International Trade Archive » August, 2017

International Trade - August, 2017

223 articles

• Chinese Man Gets 3 Years In Carbon Fiber Smuggling Sting
• Arbitration Opt-In Could Let NAFTA States Skirt Hang-Ups
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US Can't Break Appellate Logjam
• ITC To Probe Microfluidic Chip Imports Accused Of Infringing
• CIT Says Steel Duties Don't Apply To Mexico Tube Maker
• The Psychology Of Hourly Fee Arrangements
• Britain's Attempts To Keep Single Market Benefits Dismissed
• Dems Ask SEC Chair To Enforce Conflict Minerals Rule
• Amarin Calls For ITC Investigation Of Omega-3 Supplements
• DOJ Official Urges China To Promote Antitrust Transparency
• Hybrid Solar Cells Covered Under China Duties, CIT Rules
• ITC Approves New Tariffs On Taiwanese Rebar
• WTO Strikes Down Brazilian Tax Breaks On Cars, Tech Goods
• EU Parliament Brexit Chief Bemoans 'Slow Progress' In Talks
• Qualcomm Drops 1 Of 6 Patents In ITC IPhone Import Probe
• CBP Needs Better Data On Foreign Trade Zones, GAO Says
• DC Court Rejects Challenge To Seafood Origin Rule
• Commerce Sets Duties On Steel Wire Rod From Turkey, Italy
• Ex-ITC Judge Joins Hogan Lovells' IP Practice
• US Punts On Lumber Tariffs As Settlement Talks Continue
• PRC Court Refuses To Enforce Singapore Arbitration Award
• Retired Army Colonel Accused Of Haitian Bribe Scheme
• UK Brexit Proposals Unsatisfactory, EU Leader Juncker Says
• Judge Tosses FCA Suit Alleging $1B In Masked Russian Tech
• ITC To Investigate Titanium Imports From Japan, Kazakhstan
• Israel To Purchase 17 More F-35s Under $1.7B Deal
• Trump's NAFTA Threats Inflame An Already-Difficult Task
• CIT Rejects Slump-Year Tomato Data For Mexico Price Floor
• ITC To Continue Chinese Pipe Fittings Investigation
• Self-Collection In E-Discovery — Risks Vs. Rewards
• Britain Seeks Flexibility, Imagination From EU On Brexit
• ITA To Probe Fittings Stamped 'Malaysia' To Skip China Duty
• Crystallex Gets OK To Seize Venezuela's BNY Mellon Assets
• The WTO's Appellate Body Crisis Is Getting Worse
• Ex-Guinea Mine Minister Gets 7 Years For $8.5M Bribe Scheme
• Trump Slaps Venezuela's Maduro Regime With Sanctions
• Biz Groups Want Strong Arbitration Rules Kept In NAFTA
• 6 Common Lateral Partner Myths Debunked
• Steel Imports Are Not A National Security Issue
• AFL-CIO Demands US Action On Mauritania Labor Policies
• CIT Hands Partial Win To Meyer In Cookware Tariff Suit
• Journalist Says DOJ Monitor Candidates Don't Need Privacy
• 4 Ways Law Firms Can Help Battle Addiction
• Singapore Oil Field Services Co. Settles Iran Sanctions Claims
• Brazil-Canada Aircraft Battle Poised To Heat Up At WTO
• CIT Orders Party Supplier To Pay Back Duties On Magnets
• Cobalt Can't Use CalPERS Ruling To Toss Cert., Judge Says
• Caterpillar Faces ITC Probe Over Road Milling Machine IP
• A Law Firm Guide To Helping Victims Of Human Trafficking
• Chinese, Russian Officials Urge US To Nix Korea Sanctions
• DOE Encouraged To Halt Expanded Natural Gas Exports
• China Greenlights Broadcom's $5.9B Brocade Buy
• Alere Escapes Most, But Not All, Of Securities Class Action
• GAO Urges DOD To Step Up Efforts On Foreign Military Sales
• Commerce Hits Argentina, Indonesia For Biodiesel Subsidies
• Trump Again Rattles NAFTA 'Termination' Saber
• What To Expect On Investment Arbitration In NAFTA Reboot
• Britain Seeks Dispute Settlement To Exclude EU's Top Court
• Renewable Energy In The Age Of Trump
• Iran Says It Can Resume Uranium Enrichment In Just 5 Days
• Treasury, DOJ Rebuke North Korea-Affiliated Cos.
• ITC Says Eko Didn't Violate Order Blocking Coffee Pod Imports
• Kirkland Lures 5 White Collar Partners From Ropes & Gray
• Lawmakers Query 10 Agency Heads On Leave For Union Work
• ITC Judge Theodore Essex Has Retired, Agency Confirms
• UK Court Clears Sale Of Citgo Parent's Oil In Transport Row
• US Advances WTO Case Against Chinese Ag Policies
• US, S. Korea Begin Kicking Tires On Trade Deal Retooling
• EU Makes Plea To Restore Order At WTO Appellate Body
• Diversity In The Legal Profession — A Stubborn Vision
• Why Midsize Firms Run The Gamut On Diversity
• Law Firms Head Back To School For Diversity Guidance
• GCs Find New Urgency In Longtime Push For Diversity
• Ex-Och-Ziff Exec Wants Out Of African Bribery Scheme Suit
• CIT Largely Backs Duty On Chinese Solar Cells
• UK Floats Plan For Legal Continuity With EU After Brexit
• New Salary History Laws Crimp Attorney Hiring Process
• NAFTA Officials Chart Aggressive Negotiating Course
• Racial Diversity Stagnating At US Law Firms
• How 5 Firms Are Building More Diverse Ranks
• The Top Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• The Best Firms For Minority Attorneys
• FCPA May Prove Dull Weapon In China Trade Enforcement
• US, TransCanada Seek To Trash Keystone Pipeline ESA Claim
• US Wants Penalty For Falsified Chinese AC Valves
• Gas Tank Duty Axed As Fed. Circ. Undercuts Commerce Rule
• Trump Should Use WTO To Push China On IP, Ex-Official Says
• USTR Triggers Formal Investigation Of Chinese IP Regime
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• South Korea Lifts US Poultry Import Ban
• Protecting The Privacy Of Privileged Internal Investigations
• Time To Lift The Ban On Foreign Control Of US Reactors
• 5 Tips For A Successful Legal Blog
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Nix Sony En Banc Bid In Headset IP Suit
• US Industry Hurt By Indian, Italian Steel Flanges, Says ITC
• Argentina Agrees To Allow Importation Of US Pork
• Florida Bars State Investment In Venezuela
• US Sanctions Kashmiri Militant Group Hizbul Mujahideen
• Pence Lauds Chile FTA But Nudges For Better IP Compliance
• Tech Group Wants Forward-Looking NAFTA On IP, Digital
• Why ITC Is Increasingly Attractive For Patent Holders
• US Cos. Petition For Duties On Chinese, Indian Flanges
• Intellectual Ventures Refiles ITC Complaint Over Vehicle IP
• Chinese Solar Cell Maker Sues Commerce Over Subsidy Duty
• Judging A Book: Kopf Reviews Posner's 'Federal Judiciary'
• Coca-Cola Fights Insurer's Bid To Nix Nepal Blockade Suit
• As NAFTA Talks Open, US Not Interested In Mere 'Tweaking'
• Barclays Asks NY Top Court To Toss Amici In $10B Saudi Suit
• The Future Of Business And Human Rights: More Regulation
• Trump's Cuba Policy May Have A Chilling Effect On Travel
• ITC Judge Nixes Car Company Probe Over IP Ownership Error
• DC Circ. Tosses Sierra Club's Freeport LNG Export Fight
• Iran Threatens To Quit Nuke Deal Unless US Sanctions Stop
• What To Watch For As NAFTA 2.0 Kicks Off
• ITC Will Review Determination In Rovi Patent Case
• USDA Approves Imports Of Colombian Avocados
• Turkish Banker Denied Bail In Iranian Sanctions Case
• Internal Investigations: 10 Ways To Be A Cyber Sleuth
• A Summer Update On FCPA: Part 2
• Top EU Official Rebuffs UK Hopes for Brexit Customs Pact
• The Use Of Special Masters In Complex Cases
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer
• Canada Stays Firm On NAFTA Trade Disputes Provision
• Iran Votes To Increase Missile Spending, Sanction US
• UK To Seek Transition Period For EU Customs Union
• IP Trade Association Pushes USTR To Adopt NAFTA Priorities
• FDA Warns Of 3rd Brand In Papaya Salmonella Outbreak
• Chinese Pharma Co. Gets Nasdaq Leeway Amid FCPA Probe
• Daimler Wants Wheel IP Suit Against Amazon Resumed
• Trump Takes Protracted Route In New China IP Probe
• A Summer Update On FCPA: Part 1
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: New Demands
• Argentina Gives EU More Time To Tweak Biodiesel Duties
• Investors Fight Embraer's Bid To Toss Securities Fraud Suit
• Feds, TransCanada Push To Nix Suit Over Keystone Approval
• ITC Finds US Olive Industry Harmed By Spanish Subsidies
• Gov't Enters FCA Anti-Dumping Suit Against Furniture Co.
• Glycine Importer May Get Reprieve From Anti-Dumping Order
• Insurer Can't Recoup $2.2M In US Bonds, CIT Rules
• 2nd Circ. Throws Wrench Into FCPA Enforcement
• It's Time To Improve Voir Dire In Federal Court
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: Insider Risks
• From Bills Of Lading To Blockchain Structures: Part 2
• WTO Sets Stage For Endgame In EU-Indonesia Additives Fight
• Feds' Claim Against Crawfish Importer Can Skip Ch. 11 Stay
• Assignee Says Belize Still Trying To Escape $27.4M Award
• Plaintiffs' Settlement Team Appointed In Syngenta Corn MDL
• EU Expands North Korea Sanctions List As Tensions Flare
• EU Hits Chinese Steels With Provisional Anti-Dumping Duties
• Singapore Court Pauses Chemical Sales Row For Arbitration
• CIT Lets Commerce Shift To India Data In Vietnam Shrimp Row
• USTR Prepares Annual Review Of Duty-Free Import Program
• From Bills Of Lading To Blockchain Structures: Part 1
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: Balancing Act
• 'Made In America' — What You Need To Know Now
• 7 Drop Paramilitary Funding Claims In Chiquita MDL
• FCPA Prosecutor Returning To Foley & Lardner In DC
• Trump Admin. Urged Not To Bail On Iran Nuclear Deal
• Aluminum Door Handles Subject To Duties, Fed. Circ. Told
• Rising Star: White & Case's Karalyn Mildorf
• Takeaways From New Sanctions On Iran, Russia, North Korea
• Law Profs Urge NY's Top Court To Take On $10B Saudi Appeal
• ITC Will Probe Hemophilia B Med Patent Infringement Claims
• Biz Groups Mobilize To Maintain NAFTA Investment Arbitration
• Disclosure Form Gives Peek At Williams & Connolly Atty Pay
• Indirect Buyers Win Cert. In Sheet Metal Antitrust Suit
• Be Prepared For Maritime Incidents
• How The IPad Can Be A Litigator's Best Friend
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: CPO Vs. CISO
• Commerce Hits China For Aluminum Foil Subsidies
• Commerce Sets Early Tariffs On Imported Silicon Metal
• Foreign Military Sales Approach Record, Report Says
• Dems Look To Upstage Trump On Protectionist Agenda
• ITC To Take Another Look At Arista, Cisco Patent Dispute
• Ex-Chiquita Atty Looks To Dodge Claims Against Him In MDL
• ITC Will Review Qualcomm's IPhone 7 Complaint
• Trump's Ex-Im Pick Gets Conservative Tailwind
• Rising Star: Fish & Richardson's Scott Elengold
• Pacemaker Co. Wins CIT Suit Over Import Classification
• 5 Questions To Ask Before Entering Joint-Representation AFA
• Import Ban Ruling Shows PTAB Orders Cut Little Ice At ITC
• Turkish Banker Is 'Incurable' Flight Risk, Feds Tell Judge
• Trump Trade Team Prepares To Size Up Africa
• FDA Expands Papaya Warnings Tied To Salmonella Outbreak
• Rising Star: Kelley Drye's Brooke Ringel
• Fed. Circ. Holds Firm On Chinese Sawblade Duties
• Legal Incubators Can Help New Lawyers And Society
• North Korea Unrepentant After UN Imposes Export Sanctions
• Real Estate Briber Ducks Jail, But No More Private Massages
• German Paper Co. Asks High Court To Review 'Punitive' Duty
• EU Reinsurers Say Business 'Threatened' By Protectionism
• Banks Announce Global Blockchain Trade Finance Milestone
• White House Launches Review Of Armed Drone Export Policy
• Canadian Solar Co. Joins Fray Over Solar Cell Tariffs
• Rising Star: Steptoe & Johnson's Amy Lentz
• Investors Want Cobalt's Class Cert. Redo Bid Nixed
• Qatar Launches WTO Fight Over Gulf Neighbors' Boycott
• Irish PM Proposes 'Deep' EU Free Trade Agreement For UK
• FCPA Disgorgement: Putting SEC To Its Burden Of Proof
• WTO Strain Continues With Another Appellate Body Departure
• CIT Sides With Feds In Tariff Dispute Over Fake Candles
• Democratic Bill Seeks To End US Embargo Of Cuba
• Senate Confirms Flood Of Trump Nominees
• Imported Synthetic Rubber Injures US Industry, ITC Finds
• Bank Avoids Full Disclosure In $4B Sanctions Fight For Now
• How To Prioritize Your Law Firm's Crisis Response Plan
• Trump Eyeing Another Novel Approach To Muscle China On IP
• Malaysian Steel Nail Exporter Sues Over Anti-Dumping Duties
• Senate Dems To Push New Trade Policy
• DOJ's Antitrust Unit Gets Deputy For International Affairs
• Post-Brexit Sanctions Plan May Raise Risks For City Firms
• Skadden Partner Tapped For Trade Post Made $2.3M At Firm
• FDA Has Few Resources For Inspecting Cosmetics Imports
• Iran Says Space Sanctions Violate Nuclear Deal
• Trump Enacts Russian Sanctions, Calls Law 'Unconstitutional'
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Closing Argument
• CIT Upholds Stiff Tariffs On Imported Taiwanese Ribbon
• Japan Deal Encapsulates EU's Uphill Battle On Investor Court
• GOP Allies Won't Throw Logs On Trump's Trade Fire
• Twist China's Arm So N. Korea Feels It, Schumer Says
• Commodities Co. Sues FBI Over $24M N. Korean Sanctions
• 6 Takeaways From Trump Order On Defense Industrial Base
• 5 Questions All AFAs Should Answer Clearly