CFTC Fine For ISDAfix Rate Rigging
• DC Circ. Won't Reverse Biofuel Land Rulings For US Group
• SIFMA, ABA Air Worries Over CFTC Cross-Border Swaps Rule
• Echoing Trump, AFL-CIO Floats New Blueprint For NAFTA
• Bankrupt Hanjin Gets Go-Ahead To Sell Calif. Port Stake
• Commerce Alters Dumping Margins For Chinese Chlorine Cos.
• Lithium Batteries In Flight: Risks And Regulations
• Labor Watchdog Hopes Peru's New Leaders Yield Fresh Start
• Brazil Eyeing WTO Case Against Canadian Aircraft Subsidies
• US Tells WTO New Negotiating Strategy Needed
• House GOP Committed To Hiking Taxes On Imports, Rep Says
• Keeping Pro Se Litigants At Bay
• Steel Glut Forum In Berlin Launched By Major Economies
• Trump Team Eyes 'Quick Win' In ZTE Sanctions Row
• IMF Head Found Guilty Of Negligence, Avoids Punishment
• Fed. Circ. Says Attempted Lies Justify Duty On Paper Co.
• DOE Defends Approval Of Cove Point LNG Exports
• EU Dumping Duties On Indonesian Chem Additives OK: WTO
• CIT Affirms Steel Tariffs On 3 Korean Companies
• US Appeals WTO Ruling Against Boeing State Tax Break
• $125M Formula Maker Go-Private Deal Sparks Investor Suit
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Russia Cases Go Ahead, China Stalls
• CFIUS Takeaways From Blocked Aixtron Deal
• Are Courts In The Discovery Driver's Seat?
• Alaska Man Moved $1B To Iran, Flouting Sanctions, Feds Say
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Atty Fees For White Sauce Importer
• Solar Panel Importer Can't Dodge Dumping Duty: Fed. Circ.
• EU Cos. Still Facing Significant Nontariff Barriers: Study
• Colombia Declares Compliance In WTO Tariff Fight
• ICE, Customs Launch Effort Against Counterfeit Electronics
• US Expands Fight Against Chinese Ag Policies At WTO
• International Trade MVP: Skadden's Ivan Schlager
• 6 Ways IP Enforcement Plan Impacts Public Health And Safety
• Wal-Mart Investors Call Class Toss Fatal To Records Demands
• Manufacturers, Retailers Blast Border Adjusting In Tax Plan
• Bankrupt Hanjin Lands Ch. 15 Recognition In NJ
• EU Continues Backing UN's Arbitration Transparency Push
• Kirkland Ellis' Conflict Issues Deepen In Turkish Trader Case
• New UK Financial Regulator Heralds Tougher Enforcement Era
• Trump Would Be Wise To Seek UK Trade Deal, Adviser Says
• The President's Long-Forgotten Power To Raise Tariffs
• International Trade MVP: Wiley Rein's Daniel Pickard
• Banks Back Financial Disclosures On Climate Change
• Guinea's Ex-Mines Minister Arrested In Bribery Case
• US Urges High Court to Reject Belize's Arbitration Appeal
• EU, Canada Kick Off Talks On Expanding Investment Court
• EU Council Breaks Deadlock On Anti-Dumping Trade Talks
• Rules Of Civil Procedure Updates Affect E-Discovery
• Canada 2nd To Ratify Treaty On Arbitration Transparency
• The Path To The California Bench
• OPINION: The ITC's Opportunity To Seize The Moment
• SEC Says Bio-Rad Wrong To Call Ex-GC's Work Privileged
• International Trade MVP: Crowell & Moring's Daniel Cannistra
• Trump Taps Exxon CEO For Secretary Of State Post
• 3 Tips To Avoid Being On The Outs With In-House Counsel
• $8B In Chopper, Missile Contracts OK'd For Middle East Allies
• White House Report Urges Better Enforcement Of IP Law
• As Fintech Looks For A Home, 3 Main Contenders Emerge
• After 15 Years In The WTO, China Takes The Gloves Off
• Boeing Inks $16.6B Deal To Sell Aircraft To Iran Air
• Kansas Class To Lead Lanham Act Trial In Syngenta MDL
• Philips Unveils $1.5B Sale Of LED Biz Lumileds To Apollo
• Commerce Investigating Chinese Wood Imports
• International Trade MVP: Quinn Emanuel's Paul Brinkman
• Deals That Died In 2016 And What Killed Them
• Arista Infringes 2 Cisco Network Patents, ITC Judge Rules
• FERC Won't Reconsider $7.5B Jordan Cove LNG Project
• Och-Ziff Contractor Cops To Bribing African Officials
• Food Distributor Challenges Puerto Rico Import Tariff
• Vitamin Co. Can't Shake 'Made In USA' Suit, Consumer Says
• DOJ Sued By Reporter Seeking FCPA Monitor Records
• US Spins Up Last Load Of Duties On Chinese Washers
• The Horrible Conflict Between Biology And Women Attorneys
• Commerce Finds Dumping Of Mexican Copper Pipe
• EU Announces New Chinese Steel Dumping Investigation
• Senate OKs Wider Law Punishing Corrupt Foreign Officials
• Sumitomo Readies $802M Buyout Of Irish Banana Co. Fyffes
• International Trade MVP: Covington's Shara Aranoff
• How Latin America Is Stepping Up Anti-Corruption Efforts
• Most Compliance Officers Face Compliance 'Crisis': Study
• US Reps Urge Canada To Let Canadian Ads Into Super Bowl
• Koch Industries Says GOP Import Tax Would Be 'Devastating'
• Chinese Billionaire Denied Separate Trial In UN Bribe Case
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Yarn Maker Customs Ruling
• Lawyer EQ: Finding Success In Every Interaction
• Chinese Investment Fund Backs Out Of $712M Aixtron Buy
• RCEP Could Increase Asian Investor Arbitration, Activists Say
• Managing Intergenerational Differences Within Your Law Firm
• UK Top Court Judge Casts Doubt On Gov't Brexit Case
• CIT Deems Military-Grade Flashlight A Chinese Product
• Akin Gump Snags Int'l Trade Pro From Baker & McKenzie
• Rep. Brady Asks Trump To Spur Int'l Green Goods Accord
• CIT Won't Block New Comments On Chinese Garlic Duties
• Costa Rica Pineapple Farm Can't Kill $32M Del Monte Award
• Philip Hirschkop: Quietly Making Noise For 50 Years
• USA Labeling Suit Against Denim Co. Lacks Facts, Court Says
• US Sugar Co. Wants Mexico Trade Deal Scrapped
• EU-Canada Trade Pact Protest Inspires Wallonia Declaration
• The Achilles' Heel Of Investor-State Arbitration Awards
• State Dept. Clears $939M Worth Of Foreign Military Sales
• DC Circ. Revives NRA's Elephant Trophy Ban Challenge
• Vitamin Co. Says 'Made In USA' Cert. Bid Lacks Evidence
• EU, OECD Call For Sustainable Clothing And Shoe Trade
• WTO Delays Ruling In High-Stakes Tobacco Packaging Battle
• UK Trade Minister Aims For Minimal Brexit Fallout At WTO
• 3 Takeaways From Chinese Co. FGC's Blocked Aixtron Buy
• ITC To Investigate PacBio's DNA Sequencer Patent Claim
• WTO Trade Ministers Can't Seal Green Goods Pact
• Offshore Patent Transfer Payments Draw IRS, Court Scrutiny
• OPINION: WTO Should Not Authorize Personal Property Theft
• Trump Says US Cos. Moving Abroad Will Face 'Retribution'
• Will The FCPA Get Trumped?
• Obama Blocks Chinese Investment Fund's $712M Aixtron Buy
• FCPA Risk Decreases In Russia, Estonia, Report Shows
• CIT Won't Let Importer Duck Suit Over Unpaid Sugar Duties
• Commerce Continues Review Of Mexican Sugar Agreements
• WTO Chief Calls For Members To 'Intensify' Work In 2017
• Iranian Official Criticizes Extension Of Sanctions Authority
• High Stakes Ride On UK Supreme Court Brexit Hearings
• Making 'Made In USA' Labels Great Again
• Inbound M&A Activity Adrift Post-Election
• 5 Insights From Airbus Group's Joshua Walker
• McDonnell Doesn't Help Magnate In UN Bribery Suit, Feds Say
• Enviros Fight DOE Approval Of LNG Exports At DC Circ.
• Bosch Saws At Center Of Patent Case Could Face Import Ban
• ITC Opens Anti-Dumping Duties Probe On Canadian Lumber
• Tariffs On Steel Plate From 3 Countries Finalized By US
• Congress Passes Extension Of Iran Sanctions Authority
• CIT Says Taiwan Solar Co. Waited Too Long For Duty Review
• Inside World Bank's New Report On Fraud And Corruption
• European Commission To Nix VAT Exemption For Online Sales