International Trade Archive » July, 2017

International Trade - July, 2017

212 articles

• Azerbaijan Is Pressed For More Progress In Bid To Join WTO
• Foley Adds 2 LeClairRyan IP Attys With Int'l Trade Expertise
• US Sanctions Venezuela President After 'Sham' Election
• Commerce Delays Hotly Anticipated China Market Decision
• Iran Cos. Sanctioned After 'Provocative' Space Launch
• ICSID Can Award $103M Without Undoing Drill Ban: Fracker
• City Demands Assurance As UK Vows To End Free Movement
• Cybersecurity Risks In The Courtroom
• OFAC's Settlement With CSE Global Breaks New Ground
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fla. Gov. Details Plan To Bar State Investment In Venezuela
• Fed. Circ.'s Patent Revival Flubs Key Precedent, Sony Says
• House, Senate Leaders Ask For Competition Focus In NAFTA
• Don't Expect Looser Russia Sanctions Anytime Soon
• Japan To Hike Tariff For US Frozen Beef To 50%
• Uzbekistan Says Ex-Prez's Daughter Convicted 2 Years Ago
• Gilead Says Macleods India Infringed HIV Medication Patents
• Revisiting Preclusion Principles In Derivative Actions
• Gray Matters: Clients Are Not Really 'Emotional'
• Treasury Chief Says Election Ideal Deadline For Brexit Shift
• New Russia Sanctions Bill Headed To Trump After Senate Vote
• Investors Say $100M Claim Against Mexico Should Proceed
• CSE Global Unit To Pay $12M To Settle Iran Sanction Claims
• Chinese Real Estate Magnate Guilty Of Bribing UN Officials
• IBM Cleared Of Foreign Bribery After Multi-Country Probe
• Made In America, But Not 'Made In The USA'?
• Senators Squawk For Action On China's Chicken Ban
• EU Makes Belgium, France Send Port Tax Breaks Out To Sea
• House GOP Border Adjusted Tax Plan Officially Dead
• Food Co. Faces First Suit Over Papaya Salmonella Outbreak
• Romania Looks To Close $4B Weapons Deal With US
• GOP Rookies Line Up For Modest NAFTA Approach
• Having A Chief Privacy Officer Reassures Your Firm's Clients
• Qualcomm Fires Back In Quest For IPhone Block In IP War
• UN Bribery Trial In 'Uncharted Territory' After Juror Swap
• DOJ Closes Probe Into FCPA Concerns At Gold Mining Co.
• No Timetable For Steel Tariffs After Trump's Soft Pedal
• Global Eagle Ends $416M HNA Deal Amid CFIUS Hurdles
• Some Needed Certainty On Administrative Expense Status
• Calif. Man Allegedly Smuggled Cobras In Potato Chip Cans
• US To Sanction 13 Venezuelans With Ties To Maduro Gov't
• Democratic Lawmakers Urge Withdrawal Of Ex-Im Nom
• Senate Panel Quizzes Commerce GC Pick On Science, Climate
• A Fed. Circ. Failure And The Constitutionality Of IPR
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Discussions Before Deliberations
• WTO Cements Review Policy To Accommodate New Members
• Insurers Want Coca-Cola Suit Over Nepal Losses Trimmed
• House Passes New Russia, North Korea, Iran Sanctions
• Trudeau Says NAFTA Dispute Resolution System Is 'Essential'
• Del. Chancellor Calls For New Derivative Case Dismissal Rule
• Trump's Trade Deficit Focus Could Backfire In NAFTA
• Chinese Magnate Paid Bribes To Rise In Macau, Jury Told
• New Chinese Alloy Flouts Old Duties, Commerce Says
• DOJ To Increase International Coordination In FCPA Fines
• 5 Questions Firms Should Ask When Evaluating Litigation AFA
• For Law Firm Offices, Business Savvy Is The New Cool
• Nelson Mullins Adds Ex-Akin Gump International Trade Atty
• Producer Made 'Mess' Of Surrogate Selection, CIT Says
• US, UK Look To Smooth Trade Ties Amid Brexit Uncertainty
• ITC Upholds Arista Ban Despite PTAB Nix Of Cisco Patents
• Insurance Can Protect Businesses From Geopolitical Risks
• CIT Upholds Solar Panel Orders In China, Taiwan Duty Rows
• Slowing Trade Barriers Offer Glimmer Of Hope To WTO
• The Best Documents In Your Case May Be From 3rd Parties
• Planning A Legal Career With A Future Relocation In Mind
• EU-Canada Trade And Trademarks: What CETA Means For Feta
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• How 4 Firms Are Moving The Needle On Gender Diversity
• BigLaw Bias Suits New Wild Card In Fight For Gender Equity
• Could An NFL Diversity Rule Be A BigLaw Game-Changer?
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• 4 Female Perspectives On BigLaw Leadership
• Women See Another Year Of Slow Gains At Law Firms
• Intel, Apple Tag Qualcomm As 'Monopolist' In IP War At ITC
• Man Gets 3 Yrs. For Role In Electronics Smuggling Scheme
• Commerce Finalizes Up To 32% Tariff On Taiwanese Rebar
• Judge Overturns Lengthy Debarment On DOD Food Contractor
• 'Wife' A Job Title At Billionaire's News Co., UN Jury Hears
• White House Will Probe Defense Industry Amid Trade Fears
• OFAC Continues To Pursue Oil And Gas Companies
• The Elephant In The Room: Advancing Women To Partnership
• How Midsize Law Firms Can Minimize Cybersecurity Threats
• Trump Fleshes Out USTR Team With Arbitration Specialist
• High Court Signals Interest In Vitamin C Price-Fix Case
• China To Allow US Rice Exports After USDA Agreement
• Iran's President Promises Retribution For New US Sanctions
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Members Tackle In-House Challenges
• Chinese Co. Challenges Solar Cell Anti-Dumping Duty At CIT
• Exxon Sues Over $2M Fine For Russian Sanctions Violations
• Lab Test Keeps Trader Joe's Truffle Kerfuffle Simmering
• US Will Host First Round Of NAFTA Talks Next Month
• ITC Finds Diebold ATMs Infringe Hyosung Patent
• Infamous Lobster Thief Faces Arrest For Dodging Restitution
• Fed. Circ. Affirms ITC Infringement Ruling On Dental Patents
• Enforcement Hawks Back Stiff Steel, Aluminum Curbs
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Matching Experts
• The CFIUS Calculus Has Changed — In More Ways Than One
• Trump Recertifies Iran Nuke Deal, Pushes For New Sanctions
• Container Store Wins Customs Battle At Fed. Circ.
• Korean Scientist Found Guilty Of Laundering Bribes In US
• Law360 Cheat Sheet: US Goals For NAFTA 2.0
• US Slaps New Sanctions On Iran, Says It Honors Nuke Deal
• Mattis Suggests Looser Drone Export Policy On Horizon
• Canada Seeks Dismissal Of Paper Co.'s $52M NAFTA Claim
• Pa. Consultant Gets 5 Years In $3.5M Foreign Bribery Scheme
• Treasury Puts Turkish Co., Others On Sanctions Blacklist
• Chinese Garlic Importer Not Entitled To Separate Duty Rate
• The Rise Of Midsize Firms
• 7 Steps To Protect Your Company From Export Violations
• 5 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Submitting Litigation AFA
• Shkreli Atty Can't Get Iran Money-Laundering Trial Delayed
• Crystallex Moves Closer To Collecting $1.2B Venezuela Award
• Duo Accused Of Marketing Swiped Weapons Tech To Iran
• Congress Wants In On Any New Trade Talks With South Korea
• USTR Releases Wishlist For New NAFTA Talks
• Groups Say Tax Reform Can't Be Temporary, Allow Loopholes
• USTR Removes Glycine From Duty-Free Import Program
• Wind Tower Group Asks Fed. Circ. To Revive Deflated Tariffs
• Nut Supplier Says It Fixed $1.5M Payment Hack Suit
• Citric Acid Trade Probe Clears First Major Hurdle
• How Mobile Apps Can Benefit Your Practice
• Ex-Congressman Defrauded IGate Investors, Says Judge
• Brazil's Corruption Tipping Point
• The Future Of Litigation Finance Is Analytics
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Sens. Tell Trump To Bolster Digital Trade In NAFTA, Beyond
• Jones Day Adds Ex-NY Prosecutor To Securities Team
• Euronet Bashes New CFIUS Filing In MoneyGram Deal
• US Set To Sign Bilateral Insurance Pact With EU
• The WTO Is Inappropriately Usurping American Sovereignty
• Bankers Push Trump For New Market Access In China
• Cobalt Wants Redo Of Class Cert. In Investors' Bribe Case
• Commerce Says It Will Look Into Spanish Olive Duties
• WTO Members Lay Down Markers For New E-Commerce Talks
• Watchdog Says Chinese Chicken Imports Imperil Public Health
• Small Biz Owners Rail On NAFTA's Investor Dispute Section
• Spain Fined €3M For Delay In Fixing Port Labor Protections
• Ex-White House Economists All Oppose Steel Tariff In Letter
• EU Softens WTO Proposal To Curb Fisheries Subsidies
• Where AI Meets Cybersecurity And The Legal Profession
• CIT OKs Removal Of Duty On Taiwanese Oil Pipes
• NAFTA In A Land Of Uncertainty
• UK Details Negotiating Position On ECJ Cases After Brexit
• US Begins Process To Tweak S. Korean Trade Deal
• Justice Breyer On Changing His Mind And Sparring With Scalia
• Auto Unions Want Raised Mexican Labor Standards In NAFTA
• Trump Puts China Under Microscope With WTO Envoy Nom
• State Dept. Greenlights $4.1B In Foreign Military Sales
• 'Keurig Of Weed' Suit To Reverse Customs Block Vaporized
• Spanish Co. Sues US Over Harsh Duty For 3-Days-Late Filing
• Infamous Lobster Thief Took $100M, South Africa Tells Judge
• 6 Takeaways From 'Buy American' Memo On Agency Reports
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Interim Arguments
• Unstructured Data Is Just The Tip Of The Iceberg
• Justice Breyer On The Limits Of Presidential Power
• Defense Targets Key Cooperator's Crimes At UN Bribery Trial
• CIT Again Tells Commerce To Revisit Math In Fish Duty Case
• UN Group To Consider Investor Dispute Resolution Reform
• Skadden Nabs Ex-Wilson Sonsini CFIUS, Cybersecurity Expert
• DOD Watchdog Says 'Buy American' Compliance Inconsistent
• 'Receipt' Means Goods In Hand In Bankruptcy, 3rd Circ. Says
• Commerce Tees Up Final Duties On Imported Synthetic Rubber
• DOD Closely Examining Potential Steel Import Restrictions
• State Dept. OKs $1B Sale Of Military Vehicles To UK
• 5 Questions To Ask Firm Before Accepting A Litigation AFA
• UN Bribery Trial Defense Objects To Feds' 'Aggressive' Tack
• EU-Japan Trade Agreement: What You Need To Know
• Crowell & Moring Snags Former Deputy US Trade Rep
• British High Court Tosses Challenge To Saudi Arms Sales
• DOT Tells DC Circ. Norwegian Air Permit Won't Harm Labor
• US Seeks $1M Penalty In CIT For Alleged $253K Duty Evasion
• PCA Issues Costs Award In Philip Morris Plain Packaging Row
• Saudi Firm Seeks To Appeal $10B Barclays Fraud Suit
• The Risks In Making A Ransomware Payment
• Why You Should Argue Your Appeal
• 6 Ways Teaching A Law School Class Can Benefit Lawyers
• Consultant Guilty In $3.5M Bribery Plot Wants Lesser Sentence
• 3 Big International Trade Questions For The Rest Of 2017
• ITC Finds US Aluminum Producers Suffering Setbacks
• Bank Backs Joint Economic Area For 6 W. Balkan Nations
• Senators Seek New Sanctions On North Korea And 'Enablers'
• Judge In $1B Iran Asset Fight Looks Ready To Push Forward
• Beware Export Controls On Software, Encryption, Technology
• Billionaire's Bribes Boosted My Pay, UN Diplomat Tells Jury
• State Classes Get Tag-Team Trials In Syngenta Corn MDL
• Qualcomm Lobs New Claims At Apple In IP Suit, ITC Action
• Fla. Considers Backing Out Of Business With Venezuela
• Poland Signs Deal To Purchase US Patriot Missile Defenses
• WTO Raps EU For Duties On Pakistani Polymer
• 2 New Cautionary Tales About Protecting Privilege
• EU-Japan Trade Deal Punts On Investor Arbitration, Data
• EU Says No Special Brexit Deal For UK Financial Services
• Justice Stevens On Gorsuch And Sticking With The Cubs
• Hobby Lobby Will Forfeit Iraqi Artifacts In Deal With Feds
• US, Mexico Finalize Deal To Avoid Sugar Duty Enforcement
• CIT Tosses Challenge To Preliminary Duties On Chinese Wood
• ITC Eyeing Decision Not To Block Hoverboard Imports
• WTO Members Bash European Agriculture Hurdles
• Broadcom Infringed Tessera Semiconductor IP: ITC Judge
• Trump Draws Hard Line On Trade As G-20 Looms
• Kokesh Raises Questions About FCPA Declinations
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Openings Before Voir Dire
• 5 Questions To Ask Client Before Proposing A Litigation AFA
• Justice Stevens On Playing Politics With The High Court
• DLA Piper Strengthens Corporate Practice With Cooley Atty
• Steel Cos. Properly Denied Dumping Margin Offset: Fed. Circ.
• ITC Will Consider Removing Tariffs On Korean Transformers
• ITC Agrees To Review Polyester Imports From Korea, Taiwan
• EU, Japan Angling To Ink Trade Deal This Week
• Top International Trade Developments Of 2017: Midyear Report
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Cohen Milstein's Victoria Nugent
• 'Hard Brexit' Could Hit Banks With €15B Bill, Report Warns