International Trade Archive » June, 2017

International Trade - June, 2017

239 articles

• Trump Angers China With $1.4B Taiwan Arms Sale Approval
• Canadian Justices Balk At 'Promise Doctrine' In Drug IP Row
• Chancery Hits China Integrated Investors With Sanctions
• US Teeing Up New S. Korea Trade Talks As Trump False Starts
• CDM Smith Gives Up $4M In India Profits To Avoid FCPA Case
• Feds Seek To Keep Poverty, Climate Out Of UN Bribery Trial
• US Steel Probes Draw Fire From WTO Members
• G-20 Trade Hurdles Still On The Rise But Slowing, WTO Says
• Senate Tweaks Sanctions Bill To Allay House Concerns
• 3 Key Areas Legal Operations Teams Should Focus On
• What The Experts Said About High Court Rulings This Term
• UN Bribery Suspect Just Rich Do-Gooder, Attys Tell Jury
• Canadian Miner Lobs $4.4B Arbitral Claim Against Romania
• Embraer Blasts Investor Suit Over Alleged Bribery Scheme
• USTR To Probe Bolivia Child Labor, Permit Duty-Free Luggage
• Trump Touts Fossil Fuel Exports, Nuke Aid In Energy Speech
• Oregon Senator Proposes Next-Gen NAFTA For Internet Trade
• Experts Split On Group To Curb Int'l Antitrust Abuse
• US Sawblade Trade Group Sues Over China Dumping Review
• EU Keeps Up WTO Fight Against Boeing Subsidies
• US Law Firms Face Discovery Of Foreign Clients' Records
• The Far-Reaching New 'Domestic Injury' Rule Under Civil RICO
• Jury Rings Up Iran-Linked Charity In $1B Forfeiture Fight
• A Midyear Review Of US Economic Sanctions Efforts
• Incentivizing Brand Pharma Cos. To Manufacture In The US
• The Future Of Law And The Demise Of The Midsize Firm
• Search For UN Bribery Trial Jurors Stretches Into 4th Day
• CIT Judge Dismisses Suit Over Glycine Imports
• Families Harmed By Iran Terrorism Push For Charity's Assets
• Claims Court Rejects Protest Over $4B Air Force Deal
• White House Opens Sweeping Trade Deal Audit
• The 10 Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• The Most Talkative Justice Of The High Court Term
• The Cases That Got The Justices Talking
• Chinese Garlic Co. Gets Dismissal Finalized So It Can Appeal
• Crusade Against Canadian Dairy Hurdles Goes Global
• US Producer Says Korea, Taiwan Dump Low-Melt Polyester
• How Discovery Has Changed Under New Federal Rules
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Pre-Voir Dire Questions
• Trump Taps 4 For Posts At Commerce, ITC, Interior
• Norway Shipping Co. Execs Charged In DOJ Price-Fixing Row
• Gorsuch And Thomas Becoming Fast Friends At High Court
• 5 High Court Concurrences That Read Like Dissents
• The Sharpest Dissents From This Supreme Court Term
• White House Signs Off On $2B Drone Sale To India
• WTO Boss Taps Dentons Trade Vet For Deputy Post
• Trump, Modi Open To Pursuing New Trade Deals
• An Interview With Floyd Abrams
• Bipartisan Group Urges Trump To Push India On Trade Reform
• Sham Transaction Stands Out As $1B Iran Asset Fight Closes
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• 7th Circ. Allows $6M Seized Plane Suit In Brazil To Go On
• IP Cases Led The Pack In High Court Amicus Briefs
• UN Bribery Trial Begins After Feds Reject 11th-Hour Deal
• US Hits Canada With More Lumber Duties In Ongoing Fight
• Bucking Tradition: NewLaw And The Coming Millennials
• US Loses First Labor Trade Case As Guatemala Prevails
• Corker To Block Gulf Weapons Sales Over Qatar Dispute
• Commerce Probes Citric Acid Allegedly Routed From China
• Global Trade Barriers Rose 10% In 2016, EU Report Says
• High Court Wants SG's Take On Vitamin C Price-Fix Dispute
• Gray Matters: We Feel, We Decide
• ALJ Nixes Patents In ITC Probe Of Electronic Tolling IP
• US Olive Producers Demand Duties On Spanish Competitors
• Sen. Cornyn Readies Bill Broadening CFIUS' Reach
• Commerce To Probe Polyester Imports From 5 Asian Countries
• Mexico Hits Car Carriers With $32M Antitrust Fine
• US Slams Door On Brazilian Beef Imports
• Farmers Awarded $218M In 1st Syngenta GMO Corn Trial
• CIT Remands High Anti-Dumping Duty On Chinese Steel Nails
• No Domino Effect Yet After Ecuador Treaty Denunciation
• Intellectual Ventures Didn't Own ITC Probe Patents: Car Cos.
• ITC Target Pins Patent Probe On Honeywell 'Monopoly' Push
• Judge Orders New Seafood Origin Rule Following Challenge
• Ex-Fugitive In Haiti Teleco FCPA Case To Plead Guilty
• Coke Raises Mexican Tax Credits First In Massive IRS Row
• USTR Offers Glimmer Of Hope For Reviving EU Trade Talks
• Inbound And Outbound US Tax Planning After The MLI
• Justice Kennedy's Moderating Influence On The High Court
• The Primary Effects Of Rolling Back Cuba Sanctions Relief
• Arista Dodges $600M Fine In Cisco Patent Dispute At ITC
• Korean Ramen Cos. Seek End To Price-Fixing Class Action
• Justice Sotomayor On The Power Of Dissent
• Feds Can Shield Classified Info In UN Bribery Case
• Former Charity Manager Denies Iran Link In Forfeiture Trial
• Dems Decry Steel, Aluminum Probes' Lack Of Transparency
• US Trade Rep. Calls For Reforms To WTO Dispute Settlement
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Juror-Posed Questions
• Commerce Lowers Dumping Rates On Korean Plastic Additive
• WTO Members Angling To Relaunch Green Goods Talks
• EU Aims To Make Attys Report Tax Avoidance Schemes
• 5-Hour Energy Scheme Nets Husband 7 Years, Wife 2 Years
• Lighthizer Takes Capitol Hill: What To Watch For
• Ranchers Sue USDA Over Foreign Beef, Pork Labeling Rules
• US, UK Begin Post-Brexit Trade Talks
• DOJ Declines FCPA Charges As Gas Co. Agrees To Pay $11.2M
• Ford Again Sues CBP For $6M In Jaguar Import Refunds
• Post-Election Britain: Soft, Softer Or Softest Brexit?
• DOJ Signals More Fairness In Multinational Investigations
• Trump Floats Names To Fill Posts At NSA, DOD, USTR, More
• Ford Canada Gets Win In Long-Running Antitrust Litigation
• Justice Sotomayor On Working A Room And The Post-Scalia Void
• ITA Issues Initial Dumping Duties For Chinese Wood Importers
• Iran Forfeiture Trial Judge To Watch Closings Like A Hawk
• Visitor Management Co. Takes Country-Of-Origin Ruling To CIT
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Oil Pipe, Apparel Fights Plow Ahead
• TransCanada Looks To Toss Enviros' Suit Over Keystone OK
• UK Caves To EU Brexit Timetable, Delaying Trade Talks
• Texas Steel Bill Raises Questions For Construction
• Understanding Product Liability Settlements Down Under
• Teva's Russian Subsidiary Pleads Guilty To FCPA Charge
• Doing Business In Cuba Is About To Get A Whole Lot Tougher
• Qualcomm Stockholder China Bribery Suit Dismissed In Del.
• ITA Says Metal Pallets Can't Duck China Aluminum Duties
• Conspirator In Fake 5-Hour Energy Scheme Gets 6 Months
• DOJ Would Strongly Enforce More Russia Sanctions
• UK Stresses Trade Deal Must Come Alongside Brexit Pact
• Tips For Complying With ABA's New Encryption Guidance
• $3B Boeing-Iran Airline Deal Uncertain Amid Sanctions Talk
• Trump Puts Obama's Cuba Opening In Crosshairs
• Feds Seek To Seize $1.9M From Chinese Co. Tied To N. Korea
• Mesa Power Can't Get $584M Claim Against Canada Revived
• US-Qatar $12B Arms Deal Advances Amid Political Turmoil
• Investors Get Class Cert. In Angola Oil Bribe Suit
• Iran-Linked Charity Knocks US Witness In $1B Asset Fight
• Micula Award Enforcement Stay Can Be Appealed, Judge Says
• We Need Free And Fair Trade
• Syngenta Looks To Nix Farmers' Claims In 1st GMO Corn Trial
• Judge OKs $9.5M Deal To Settle Tile Shop Investor Suit
• Once-Hesitant US Sugar Producers Cheer Mexico Deal
• Lighthizer Stocks Trade Team With Skadden Vets
• Russia Says It's Settled WTO Concerns In EU Tariff Spat
• Senate Passes Iran, Russia Sanctions Bill
• Sens. Want NAFTA To Knock Down Canadian Poultry Hurdles
• Justice Ginsburg On Oral Argument And 'Imperious' Attorneys
• Senate Panel Prepares Deep Dive Into Trump Trade Policy
• DOC Weighs Bangladesh Labor Woes In Vietnam Shrimp Case
• US Cooperator In $1B Iran Asset Trial Denies Greed Motive
• ITA Lowers Mexican Rebar Dumping Duties To Slim And None
• Senate Adds Russia Sanctions To Iran Sanctions Bill
• Nike, Universal Among 1st In EU Crosshairs Over E-Commerce
• WTO Won't Settle Russia-Ukraine Fertilizer Row Before 2018
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Preliminary Instructions
• ITC Probe Adds To Whirlpool Feud With Samsung, LG
• Tax Lawmaker Floats 5-Year Phase-In For Border Tax Plan
• Tax Whiz Can't Testify For Charity In Iran Forfeiture Fight
• Due Diligence From The Lateral Partner's Perspective
• Fed. Circ. Reverses ITC Ruling That Led To Garmin Import Ban
• Senate Rejects Proposal To Block $500M Saudi Arms Sale
• US May Lose $3B In Exports Without TPP, Think Tank Says
• Dem Lawmaker Pushes Bill To Combat Russian Meddling
• GAO Says Customs Needs To Set Goals, Ramp Up Hiring
• Natixis Sues Marex For $32M In UK Over Metals Receipts
• Biz Groups Call For Steady Hand In NAFTA Revamp
• UK Election Result: Stalemate Or Checkmate For Business?
• EU Warns More Delays In Brexit Talks Would Threaten Deal
• Lateral Partner Due Diligence: Where Should A Firm Begin?
• Justice Ginsburg On Diversity And Persuading Her Colleagues
• US, China Finalize Deal To Open Up Beef Trade
• Mexico, US Reach Understanding To Bypass Sugar Duties
• Iran Took Control Over Manhattan High-Rise, Cooperator Says
• AFL-CIO Rolls Out Sweeping NAFTA Renegotiation Recs
• Fed. Circ. Says Wireless Headset Patents Not Indefinite
• White House Adds Skadden Steel Atty To Trade Roster
• Norway Pauses Free Trade Talks With Canada
• Trump's Keystone OK Can't Be Fought In Court, US Says
• Momentum Builds Against $2.3B Aleris Deal
• EU-Canada Agreement Is An Opportunity For Duty Savings
• Nepalese Workers Ask Justices To Take KBR Trafficking Suit
• UK's May Reappoints Top Brexit Team Despite Poll Setback
• Investors Hold Edge In ISDS Cases Decided On Merits: Report
• Atty Beats Muzzling Motion In Chiquita MDL
• Election Shake-Up Thickens Fog For London's Financial Firms
• Commerce Drops Korea Steel Pipe Duties, Still Sees Dumping
• Jaguar Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Export Restrictions
• India Challenges US Compliance In WTO Steel Battle
• WTO Hands EU A Pyrrhic Win In Boeing Subsidy Saga
• May Links With DUP To Govern, Will Press Ahead With Brexit
• EU Officials Say UK Election Casts Doubt Over Brexit Talks
• Conservatives Lose Majority In UK Snap Election
• Senate Democrats Push For Russia Sanctions In Iran Bill
• Action On Steel Security Probe Expected Within Weeks
• CIT Tells Commerce To Revisit Scope Of PET Film Challenge
• In Shift, US Pledges To Improve WTO Functionality
• 3 Biz Groups Urge Gov'ts To Preserve NAFTA Benefits
• SanDisk Class Buyers Want Antitrust Suit Revived
• CIT Rejects Challenge To Duties On Chinese Garlic
• What We Don't Know About China's New Cybersecurity Law
• CIT Backs Commerce Subsidy Rate For Chinese Solar Panels
• Hitachi Challenges Steel Plate Duties At CIT
• Experts Outline Keys To A New Int'l Investment Court
• US Sugar Cos. Not Sweet On Trade Deal With Mexico
• Charity's Mistrial Gambit Flops In Billion-Dollar Asset Row
• Hatch Says He Won't Take Border-Adjusted Tax Off The Table
• Senate Moves Forward On Iran Sanctions Bill
• Defining OFAC Property Interests Beyond The 50% Rule
• Russia Has Until Dec. To Comply With WTO Pork Ruling
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Setting Trial Time Limits
• Syngenta Exec Sniffs At China's View On Seeds
• State Dept. OKs $1.4B In Military Sales To Saudi Arabia
• Big Business Lobby Tries To Hobble Litigation Finance, Again
• Canadian Funds Liable For $33M Tax On Imported Service
• Time Has Come To Reform Old Investment Treaties, UN Says
• Feds In Balancing Act When Pursuing Individuals In FCPA Cases
• Judge Demands Details On Iran-Linked Charity's Mistrial Bid
• CIT Remands China Nails Dumping Case To Commerce
• ITC's Take On Cisco Patent Is Flawed, Arista Tells Fed. Circ.
• China Cybersecurity Law Raises Trade Concerns: Tech Group
• US, Mexico Reach Revised Sugar Trade Agreement
• Syngenta Seed Launch Slashed Market, Farmers Say At Trial
• Cargill, ADM Seek Tariffs On Citric Acid Imports
• Commerce Floats Spike For Duties On Chinese Aluminum
• Charity Eyes Mistrial In Battle Over Iran-Linked High-Rise
• Judge Allows Audio Tape In Row Over Iran-Owned NYC Tower
• North Korea Slams UN Sanctions While Mattis Looks To China
• A Review Of Recent Cases Against Execs: Part 1
• Korean Steel Co. Challenges Countervailing Duty In CIT
• Trump's Paris Redo Caveat Leaves Experts Scratching Heads
• UAE Food Contractor Can't Escape False Claims Suit
• US Asked To Probe Asian Fiber Imports For Dumping
• Russia Seeks WTO Talks With Ukraine On Trade Restrictions
• Banking Committee Sens. To Seek Tougher Russia Sanctions
• 9 Things To Know About Trump's Paris Agreement Decision
• ECJ Ruling Looms Large For Future EU Trade Agreements
• EU, China Open State Aid Talks For Competition Officials
• Enviros Urge DC Circ. To Keep Elephant Hunting Trophy Ban
• Arista Invalidates Cisco Patent At PTAB, Vows ITC Action
• Garmin Hit With $37M ITC Fine Recommendation In IP Row
• Barclays Sheds Saudi Contractor's $10B Suit In NY
• Chinese Honey Co. Can't Undo New Anti-Dumping Duty
• UK Arbitration Group Pans EU Investment Court Proposal
• Judge Gives Fresh Warning In Trial Over Iran-Linked High-Rise
• Canada's Defense Minister Threatens To Pull Boeing Contract
• WTO Report Touts New Accords, Warns of Protectionism
• Trump Confirms Plan To Pull US Out Of Paris Climate Deal
• China, Russia Urge US To Curtail Steel Imports Probe
• Potential Giuliani, Mukasey Conflicts Waivable, Judge Says
• Judge Knocks BigLaw, DOJ During Och-Ziff Fixer's Sentencing