International Trade Archive » May, 2017

International Trade - May, 2017

231 articles

• Comcast, Manufacturers Infringe 2 Rovi Patents: ITC Judge
• WTO Reports Delayed By 'Substantially Enhanced' Workload
• Judge Rips Ex-Judge In Trial Over Iran-Linked High-Rise
• CBP Didn't Drag Its Feet On Fabric Duties, Says CIT
• Fed. Circ. OKs Interest Charged To Insurer For Unpaid Duties
• US Trade Rep Wants To Trim Trade Deficit With Vietnam
• Feds Slam Bid To Duck Retrial On $30M Russia Export Scheme
• Latin American Nations Pose WTO Fishery Subsidies Proposal
• The Return Of Attorney-Conducted Voir Dire
• CIT Affirms Slashed Dumping Duty For China Garlic Importer
• No Distortion In Turkish Hot-Rolled Steel Market: Fed. Circ.
• Trump Playing With Fire In Bucking EU Trade Norms
• Chinese Co. Had Adequate Notice Of Tariff Review: Fed. Circ.
• After Arista ITC Import Ban, PTAB Nixes Part Of Cisco Patent
• Terror-Tainted $800M High-Rise Must Be Forfeited, Jury Told
• Saleswoman In Russia Export Plot Asks Not To Be Retried
• US Alerts WTO It Is Considering Massive Solar Tariff
• Gray Matters: Identities Are Us
• HP Polish Unit To Shed Deferred Bribery Charges
• UN Bribery Trial Delayed Amid Gov't Secrecy Concerns
• Don't Sell US Short On Cross-Border M&A — But Mind CFIUS
• EU Details Brexit Plan For Top EU Court To Hold Sway In UK
• EU OKs Bilateral US Pact On Insurance, Reinsurance Rules
• Biggest US Firms Opt For Modest Growth In Sluggish Market
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• The Law360 400
• The Firms That Grew Fastest Without Merging
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground In 2016
• Turning 50, Greenberg Traurig Tops The Law360 400
• Judge Reopens ParkerVision Patent Suit Against Apple, LG
• House GOP Tax Plan May Exact Foreign Toll On Offshore IP
• Time Is Right To Address FCA Pleadings Split, Co. Argues
• Senators Renew Fight To Lift Cuba Embargo
• 2nd Circ. Won't Save Ex-Venezuela Ambassador's RICO Case
• DC Circ. Erases $4M Iran Sanctions Penalty In Mixed Ruling
• Lawmakers Object To Trump's Weapons Sale To Saudi Arabia
• Commerce Begins Bombardier Probe After Boeing Petition
• Senate Panel Tees Up Action On New Iran Sanctions Bill
• Billionaire Developer Peppers Judge Ahead Of UN Bribe Trial
• DOJ To Send Fraud Prosecutor To UK Financial Watchdog
• My Milkshake Is Better Than Yours: Part 2
• Crucial Ally Joins Suniva's Quest For Solar Cell Tariffs
• Pork Producers Don't Want Trump To Rock NAFTA Boat
• Phony 5-Hour Energy Bottle Maker Gets Over 2 Years
• Matsuo's $4M Bid-Rigging Fine A 'Sweetheart Deal': Judge
• NAFTA's Defining Feature May Be At Death's Door
• Atty Hits Back At Muzzling Motion In Chiquita MDL
• Army Failed To Properly Track $1B In Equipment, OIG Says
• Taiwan Hit Hard By Change To 8-Nation Steel Dumping Order
• My Milkshake Is Better Than Yours: Part 1
• US Steel Producers, Manufacturers Differ On Import Controls
• Mayer Brown Partner Confirmed As State Deputy Secretary
• Ross Aims For June Finish On Steel Nat'l Security Probe
• Pilots, Flight Attendants Urge Trump To Take On Gulf Carriers
• Class Makes Emergency Bid To Muzzle Atty In Chiquita MDL
• Fed. Circ. Affirms ITC Ruling Invalidating Coffee Pod Patent
• DC Circ. Says Andorran Bank Investors Can't Sue FinCEN
• Wal-Mart Pushes Court To Protect Bribe Investigators' Notes
• Defense Worker Cops To 'Bourne'-Inspired Spy Scheme
• MoFo Adds 6 From Wilson Sonsini To SF IP Litigation Group
• Trump's Budget Offers Mixed Bag For Trade Enforcement
• State Dept. OKs $250M Navy Training Deal For Saudi Arabia
• Jenner & Block Taps Ex-State Dept. Atty As Int'l Law Head
• Venezuela Urges DC Circ. To Ditch $740M Arbitral Award
• USTR All Ears On New NAFTA Negotiating Proposals
• Biz Execs Spar Over Border-Adjusted Tax At House Hearing
• Attorneys, Your Input Is Needed On Deposition Rule
• Giuliani, Mukasey Deny Conflict In Iran Sanctions Case
• Ex-Adidas Owner Loses Appeal, Must Return €404M Award
• Booz Allen Among 9 More US Cos., People Sanctioned By Iran
• US Inks Deal For Up To $350B In Arms Sales To Saudi Arabia
• ICSID Highlights Mediation, But Takeoff Could Be Complicated
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Members Vie Over Compliance Efforts
• EU Trade Chief Says Time Is Needed When Dealing With US
• Chinese Tire Co. Files Suit Over 33 Percent Dumping Margin
• Commerce Chops Fresh Garlic Duty After Challenge At CIT
• Rep. Wants Trump Conflicts Sorted Before NAFTA Revamp
• Suniva Gets New $5.2M Blended DIP After Conflict Claims
• Gibson Dunn Adds Sanctions, Export Control Expert In DC
• UN Panel Finds Slight Decline In Investor-State Disputes
• EU Vows To Amend Chicken Import Rules After WTO Loss
• Sanctions ​And Export Control Risks For Health Care Cos.
• USTR Wants Data On Expanding NAFTA Ag Tariff Cuts
• A Win For Sovereign Immunity
• CIT Grants Duty-Free Status To Some Compression Garments
• Patent Litigator Joins Quinn Emanuel From Kirkland & Ellis
• Russia Meddling Claims Block 'Donorgate' From UN Bribe Trial
• Turkey-Owned Bank Foots Legal Bill For Zarrab Co-Defendant
• Phony 5-Hour Energy Middleman Angles For No Jail
• Rules Of Origin For Automobiles Under A New NAFTA
• How Client Feedback Programs Benefit Law Firms And Clients
• Enviros Sue State Dept. For Keystone XL Route Info
• Keep Up With The Latest NAFTA Developments
• Sabine Backs DOE In Max La. Gas Exports Appeal
• Insurers Must Be Wary As UK Sanctions Agency Enters Scene
• UK's Tories Commit To Full Exit From EU Market
• WTO Gets Moving On Trade Facilitation Accord
• Where India's Companies Act Meets The FCPA
• GOP Has No Tax Plan B Without Border Adjustment, Rep. Says
• White House Pulls NAFTA Renegotiation Trigger
• EU Ruling Puts Investor-State Arbitration In Crosshairs
• 4 Things To Know About Suniva's Solar Cell Tariff Bid
• EU Bumps Up Retaliatory Duties In Byrd Amendment Fight
• Commerce Tees Up Final Duties On Japanese, Turkish Rebar
• Chinese Tire Co. Challenges Dumping Duty Math At CIT
• EU Lifts Import Duties On Sri Lanka For Human Rights Reform
• Del Monte Can't Garnish Debt For $32M Award, Judge Affirms
• Pet Food Maker Tells 9th Circ. Don't Revive Labeling Spat
• Apple Ordered To Turn Over Details Of Unreleased Products
• Developer Seeks McDonnell Instructions At UN Bribery Trial
• Chinese Co. Challenges Duties On Off-Road Tire Imports
• Tech Giants Press Lighthizer To Liberalize Digital Trade Rules
• Auto Parts Buyers Slam Maker's Bid To End Antitrust Suit
• Bid To Move Clearing Risks Financial Stability, City Warns
• Top EU Court's Singapore Trade Deal Ruling Gives Brexit Hint
• Ohio Dem Urges Trump To Take Even Harder Line On China
• Solving The Legal Industry's Data Protection Breakdown
• What US Cos. Must Know About EU E-Commerce Rules: Part 2
• Korean Steel Co. Cries Foul On New Duties, Gets Injunction
• All Eyes On Lighthizer As US Prepares To Reopen NAFTA
• Notorious Lobster Poacher Says US Unfairly Pursuing Him
• Buyers of Tainted Pomegranate Seeds Seek $29M Judgment
• Hughes Hubbard Adds Sanctions Expert From Treasury OFAC
• Giuliani, Mukasey Conflict Affidavits Lacking, Judge Says
• 5 Things To Know About Justice Gorsuch's First 30 Days
• Feds Fight New Trial Bid In $30M Russia Export Scheme
• Ruling Made, Justices Dump Venezuela Expropriation Appeal
• What US Cos. Must Know About EU E-Commerce Rules: Part 1
• Lloyd's Backs Policy Moves To Protect Polar Regions
• G-7 Plans Stronger Cyber Protection, Dirty Money Cleanup
• 5 Mistakes That End Law Firms
• WTO Partly Backs China Appeal Over US Anti-Dumping Math
• EU Imposes Duties On Chinese Steel Pipes And Tubes
• ITC Forges Ahead With Probe Of Chinese Staples
• Texas Court May Clarify Jurisdiction In Cross-Border Disputes
• WTO Members Intensify Call To Fill Appellate Body Vacancies
• EU Commission Using Own Rules In State Aid Rows: Experts
• Trump Has No Russia Ties, With 'Few Exceptions,' Attys Say
• Cameroon Signs Global Treaty On Arbitration Transparency
• US Hails Early Breakthrough On China Beef Trade
• The Legal Road Ahead For Autonomous Vehicles
• Judge Has More Questions On Giuliani, Mukasey Conflicts
• Wal-Mart CEO Can Be Deposed In Mexico Bribery Case
• Florida Judge Consolidates 4 More Suits In Chiquita MDL
• Lithuania Threatens More Claims In Veolia SCC Arbitration
• Trade Deficit Can't Be Used To Review Deals, Chamber Says
• Bio-Rad Can't Get New Trial Over $8M Jury Verdict For Ex-GC
• USDA Chief Forges New Trade-Focused Post
• Senate Confirms Trump's Pick For US Trade Representative
• Sunvalley Must Arbitrate Solar-Cell Spat, 9th Circ. Affirms
• DOE Stands Behind Approval Of Max La. Gas Exports
• US Warns EU To 'Tread Carefully' On Euro Clearing
• Use Arbitration Body To Settle UK Brexit Bill, Think Tank Urges
• No End In Sight For Russia Sanctions After Comey Ouster
• Court Orders EU To Recognize Anti-TTIP Initiative
• Commerce Can't Crush Fresh Garlic Duty Challenge At CIT
• EU Antitrust Chief Says Watchdogs Must Back Free Trade
• Texas Suit Over Death Penalty Drug Faces Steep Odds
• TPP May Be Moving Forward Without US
• Canada Can't Duck $52M NAFTA Claim, US Paper Co. Says
• Thompson Hine Adds International Trade Partner In DC
• How China Became An IP Superpower
• 5-Hour Energy Scheme Duo Fights Feds' $4M Forfeiture Bid
• Trump Warned Against Narrow Focus On Trade Deficits
• US Report Finds 'Little Interest' In China Finance Markets
• Club For Growth Lauds Trump Nominee To Head Ex-Im Bank
• Industry Waking To Enormity Of EU Benchmarks Regulation
• Steelworkers Union Doubles Down On Aleris Deal Opposition
• Commerce Begins Work On Aluminum Trade Probe
• Why US Law Firms Need Anti-Money Laundering Policies
• Crabbers Allowed To Join Suit Over Seafood Origin Rule
• Commerce Sticks Ukrainian Alloy Makers With Hefty Tariff
• The ITC's Evolving Approach To Cease And Desist Orders
• Fed. Circ. Vanquishes US Steel's Bid For Oil Pipe Duties
• Accountant Can't Claim $2.3M IRS Penalty Came Too Late
• US Cautions Canada Against Retaliatory Coal Tariffs
• Sanctions Fears Propel Western Banks' Derisking Drive
• In Congress: House Out Of Town
• Cisco Wins ITC Import Ban On Computer Network Equipment
• Trump Trade Deals Must Share TPP's Goals, CRS Says
• USTR Pick To Move Forward Next Week, McConnell Says
• ITC Hits Steel From 8 Countries With Duties
• Trump's Enforcement Flexing Has Trade Bar Energized
• Chinese Tire Cos. Fight Anti-Dumping Duties At CIT
• ParkerVision Seeks To Reopen Patent Row Against Apple, LG
• Sugar Importer Faces $1M CIT Penalty For Misstating Duty
• Prosecuting The Person On The Other Side Of FCPA Violation
• How Brexit May Harm The US Nuclear Industry
• Clarifying UK Penalty Model For Financial Sanctions Breach
• EPA Faults Chinese Motorcycle Maker For CAA Violations
• US Chips Away At EU Citrus Barriers
• Congress Should Increase Penalties On Internet Pharmacies
• Australia Warns BHP Billiton Changes Could Spur Penalties
• Sales Worker In $30M Russia Export Scam Wins New Trial
• As Canadian Lumber Fight Simmers, US Seeks More Data
• 13 FCPA Enforcement Actions Resolved In 2017 So Far
• Ex-State Department Legal Adviser Joins Steptoe & Johnson
• Hard Bargains Could Discourage New Foreign Military Sales
• ITC Widens Focus Of Digital Trade Barriers Investigation
• Feds Want At Least 5 Years For Duo In 5-Hour Energy Scheme
• Del Monte Gets Its $32M Pineapple Award Confirmed
• Chinese Wood Co. Fights Commerce's 111% Duty Finding
• Ex-Guinea Mining Minister Convicted Of Taking Bribes
• The Changing Nature Of Payments In The US And UK
• Azevedo Hails 'Most Dynamic' WTO Talks In Years
• UN Bribe Suspect Downplays Payments To Convicted Ex-Rep
• Judge Rips Giuliani, Mukasey For 'Disingenuous' Iran Dodges
• Commerce Sets June Deadline On Stalled Mexico Sugar Talks
• Trump May Be Tipping His Hand In Security Trade Probes
• An Uncertain Future For US-Chile Tax Treaty — Especially Now
• Another Chiquita Case Gets Moved To Growing Florida MDL
• Ex-Guinea Minister Admits To Web Of Lies At Bribery Trial
• Morgan Lewis Nabs Trade, Security Pros From Dentons
• Law360's Gray Market Goods Guidebook
• After Boeing Claim, ITC To Investigate Bombardier
• What Lawyers Should Know To Avoid Online Scams
• The Current State Of Renewable Energy Disputes: Part 3
• EU Lawmakers To Vote On New Money Laundering Blacklist
• Greenberg Traurig To Face Questions About Turkey In Hearing
• 4 Takeaways From The Supreme Court's Expropriation Ruling
• Ex-Guinea Mining Chief Takes Stand To Refute Bribery Charge
• EU High Court's Ruling Widens Net For Antitrust Probes
• BMW, Honda, Others Face ITC Probe Over Thermoplastic Parts
• CIT Halts Tariff Collection On Vietnam Wind Tower Co.
• Trump Shuffles White House Trade Advisory Panels
• Debevoise Adds Ex-SEC FCPA Chief To White Collar Practice
• Belarus Sanction Relief Renewed Despite Protest Crackdown
• Border Adjustment Likely To Run Afoul Of WTO, Says Report
• Biz Lobby Sets Goals For New China Trade Talks
• Web Servers: An Overlooked Cybersecurity Risk At Law Firms
• Justices Set High Bar For Foreign Expropriation Suits