International Trade Archive » January, 2017

International Trade - January, 2017

233 articles

• Gorsuch Likely To Restore Scalia-Era High Court Balance
• Gorsuch's Credentials Could Prove Troubling To Opposition
• Bio-Rad GC Fired For Screw-Up And Temper, CFO Testifies
• 3 Gorsuch Opinions You Need To Read Right Now
• Trump Nominates Judge Gorsuch For High Court Seat
• Tax Charges In UN Bribery Case Should Stand, Feds Argue
• Louis Dreyfus Settles Row Over $1.8M Corn Arbitral Award
• WTO Members Lining Up To Monitor Chinese Aluminum Case
• An Analysis Of Wilbur Ross' Stance On Trade Remedies
• Chinese Co. Defends Suit Over $3.8M Jeans Bill
• DOE Tells DC Circ. LNG Export Approvals Were Sound
• Business Groups Clamor For Action On Commerce Nominee
• International Trade Group of the Year: Kelley Drye & Warren
• Maritime Cybersecurity Regulation On The Horizon: Part 2
• UK Hits Deutsche Bank With £163M Money Laundering Penalty
• Trump Order Prompts Judge To Halt Keystone Denial Suit
• NY Fines Deutsche Bank For Letting Russians Launder $10B
• State Nominee Tillerson Advances Toward Final Senate Vote
• US Officially Withdraws From Asia-Pacific Trade Deal
• Senate Dems Win Delay In Mnuchin Committee Vote
• Oil Tanker Co. Toisa Slides Into Ch. 11 With $1B Debt
• Del Monte Can't Garnish Debt In $32M Award Fight: Judge
• ITC Bars Import Of Bosch Table Saws For Patent Infringement
• Love And Law In The Age Of Trump
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Crowell & Moring
• Brexit May See UK Deregulate To Keep Banks, Report Says
• Trump Signs 'One In, Two Out' Order On Rulemaking
• Maritime Cybersecurity Regulation On The Horizon: Part 1
• The State Of The Litigation Finance Industry In 2017
• GOP Tax Plan May Increase Transfer Pricing Scrutiny Abroad
• WTO Issues Mixed Ruling On Russian Car Tariffs
• BNP Paribas Escapes Victims' Suit Over Terrorist Bombings
• Fed. Circ. Sides With CIT In Dispute Over Commerce Rule
• Calif. Consumers Say New Balance Fails 'Made In USA' Test
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Covington & Burling
• Trump's Wall May Disrupt Trade Before It's Even Built
• Israeli Bank Tax Evasion Scam Put Investors At Risk, Says Suit
• EU Imposes Dumping Duties On Chinese Pipe Fittings
• What To Look For In Trump And May's 1st Meeting
• TransCanada Reapplies For Keystone Cross-Border Permit
• NY Judge Signs Off On Braskem's $632M Corruption Fine
• Sessions Says He Will Enforce FCPA, Review Health Mergers
• Trump Promises Border Tax, NAFTA Rewrite, More Trade Deals
• Group Of Major Business Players Backs GOP Tax Blueprint
• Understanding Trump Pipeline Memo On US-Sourced Materials
• Large Firms Will Get Larger Fines, Data Security Chief Warns
• SEC Charges Ex-Och-Ziff Execs Over African Bribery Scheme
• 6 Ways To Get More From A Limited Budget For Trial Graphics
• Late Innings: Top Enviro Decisions From Final Days Of 2016
• The Implications Of Lifting Sanctions Against Sudan
• Bio-Rad GC's Corruption Report Baseless, Atty Testifies
• India Seeks WTO Arbitration Over US Green Energy Subsidies
• Akin Gump Hires Key Export-Control Reform Architect
• Trump's TPP Exit Doesn't Implicate Investor-State Arbitration
• Disregarded Entity Regs Confirm Global Transparency Push
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US, China Poised For Ag Clash
• BigLaw Push Into Mexico Slows Amid Uncertain Climate
• Bio-Rad Ex-GC Asks For $8M On Contentious Trial Day
• Viacom, Others Get $26.7M In Program Rebroadcasting Row
• Nikki Haley Confirmed As Trump's Pick For UN Ambassador
• ITA Levies Hefty Dumping Duties On Chinese Fertilizer
• ITC To Probe Nokia's Patent Suit Against Apple
• Telecom, Bank Seek To Enforce $50M Judgments On Belize
• Commerce Adjusts Duties On Truck, Bus Tires From China
• Brexit Ruling Opens Early Door For Market Access Demands
• Trump's Election Puts TTIP 'In The Freezer': EU Trade Boss
• FCPA Expectations Under President Trump
• Trump's Commerce, DOT Picks Clear Senate Panel
• An Inconvenient Forum: Circuit Split Remains
• Trump Takes Action On Keystone, Dakota Access Pipelines
• UK Supreme Court Blocks Gov't On Brexit Trigger
• Bio-Rad CEO Tells Jury Ex-GC 'Came Unglued' After DOJ Fee
• O'Melveny Adds ITC Patent Specialist From Kirkland
• For Trump, Exiting TPP Was The Easy Part
• Trump State Dept. Pick Tillerson Passes Senate Panel
• Mexican Grower, Distributor Clash On $1M Produce Award
• WTO Loosens Drug Patent Rules For Poorer Nations
• Trump, GOP Differences Could Impede Tax Reform Timeline
• FCA Suit Alleging $1B In Masked Russian Tech Gets Ax
• Trump Overhauls US Trade Policy With TPP Withdrawal
• EU Warns UK Against Official Trade Talks Ahead Of Brexit
• Korean Ramen Buyers Win Class Cert. But Not Sanctions
• Mesa Says Windstream Award Backs Its Energy Case
• Ex-FBI Tech Gets 2 Years For Passing Info To China
• WTO Boss Again Cautions World Leaders On Protectionism
• Herbalife In SEC Hot Seat Over China Anti-Corruption Stance
• Trump Aims To Guard US Interests In Trade, Jobs
• UK Banks Unfazed By Pending Supreme Court Brexit Decision
• Newly Minted As President, Trump Puts Trade At The Fore
• How Litigation Funding Is Bringing Champerty Back To Life
• Bio-Rad CEO Tells Jury He Backdated Fired Exec's Review
• Rolling Back Regulation In The Age Of Trump
• In The Polarized Era Of Trump, BigLaw Searches For Balance
• The Lawyer Who Will Shape Trump's Presidency
• Most Influential Judges On Trump's Supreme Court Short List
• Monsanto Can't Keep Ex-Atty Out Of Syngenta MDL
• Mnuchin Offers Softer Tone On Trade, Countering Trump
• ITC To Probe Sony, Qualcomm, Others Over Graphics Patents
• Treasury Weighs In On Border Adjustment Tax
• US, Mongolia Launch Trade Transparency Agreement
• Attracting And Retaining The Millennial Lawyer
• Aligning With Trump, Senate Dems Unveil TPP Withdrawal Bill
• Fla. Judge Seeks Clarity On Garnishing Unconfirmed Awards
• 2017 Food And Beverage Industry Outlook: Part 2
• Bio-Rad's Ex-GC Testifies CEO Resisted FCPA Investigation
• Commerce Pick Fired Unauthorized Worker Before Hearing
• Hanjin Wins Approval Of $78M US Asset Sale
• Med Device Co. Pays $14M Over Accounting, FCPA Violations
• US Loosens Regs On Exports To India With Military Uses
• Olive Oil Buyers Take 50 Cents A Bottle To End False Ad Suit
• Del. Justices Kick Wal-Mart Investor Suit To Chancery
• Ross Soft-Pedals Trump's Tariff Threats, Holds Firm On NAFTA
• Gov. Haley Pushes For Stronger US Role, Reforms At UN
• US Readies More Tariffs On Chinese Steel
• US Launches WTO Case Over Canadian Wine Regs
• It's Time To Change The Law Firm Business Model
• Norton Rose Launches 20-Lawyer Trade Treaty Group
• 2017 Food And Beverage Industry Outlook: Part 1
• EU Officials See 'Very Difficult' UK Brexit Talks Ahead
• Bio-Rad Fired GC For FCPA Leak, Jury Told At Trial's Start
• Ex-Cravath Atty, Hedge Fund Runner Get 2nd CFTC Seat Try
• Mintz Levin Nabs Ex-Dechert IP Partner In Silicon Valley
• Pilots, Flight Attendants Sue DOT Over Norwegian Air Permit
• WTO Airbus Subsidies Case To Endure Yet Another Delay
• FDA's Foreign Offices Are Short-Staffed, Report Says
• Importer Challenges Duties On Chinese Motor Parts
• 'Insiders' Want $3.8M Clothing Fraud Suit Dismissed
• UK Officials Warn EU Against Punitive Brexit Deal
• TTIP Left Adrift As Trump Presidency Looms
• Key Trade Secret Developments Of 2016: Part 2
• Britain Looks To Shield Fintech Amid Post-Brexit Uncertainty
• The Implications Of Insureds' Illegal Conduct
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-O'Melveny Atty As Antitrust Head In Asia
• Amended Rule 37(e): 1 Year Later
• British Gov't Seeks Clean Break From EU Single Market
• In Congress: More Confirmation Hearings
• 7 European Banks Form Blockchain Partnership
• Chile's SQM To Pay More Than $30M For FCPA Violations
• Calif. Telecom Fights Partner's Fraud Claims In Sprint Dispute
• Ag Groups Press Trump On Cuba As Lawmakers Push Trade
• Russia Bombshells Leave Sanctions Bar Guessing
• Obama Relaxes Sudan Sanctions After Positive Reforms
• Avoiding The Hidden Costs Of Bargain-Priced E-Discovery
• US, EU Complete Agreement On Insurance Regulation
• Why Anti-Corruption Due Diligence Is Important In M&A
• Employment-Based Immigration And Trump: What To Expect
• US Sanctions Syrian Tech Co. For WMD Production
• Hanjin Fights For Approval Of $78M US Asset Sale
• Attys Allowed To Give Advice On US Sanctions, Feds Say
• Zimmer Biomet To Pay $30M For Breaching FCPA Deal
• Judge Still Mulling Del Monte Bid To Halt Pineapple Sales
• A Record FCPA Year For Pharma
• Ramen Buyers Also Cite ConAgra Ruling In Class Cert. Push
• US Sanctions 18 Syrian Officials For Chemical Attacks
• Chinese Garlic Importer Sues Over $200M Bond Liability
• The Outlook For The Pharmaceutical Industry Under Trump
• Obama Sues China At The WTO, For Old Times' Sake
• Saving Lawyers 1 Breath At A Time: Mindfulness In The Law
• US, Swiss Reach Own 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Deal
• Juice Co. Seeks To Strike Doc That Hints At Indemnity Deal
• DOL Says Colombia Out Of Step With Trade Obligations
• Fed. Circ. Judge Hammers Steel Cos. In Saudi Dumping Row
• US Seeks $400K Over Non-NAFTA Clothing Import Claim
• Missing Ethics Paperwork Delays Ross Confirmation Hearing
• Fed. Circ. Told Patent Act Applies To US Ships Overseas
• 3rd Time Not The Charm For 'Made In The USA' Jeans Deal
• Understanding How Blockchain Could Impact Legal Industry
• Feds Charge 4 In Foreign Bribery Plot To Sell $800M Complex
• ITC Slaps Duties On Washing Machines Made In China
• Lehman Bros., US Reach Deal In $67M Foreign Tax Credit Row
• WTO Appeals Body To Decide Russia-EU Pork Row By Feb. 23
• 2 More Energy Execs Cop Pleas In Venezuela Bribery Scheme
• Froman Calls TPP Withdrawal 'Biggest Gift' To China
• McCain, Klobuchar Take 3rd Shot At Drug Import Bill
• Tire Retailer's Miscues Don't Sink Contract Suit, Judge Says
• The Firms That Dominated In 2016
• Canada Urges Tribunal To Ax Claim Over Shuttered Paper Mill
• Japan Takes Aim At Indian Steel Safeguards In WTO Case
• Feds Revise Export Controls On Spacecraft
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Mondelez Pays SEC $13M To End Indian Unit Bribery Probe
• High Court Won't Hear FCA Ambiguity Interpretation Dispute
• Fed. Circ. OKs Duty-Free Schlumberger Fracking Equipment
• Justices Won't Hear Chinese Trade Secrets ITC Case
• Commerce To Form Trade Enforcement Advisory Council
• Sens. To Push For Greater Russia Sanctions After Hacks
• US Raps China For Shortcomings In IP, Steel, Antitrust Policy
• Curbing The Power Of Pari Passu Clauses
• FCPA Predictions For 2017
• Top 8 ITC Developments Of 2016
• Supreme Court Won't Review Belize Arbitration Award Fights
• A Map Of Kirkland's Conflict Maze In Turkish Trader Case
• $19M Belize Award Row Has Unresolved Issues, Justices Told
• ITC Votes To Continue Canadian Softwood Lumber Probe
• Section 101 Arguments On The Rise At ITC
• US Forges Ahead With More Duties On Foreign Steel
• Trump Beefs Up New Trade Council With 2 Appointments
• Gas Co., API Slams Enviros For Opposing LNG Export Project
• 5 Insights From General Electric's Alex Dimitrief
• Foreign Investors May Not Deserve Special Treatment: Study
• US Wallops Chinese Construction Goods With Final Tariffs
• Gardere Adds 5 International Trade Lawyers In Mexico City
• Turkish Trader Wants To Retain Kirkland Despite Conflicts
• Commerce Moves Closer To Indian, Sri Lankan Tire Duties
• China's Market Economy WTO Case Draws Eye Of Others
• ITC To Look Into Chinese Knockoff Arrowhead Claims
• Deciphering RJR Nabisco's 'Domestic Injury' Requirement
• Froman Offers Parting Shot Against Trump Trade Doctrine
• GOP Import Tax May Be Doomed To Fail
• Food Processing Cos. Dodge Modified Corn Export Suit
• Container Cos. Slam 'Retaliatory' Subpoenas In Hanjin Ch. 15
• FCC OKs Univision Foreign Ownership Over 25 Percent Limit
• New Zealand OKs US Turkey Imports
• Canada Rider Nixes Lloyd's Policy's Arbitration Clause: Court
• With Steel Under Scrutiny, US Keeps Monitoring Tool In Place
• 5th Circ. Nixes Human Trafficking Suit Against KBR
• Azevedo Sees No Opposition In Bid To Remain WTO Chief
• US Sanctions Against Russia: Outlook Under President Trump
• Trump Picks Sullivan & Cromwell Partner To Head SEC
• Texas Sues FDA Over Death Penalty Drug Import Delay
• Licenses On 5 Russian Entities Restricted For Hacking
• Trump Threatens 'Border Tax' On GM Cars Made In Mexico
• Be Prepared For Law Firm Data Breach Litigation
• CIT Dings Commerce For Solar Tariffs
• 6 Cop To $2M Bribery Plot For Aircraft Service Contracts
• Trump's Trade Team Just Got Its Muscle
• Commerce Considers Exception To Japanese Steel Duties
• US Sanctions Against Iran: Outlook Under President Trump
• General Cable Pays $82M To Resolve DOJ, SEC Probes
• 7 Legal Industry Predictions For 2017
• What To Expect From A Trump Trade Policy: Part 2
• The 5 Hottest Practice Areas For 2017
• International Trade Issues To Watch In 2017