International Trade Archive » March, 2017

International Trade - March, 2017

242 articles

• Gov't, Trader Spar Over Alleged Giuliani, Mukasey Conflicts
• Braskem Must Face Investor Corruption Suits, NY Judge Rules
• Trump Takes Aim At Trade 'Cheaters' In 2 Exec Orders
• A Law Firm's Guide To Social Media
• Trump's NAFTA Plan Must Begin With New Hill Strategy
• EU's Vestager Pushes Antitrust World To Tackle Subsidies
• USTR Dings China For Long-Standing Trade Hurdles
• Trump To Officially Nominate McAleenan For Customs Head
• Why UK Now Needs To Worry About EU's Article 218
• Why Shippers See Value In Cayman Special Purpose Vehicles
• EU Brexit Plan Would Deny UK Sector-Specific Trade Deals
• Tusk Says Trade Talks Possible After Good Brexit Progress
• Trump Aims To Probe Trade Barriers, Boost Duty Collection
• Union Pacific Digs For Early Win In $5.8M Unpaid Duties Row
• Giuliani Won't Touch Turkish Trader Sanctions Case, Atty Says
• Aviation Service Co. Owner Gets 18 Months In Bribery Case
• Investor State Arbitration Safe With Trump, At Least For Now
• Sens. Back Treating Currency Manipulation As Unfair Subsidy
• Enviros Sue To Nix Permits For Keystone XL Pipeline
• US To Tackle China's Market Economy Status In Foil Probe
• From Exit Threats To Tiny Tweaks: What's Next For NAFTA?
• State Dept. OKs Bahrain F-16 Deal Stalled Over Human Rights
• London Fintech Sector Rattled As UK Sets Hard Brexit Path
• Trump's NAFTA Plan Hews Closely To TPP Model
• Commerce Probes Dumping Claims On Silicon Metals Imports
• 7 Key Takeaways As UK Pulls Brexit Trigger
• Motorola Files ITC Complaint Over Hytera Radio Equipment
• Monsanto Denied Pause Of Doc Handover In Syngenta MDL
• Ways & Means Head Considers Changes To Border Tax Plan
• The €60B Question: Who Picks Up The Tab After Brexit?
• Senators Demand GAO Probe Of Work Relief Programs
• NTC's Role Becomes Clearer, And The Trade Bar Isn't Happy
• Advocate For An Agency: Ex-FERC GC Cynthia Marlette
• EU Parliament Proposes 3-Year Transition Period For UK
• US Removes ZTE From Trade Blacklist After Sanctions Deal
• Europe Aims For 'Damage Control' As It Puts Continent First
• UK's May Officially Starts Country's Exit From EU
• What Happens When State Becomes The Enterprise In ISDS?
• Ways And Means Head Questions Need For Trump Tax Plan
• Giuliani, Mukasey Add Firepower To Iran Sanction Defense
• Tribal Group, Enviros Challenge Keystone XL Permit
• Brexit State Aid Uncertainty Leaves Lenders Hanging
• Fed. Circ. Reverses CIT, Backs Gov't On Aluminum Duty Scope
• US Steel Cos. Seek Duties On Wire Rod From 10 Countries
• ICSID Lifts Enforcement Hold On $173M Tenaris Award
• 9th Circ. Tosses Steve Wynn's FCPA Defamation Suit
• WTO Sides With China Over EU's Poultry Quotas
• Investment Arbitration Will Continue Evolving, Blackaby Says
• Meat Industry Wants Trump To Break Chinese Beef Block
• ITC False Ad Decision Shows The Breadth Of Section 337
• Del Monte To Get Clarification On $32M Pineapple Award
• Eletrobras Investors' Bribery Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• Raytheon Among 15 US Cos. Sanctioned By Iran
• Are Your In-House Lawyers Happy?
• Wal-Mart Fights Sanctions Bid In Mexican Bribes Docs Rift
• EU, S. American Bloc Seek Trade Deal 'As Soon As Possible'
• Demand For Single-Market Access Kicks Off Key Brexit Week
• Offshore Driller Settles $15M Jones Act Dispute With Gov't
• China Demands Market Economy Treatment In Wood Probe
• Belizean Court Sinks Belize Bank's $37M Arbitration Appeal
• Labour Party Lays Out Brexit Demands For Bank Access
• Keystone Challengers Unlikely To Trump Presidential Permit
• Ex-Monsanto Lawyer Must Hand Over Docs In Syngenta MDL
• Cisco Says 'Barred' IP Rival Can't Bring Sales Antitrust Suit
• New US Sanctions For Supplying Iran, North Korea With Arms
• Schenker Fights To Shield Client Info In Air Cargo Cartel Suit
• ITA Removes Certain Vietnamese Cos. From Fish Duty Review
• Trade Protectionism Has A 'Bloody' History, WTO Boss Warns
• Google, NASA, Planes And A Stronger Legal Team
• Trump Grants Cross-Border Permit For Keystone XL Pipeline
• Biodiesel Cos. Say Argentina, Indonesia Undercutting Market
• Wal-Mart Bribe Plaintiff Sees Hope In Another's Evidence
• Lawyers Rip White House For Intervening In Dumping Review
• Jury Hands Metal Recycler $16M Loss In Bankruptcy Dispute
• US Steel Nail Co. Seeks Higher Chinese Import Duties At CIT
• ITC Votes For Tariffs On Refrigerant Imported From China
• Shareholder Seeks General Cable's Files On $82M Settlement
• India Floats Draft Text Of WTO Services Agreement
• CIT OKs Commerce's New Copper Tube Duty For Chinese Co.
• 10 Tips For Better Legal Negotiations
• ZTE Cops To Sanctions Violation In $892M Iran Sales Penalty
• Lilly, Biz Groups Rip Tribunal's Decision On 'Promise Doctrine'
• USDA Beefs Up Brazilian Meat Inspections Amid Bribery Probe
• Arab Bank Seeks $2M From Shipper In Corn-Delivery Row
• US Chamber Throws Weight Behind Trump's USTR Pick
• VimpelCom Investors Say Foreign Bribery Suit Has Mettle
• Del Monte Seeks To Halt Pineapple Sales In Contract Dispute
• Importers Revive Push For Duty-Free Travel Goods
• Gray Matters: Decision Error
• Amid Uncertainty, Foreign Contracting Could Bring Profits
• Trump Names New Chief Judge For Federal Claims Bench
• WTO Dispute Roundup: EU Gains Allies In China Market Spat
• Commerce Finalizes Duties On Chinese Water Treatment Chem
• Freshfields Snags CFIUS Expert From Homeland Security
• EU Trade Chief Pushes Back On Rising Protectionism Tide
• EU And Japan Say Trade Deal Is Close
• Salt Sold To US Must Be Reassessed, Canada Tax Court Says
• Law Schools And Law Firms: Seeking Common Ground
• ITA Anti-Dumping Policy Head Joins Arnold & Porter
• ITC Domestic Industry Ruling A Warning For NPE Licensees
• High Court Declines Sawblade Tariff Appeal
• EU Lawmakers Call For Fines On Gazprom In Antitrust Deal
• 3 Ways EU Conflict Minerals Rule Differs From US Approach
• Indonesia Set To Target EU Biodiesel Tariffs At WTO
• DOE Has No Excuse For Shirking LNG Study, Enviros Say
• Why We Need The Fairness In Class Action Litigation Act
• Aussie Co. Denied Appeal In $1.4B Chevron LNG Jetty Row
• US Tees Up Final Duties On S. Korean Steel Component
• Killing Class Actions Means Everybody Loses
• Not From Around Here? Trying A Case As An Out-Of-Towner
• UK Sets Brexit Start For March 29, Amid Fears Of Legal Void
• Implications Of Trump Budget Blueprint For US Stature Abroad
• Canada Prevails In $383M Eli Lilly Case
• G-20 Finance Ministers Abandon Free Trade Sentiment
• Gibson Settles Guitar Design TM Tiff With UK Co. Mid-Trial
• State Dept. Urged Not To Tweak Laser Export Rule
• Trump Backs Up Paris Exit Talk With Climate Funding Cuts
• Germany Could Sue US Over Border Tax On Imports
• Trump, Merkel Remain At Odds Over New Trade Talks
• UN Says Recent Measures Mostly Helped Foreign Investment
• China Throws Water On US Concerns Over State-Run Cos.
• Where Cos. Are 'Found' In §1782 Discovery Applications
• Caterpillar Hires Ex-US AG To Advise On Federal Probe
• ITC To Review Dumping Duty On Steel From 3 Asian Nations
• CIT Revives Vietnamese Shrimp Duty Fight
• Vietnamese Wind Tower Co. Escapes Anti-Dumping Duties
• EU Lawmakers Tighten Oversight Of Conflict Mineral Imports
• A Wake-Up Call For Those Claiming 'Made In USA' Products
• Trump Spares Treasury Financial Crimes Units From Cuts
• US Seeks $854K From Fla. Company For Untaxed Cigars
• White House Aims To Beef Up Trade Enforcement Funding
• Trump Budget Request To Seek State Dept. Cuts, Wall Funds
• For Caterpillar, Federal Raid May Mean More Than Tax Trouble
• Sens. Won't Say If FBI Has Launched Trump Russia Probe
• Obama Admin. Wonks Dismiss Border Tax Projections
• There's More On USTR's Plate Than New Tariffs And NAFTA
• Commerce Says S. Korea Subsidized Steel Imports
• Investors Could Be At Risk Under India's New Model Treaty
• Experts Want Coordination Of Competition, Trade Policies
• ITA Finds Mattress Springs From China Sold At Unfair Value
• Sens. Seek Food Safety Review For Foreign Sales Of US Cos.
• Tile Importer Says Stock-Drop Settlement Is Covered
• Trump USTR Pick Pushes Trade Policy Shifts At Senate Panel
• US Customs Says Mods Don't Make Brazilian Plane American
• Russia Finds Apple Illegally Fixed Prices On IPhones
• DC Circ. Says Firm Faces No Threat From ITAR Broker Rule
• ITC Kicks Off Probe Of Chinese Aluminum Foil
• Wynn's FCPA Defamation Suit Faces Skeptical 9th Circ.
• Reciprocity In CFIUS Reviews Might Hit Chinese Deals Hardest
• Romania Readies To Scrap Bilateral EU Investment Treaties
• Commerce Knocks Chinese Sink Duty Appeal In Fed. Circ.
• All Eyes On Chile As TPP Parties Chart New Path
• How The Most Profitable Law Firms Structure Their C-Suites
• Lawmakers Clear UK Gov't To Start Formal Brexit Talks
• EU, Southeast Asia Eye Broad Trade Deal
• Wal-Mart Investors Seek Sanctions In Mexico Bribe Case
• US Procurement Market More Open Than Other Nations: GAO
• ITC Opens Dumping Probe On Australian Silicon Metal
• CIT Nixes Furniture Cos.' Duty Fraud Case Against Commerce
• China Ready To Intensify Dumping Methodology Battle At WTO
• Don't Bet On Unsupported Worldwide Order To Secure Assets
• Settlement Strategy: What Does The Client Really Want?
• No Market Access Without Free Migration, Ex-EU Official Says
• ITA Modifies Dumping Margins On South Korean Transformers
• Ex-Ambassador Asks 2nd Circ. To Save Venezuelan Bribe Suit
• Chinese Food Additive Co. Sues US Over Dumping Duty
• US, Mexico Pledge New Effort To Clear Sugar Trade Impasse
• Judge Nixes UN Bribery Suspect's Bid To Block Key Evidence
• WTO Will Decide S. Korea-Japan Valve Row Later This Year
• Mexico Likely Eyeing NAFTA Update Instead Of Full Restart
• Uptick In Coordinated US-Brazil Anti-Corruption Enforcement
• In The Associate Lateral Market, All Law Firms Are Not Equal
• Export Control Enforcement In The Wake Of ZTE Resolution
• Whistleblower Protections Vs. Confidentiality Obligations
• DOJ To Continue FCPA Pilot Program While Reviewing Results
• Co. Says ZTE Can't Hide $892M Fine From Patent Row
• White House Prepares To Shut Down USTR Waiver Fight
• Japan Moves For WTO Panel In Indian Steel Safeguards Fight
• Risk Is Expanding Under The Kingpin Act
• Aluminum Association Asks For Dumping Duties On China
• OFAC Takes Sanctions Jurisdiction Into Uncharted Waters
• Mexico Moves To Knock Down Costa Rica's Avocado Barriers
• ITC Extends Comments On US Steel's Antitrust Claims
• ZTE Listing Pivotal In Criminal Case, DOJ Official Says
• Feds Charge Ukrainian With Exporting Military Gear From NY
• ZTE Fine Shows Big Sanctions Aren't Just For Banks Anymore
• Aussie Co. Fights For Appeal In $1.4B Chevron LNG Jetty Row
• Turkey Hits US With WTO Complaint Over Oil Pipe Tariffs
• Del Monte Can't Stop Pineapple Sales In $32M Award Fight
• UN Bribery Suspect Blasts Feds Over Discovery Timeline
• Peter Thiel Tells Energy Execs Globalization On Its Way Out
• Gibson Tells Jury UK Co. Stole Its Iconic Guitar Designs
• ITC To Probe Ford Hybrid Imports For Patent Infringement
• Senate Panel Will Examine US Trade Rep Nominee Next Week
• Norwegian Air Can Intervene In DC Circ. Air Permit Row
• US Wallops ZTE With $892M Penalty For Sales To Iran
• Top 5 Business And Human Rights Concerns For Companies To Monitor
• Financial Lobby Group Urges EU To Rethink Startup Rules
• S. Africa Accuses Shipper Of Fixing Toyota Shipment Prices
• Exxon Reveals $20B Gulf Coast Growth Plan At CERAWeek
• Conservative Watchdog Files FOIA Suit Over Flynn Docs
• Fed. Circ. Stands By Ruling Backing 75% Paper Dumping Duty
• Paper Co. Presses Case In $52M NAFTA Claim
• WTO Will Examine Colombia's Tariff Fixes In Panama Spat
• Another Steel Attorney Tapped As Interim USTR
• China's Food Safety System In The Year Of The Rooster
• Data Analytics Now Cost-Effective For Smaller Firms
• Shipping Act's Antitrust Preemption Is Powerful
• Lawmakers Float Immigration Plan To Save EU Market Access
• Business And Human Rights Movement‎ Spurs New Initiatives
• Privacy Shield Needs To Be Revisited, EU Officials Told
• ITC Finds Chinese Steel Imports Damaging US Industry
• Sen. Wyden Blasts GOP, Trump Tax Plans As Gifts To Wealthy
• Caterpillar Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Day After Federal Raids
• CIT Sends Chinese Wire Hanger Duties Back To Commerce
• WTO Chief Looks To EU For Multilateral Leadership
• WTO To Screen Statements In US-Mexico Tuna Dispute
• Keystone XL Escapes Trump's US Steel Only Pipeline Order
• India Implores US To Drop $450M Poultry Retaliation Bid
• CFIUS To Take Closer Look At Sibanye's $2.2B Stillwater Buy
• Don't Underestimate The Value Of An Internal Audit
• Monster Energy Renews Push To Arbitrate Distributor Row
• Trump Begins Drawing Battle Lines Against WTO
• 1st Circ. OKs More Prison For Sending Nuke Parts To Iran
• US, EU Reach Deal To Use Each Other's Drug Inspections
• House Intel Committee Sets Out Scope Of Russia Probe
• 2nd Circ. Struggles With Scope Of FCPA In Alstom Exec Case
• Federal Agents Search Caterpillar's Ill. Headquarters
• Dems Want Pink Slip For Sessions After Russian Revelations
• Making America Manufacture Drugs Again
• Regulators Closing In On Basel IV Deal, Officials Say
• New Business Opportunities In Shared Workspaces
• Trump Pulls CFTC Nominations For 2 Obama Picks
• Chevron Fights Appeal In $1.39B LNG Jetty Case
• Commerce Ends Duties On Certain Japanese Steel
• Rebar Cos. In Turkey, Japan, Taiwan Get Initial Dump Margins
• ITC Calls For Oral Arguments In Chinese Steel Antitrust Case
• Trump Will Not Comply With Adverse WTO Rulings
• Ho Ho No! CIT Says Christmas Dinner Not A Religious Ritual
• Don't Forget Pending Tax Treaties, CPA Group Tells Senate
• UN Won't Adopt Sanctions Over Chemical Weapons In Syria
• DOJ 'Deconfliction' Requests: Considerations And Concerns