International Trade Archive » February, 2017

International Trade - February, 2017

215 articles

• Ericsson IP Chief Testifies TCL License Terms Were Fair
• Feds Say UN Bribery Suspect Started 'Interrogation'
• Azevedo Tapped For 2nd Run As WTO Boss
• Commerce Raises Final Dumping Duty On Korean Copper
• WTO Will Miss Deadline On Boeing Subsidy Appeal Ruling
• Former Exec. Gets 11 Years For $50M Russia Export Scam
• $15B TransCanada Arbitration Paused Amid Keystone Reboot
• EU Court Rejects Bid To Nix Tariffs On Chinese Solar Panels
• Importer Loses Some Stocking Classification Claims At CIT
• Trump May Use Food Safety Rules As Trade Cudgel
• How 401(k) Benefits Can Attract Millennial Legal Talent
• GC Whistleblowing And Other Implications From Bio-Rad
• Uncertainties Cloud Global Financial Rules: EU Commissioner
• EU Trade Chief Wants Vigorous Debate On Arbitration Reform
• Senate Confirms Wilbur Ross As Commerce Secretary
• White House Continues To Push Back On Alleged Russia Ties
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit EPA Argentine Biofuel Import Row
• Japan Flies Into Canada-Brazil Aircraft Subsidy Battle
• Judge Nixes Toyo's $29M Sanctions Bid In IP Suit, For Now
• Wal-Mart, Mexican Unit Get Shareholder Bribery Suit Tossed
• ERM And The Role Of Counsel In Cross-Border Investments
• The Loss Of Confidentiality In NY Arbitral Enforcement Cases
• Feds Hit Back At UN Bribery Suspect's Discovery Grumbles
• Ceva Sues Chinese Airline For $2M Over Lost Cargo
• Chinese Apparel Maker's $1.3M Arbitration Award Upheld
• Trade Bar Needn't Sweat Over Rise In Commerce-Led Cases
• Feds Seek 14 Years For Ex-Exec In $50M Russia Export Scam
• Trump Shows Optimism For Republican Border Tax Plan
• Feds Can't Seize Luxury Cars From Accused Fraudster: Jury
• Trump Slams FBI, Media Over Leaks On Alleged Russia Ties
• Miscimarra Dissent Slams NLRB Union Election Rule
• What Lawyers Can Learn From Kellyanne Conway
• To CDO Or Not To CDO: Commissioners At ITC Are Split
• Bio-Rad Agrees To $3.5M Fees In Ex-GC Firing Case
• Tax Reform Possible Despite Border Adjustment Opposition
• FCC Approves 1st Foreign Co. Broadcast Station Ownership
• Steel Nail Duties Ensnare Non-Nails, Importer Tells CIT
• ZTE Gets Another Reprieve From US Sanctions
• GOP Lawmaker Wants Flynn To Testify Before Senate Panel
• WTO Strengthens Rebuke Of Russia's Ban On EU Pork
• Final Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Refrigerants Decided
• The Cyber Ecosystem: Evolving Tech And Risk Governance
• The Mistakes Lawyers Make When Copying And Pasting
• FTC Secures Deal To End APEC Privacy Compliance Probe
• Commerce Sets Preliminary CVD Rate On Turkish Rebar
• IG Says DOD Euro Unit Not Fully Monitoring Defense Exports
• Wal-Mart Investors Defend Mexico Bribes Suit
• Judge Chides Del Monte Bid To Seal Award Injunction Docs
• Activist Groups Wants Compliance In $250M Mining Row
• White House May Introduce Tax Changes For 2018 Fiscal Year
• Calif. Court Gets Automatic Funding Disclosure Right
• Law360 International Trade Editorial Advisory Board
• Swiss Co. ABB Reveals $100M Fraud, Fingers Missing Exec
• ITC Flattens Union's Bid For Tariffs On Chinese Tires
• Wiley Rein Picks Up Congressional Trade Adviser In DC
• WTO Enacts Sweeping Trade Facilitation Pact
• UN Bribery Suspect Complains Of Slow Evidence Production
• Dems Want Trump To Endorse Currency Manipulation Bill
• Commerce Accused Of Not Looking Into Furniture Duty Fraud
• Russia Challenges WTO Panel's Vehicle Duties Ruling
• CEOs Mobilize To Back Border Adjustment Tax
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Green Energy, Transit Battles Stall
• Syngenta MDL Class Counsel Want Other Firms To Butt Out
• EU Nearing Decision On Extending China Solar Panel Duties
• 2-For-1 Executive Order Leaves OMB To Work Out Details
• Checking In On ITC Pilot Program For Redesigns
• EU, Japan Aiming For Quick Conclusion To Free Trade Talks
• Commerce Denied 'Free Rein' On Chinese Import Duty Math
• US Sets Early Dumping Tariffs On Synthetic Rubber
• Brexit Won't End UK Investor State Arbitration Clauses
• How The Obiang Case Exposes Limits Of Forfeiture Efforts
• Mayer Brown Grabs Akin Gump Int'l Trade Partner In DC
• With Trump In The Ex-Im Fold, Dem Lawmaker Seeks Action
• Waive Goodbye: How Trump Might Attack The Iran Deal
• Jury Finds Chinese Scientist Guilty In Stolen Seeds Plot
• Judge Suggests UN Bribe Indictment Gets By McDonnell
• Chinese Cos. Say Commerce Used Wrong Cost Surrogate
• Fed. Circ. Affirms 'Severe' Sanctions In ITC Trade Secret Case
• House Lawmakers Seek Clarity On US-EU Insurance Pact
• 2 Dems Offer Trump Road Map To Revamp NAFTA
• Gorsuch Nomination Hearings To Kick Off In March
• Dems Leverage Trade Policy In Battle Over Trump's Finances
• When Personal Jurisdiction And Alter Ego Collide
• Relearning The Lessons Of Korematsu's Case
• How A General Counsel Should Think About AI: Part 2
• Ericsson FRAND Trial Enters Day 2 With TCL Expert
• Border Adjust Tax Will Have Limited Trade Impact, Report Says
• Fed. Circ. Knocks Down Chinese Flooring Anti-Dumping Rates
• Conflicted Kirkland Team Hangs On In Turkish Trader Case
• US Steel Drops Hacking Prong Of Sweeping Trade Case
• Retailers Meet With Trump Amid Tax Reform Concerns
• Iraq Signs Global Treaty On Arbitration Transparency
• Canada-EU Trade Deal Serves Warning Ahead Of Brexit Talks
• ZTE Braces For Hefty Penalties In Iran Sanctions Row
• US To Impose Hefty Tariffs On Chinese Specialty Fabric
• How A General Counsel Should Think About AI: Part 1
• Preparing For DOJ's International Investigations
• Treasury Sanctions Venezuelan VP For Drug Trafficking Aid
• Sens. Issue Calls For Russia Probes After Flynn Steps Down
• Flynn's Exit Could Stall Russia Sanctions Relief
• Lawmaker Tries To Block L-3's $418M Aircraft Sale To Kenya
• Philip Morris Facing More Thai Tax Evasion Charges
• Colombia Wants WTO Panel To Weigh Tariff Compliance
• Chinese Tire Cos. Slam Toyo's $29M Sanctions Bid In IP Suit
• Home Depot Dodges $3.8M Lighting Contract Suit Once More
• Flynn Steps Down Following Russia Sanctions Scandal
• Saving Lawyers 1 Less Drink At A Time
• Fed. Circ. Backs Duties On Chinese Oil Tubes
• CVS Escapes Vitamin C 'Made In USA' Labeling Class Action
• Cheniere Backs DOE Approval Of LNG Exports At DC Circ.
• Trump Huddle With Trudeau Sheds No Further Light On NAFTA
• State Dept. Gives Enviro OK To Enbridge Pipeline Expansion
• NFTC Chair Demands Quick Action On USTR Nomination
• Dems Say Flynn Should Lose Clearance Over Russia Talks
• CMA Banking Chief Says Fintech Reforms A Game-Changer
• Panama Pursues $210M In WTO Sanctions Against Colombia
• Lawyers Cannot Stay Silent While Trump Belittles The Courts
• FTC Gets Quick Settlement Over $1.5M Telemarketing Scheme
• Head Of Italy Defense Group Slams US Over F-35 Program
• Swiss Engineering Co. Admits Improper Unaoil Payments
• The Snuggie Is A Blanket, Not a Garment, CIT Says
• US, Japan Talk Trade Ties As Trump Rattles Currency Saber
• Steel Co. Urges Fed. Circ. To Uphold ITC's 16-Year Ban
• Marketing Basics For Solo Practitioners And Small Law Firms
• Dems Say Trump Has Flipped, Now Supports Ex-Im
• Del Monte Can't Get Rethink Of Refused $32M Confirmation
• Demystifying International Extradition
• ITC Judge Axes Inequitable Conduct Claims In Krill Oil IP Row
• US Dresses Down Apparel Co. For Alleged Fraud In $3M Suit
• 9th Circ. Reverses Software Co.'s Loss In Copyright Row
• GCs May Increasingly Blow The Whistle After Bio-Rad Verdict
• State Dept. Receives Re-Submitted Keystone XL Proposal
• Energy Cos. Unnerved By Trump's Mexico Border Tax Talk
• GOP Senators Push Trump For 'Tough-Minded' Russia Policy
• Cobalt Says No Charges In 2nd FCPA Probe Of Angolan Ops
• How Trump's First 3 Weeks Have Stressed Russian Sanctions
• Mountjoy Wants Others To Join Tech Co.'s Negligence Suit
• Senate Republicans Reveal Rift In Border Tax Push
• Ex-Hungarian Telecom Exec Settles FCPA Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Law Firm Margin Improvement: The Long Game
• PayPal Hit With Money Laundering, Sanctions Subpoenas
• Ways & Means, Senate Trade Subcommittee Get New Members
• Trump's Border Tax Plans Could Spark Canadian Trade War
• EU Will Hasten To Expand Trade Deals Amid US Withdrawal
• Trump Urged To Loosen Up Beef, Pork Trade With Japan
• Anti-Arms Trade Group Fights Weapons Sales To Saudi Arabia
• Chinese Ammonium Sulfate Imports Harm Industry, ITC Says
• Brazil Challenges Canada At WTO Over Bombardier Loans
• DOJ Criminal Division In 2016: Fraud Section Rising
• 2017 Check-Up: Is Your Law Firm Positioned For Success?
• CIT Lets Commerce Reconsider Oil Tube Duty Findings
• EU Unveils Proposals For Trade Deal With Indonesia
• Man Who Sent Nuke Parts To Iran Asks For Lighter Sentence
• US Tariffs On Chinese Construction Goods Will Move Forward
• FDA Warning Wire: Dirty Dentures, Contact Lenses, Chocolate
• Paris Appeals Court Upholds $740M Award Against Venezuela
• CIT Judge Upends Chinese Off-Road Tire Duties
• ITC To Investigate Barriers To Digital Trade
• The Missing Key To 3rd-Party Litigation Funding
• Understanding The USTR's New Insurance Agreement: Part 2
• Cost Of GOP Tax Plan May Outweigh Touted Benefits
• Jury Awards Bio-Rad's Ex-GC $8M For Retaliatory Firing
• Toyo Wants $29M Contempt Sanctions In Trade Dress Suit
• Shipping Exec Shouldn't Get New Price-Fix Trial, 1st Circ. Told
• US Biofuel Group Says DC Circ. Flubbed EPA Land Use Row
• Belize Can't Stop BCB's Bid To Enforce $27.4M Award
• CIT Holds Firm On Ikea Cabinet Handle Duties
• City Will Boost UK In Post-Brexit EU Trade Talks, May Says
• EU Trade Boss Outlines Closer China Ties Amid Protectionism
• EU Keeping An Eye On US-Canada Wine Spat
• Dodd-Frank Tinkering Risks Global Stability, EU Warns Trump
• The End Of SEC's Payment Disclosure Rule
• Understanding The USTR's New Insurance Agreement: Part 1
• The 5th Amendment's Essential Role In Offshore Audits
• Belize Laws To Protect State Assets From Ashcroft Face Suit
• US Rolling Ahead With Indian, Sri Lankan Tire Duties
• Trump Hiring Freeze Stymies Trade Enforcement: Dem Sens.
• GOP Rep. Says Stars Aligned For Transformative Tax Reform
• Commerce Slaps Chinese Stainless Steel With More Duties
• Trump Launches Sanctions After Iran Missile Test
• The Fight To Reform Container Late Charges In US Ports
• SEC Payment Disclosure Rule Moves Closer To Repeal
• Looming Repeal Of SEC Oil & Gas Rule Stokes Bribery Fears
• Rival Interest Groups Square Off Over GOP Tax Plan
• Panasonic Avionics Under Foreign Bribery Investigation
• Mexico Opens 90-Day Comment Period On NAFTA Changes
• Davis Polk Partner Testifies Bio-Rad GC Didn't Back Claims
• UK To Seek New Dispute Resolution Mechanism For Brexit
• US Tweaks Russia Sanctions To Smooth Tech Licensing
• Conservatives Mobilize To Rein In Trump's Trade Powers
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Wiley Rein
• Can Federal Agencies Reverse Course Under Trump?
• UK Seeks Post-Brexit EU Banking 'Cooperation Arrangements'
• EU, Mexico Still Eyeing Trade Pact Amid Rising Protectionism
• The 4 Wittiest Dissents By Gorsuch
• Gorsuch's Opening Words Speak Volumes About His Style
• Bio-Rad GC's Temper, Damages Claim Questioned At Trial
• Senators Flirt With Nuclear Option Over High Court Pick
• Similar On The Law, Gorsuch Differs From Scalia In Style
• Attys React To Judge Gorsuch's Supreme Court Nomination
• Fintech Plan Key For EU Capital Market, Lawmakers Say
• SEC Will Reconsider Conflict Minerals Disclosure Rule
• First Nations Sign Enviro Oversight Deal For LNG Project
• DOJ Can't Say Who Ate Settlement Docs In $15M Oil Co. Row
• Produce Co. Can't Shake $1.2M Award To Mexican Grower
• Senate Approves Tillerson As Secretary Of State
• UK Lawmakers Back Gov't To Begin Brexit Process
• Ikea Loses Bid For CIT Reconsideration Of Aluminum Duty
• DOE Can't Downplay Impact Of LNG Exports, Enviros Say
• The Myth Of The Forceful Mediator
• Hatch Ready To Move On From 'Painful History' Of TPP Failure
• UK-EU Trade Deal May Take To Mid-2020s, Ex-Diplomat Warns
• FSB Plans Global Standard For Failing Clearinghouses
• International Trade Group Of The Year: King & Spalding
• How The Cayman Islands Updated Its Confidentiality Law