International Trade Archive » September, 2017

International Trade - September, 2017

204 articles

• After Injury Ruling, Solar Cos. Spar With SEIA Over Remedy
• Law Prof Wraps Up FOIA Win On ICE Seizure Of Legal Goods
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Appellate Body Impasse Persists
• State Dept. Faces Congressional Sanctions Reporting Backlog
• Judge Axes Suit Claiming GSK Landed Pair In Chinese Jail
• Bankruptcy Trustee Wants Seadrill To Move Cash To US Banks
• Upcoming Oral Arguments Energy Attys Should Watch
• What Senate Democrats Added To 'Buy American' Efforts
• Telia's No-Monitor FCPA Deal Could Be A Model
• Odebrecht Units Say No US Jurisdiction In Bond Fraud Claims
• Aircraft Trade Feud Casts Imposing Shadow On NAFTA Effort
• Republic Tobacco Can't Shield French Unit's Docs In TM Row
• Ex-Telecom Boss Gets Time Served In Haiti Teleco FCPA Case
• New Sedona Principles Stress Information Governance
• Ex-Rep. Mel Reynolds Guilty On All Four Counts In Tax Case
• ITC OKs Probe On Canadian Paper Despite Newspaper Pleas
• Trump Lifts Jones Act For Hurricane Relief To Puerto Rico
• 5 Takeaways From The Largest FCPA Resolution
• Banks Possibly Face Long Wait For Brexit Transition Terms
• Juice Co. Must Face Del Monte Suit Over Ties To Grower
• Senate Confirms Allen & Overy Partner For Key Treasury Gig
• NAFTA Officials Ink Small Biz Chapter, But Splits Remain
• DOJ Renews Bid To Kill FOIA Suit Over Siemens Monitoring
• UK 'Bitterly Disappointed' By Duties On Bombardier Jets
• White House Considering Puerto Rico Shipping Exemption
• 2 Indicted For $400M Defense-Contract Bribery Plot
• For More Value And Diversity In Outside Counsel, Go Small
• US Asks China Not To Implement Cybersecurity Law
• Feds Charge 2nd Man In $1M Overseas Investment Loan Scam
• US Treasury Sanctions North Korean Banks, Individuals
• Changes Afoot For Investor-State Arbitration In Europe
• Bombardier Hit With US Tariffs On Jets In Boeing Trade Spat
• Canada, US Driller Spar Over NAFTA Rules In $103.6M Row
• US Plastic Makers Call For Tariffs On 5 Countries' Imports
• Chinese Magnate Seeks New Trial Over Alleged Witness Lies
• Cooper Tire Secures Anti-Dumping Adjustment In CIT
• CFIUS Concerns Halt Chinese Deal For Location Co.
• States' Regulatory Role Preserved In US-EU Insurance Pact
• 4 Things To Watch For After ITC's Solar Imports Ruling
• EU's Vision For Taxing Tech Profits Faces Treaty Obstacles
• WTO Panel To Hear Complaint Over China Farm Import Quotas
• Feds, TransCanada Push To Dodge Enviros' Keystone XL Suits
• Whistleblower Says Ch. 11 Filing Can't Delay Suit
• Financier, Banker's Iran Sanctions Trial Delayed 4 Weeks
• Judge Sends 'Message' In Ex-Alstom Exec's Bribery Sentence
• FDA Cracks Down On Online Sales Of Prescription Drugs
• CIT Backs CBP On Home Depot Doorknobs Being Locks
• WTO's Boeing Ruling Highlights Importance Of Contingency
• Inside CFIUS' Annual Report: 7 Highlights
• US-EU Insurance Deal 'Blueprint For Regulatory Cooperation'
• Syngenta Looks To Speed Appeal Of $218M GMO Corn Verdict
• PTAB Invalidation Not Enough To Stay Arista ITC Import Ban
• Chiquita Can't Escape New Complaint In MDL, Judge Told
• ITC Says Imports Hurt Solar-Makers; Trump Will Pick Remedy
• Ontario To Join California And Quebec's Carbon Market
• 5 Takeaways From CFIUS' Latest Annual Report
• Engineer Might Regret Plea Withdrawal, 2nd Circ. Judge Says
• EU Urges UK To Finally Set Out Its Brexit Expectations
• The North Korea Executive Order And How It May Affect You
• The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act: 'Bedlam' Redux
• UK's May Pitches Transition Period To Break Brexit Deadlock
• ITC Blocks Infringing Mobile Device Stands From China
• Lawmakers Bash GAO Report Clearing $418M Aircraft Deal
• Oil Cos., Transporters Embrace Jones Act Waiver After Irma
• US Finds China, India Subsidize Tube Exports, Sets Duties
• Swedish Telecom Telia To Pay $1B In FCPA Settlement
• Senate Dems Float State 'Right-To-Work' Ban
• Trump Lines Up Bank-Targeted North Korea Sanctions
• Truffle Tiff Targeting Trader Joe's Oil Expands To 3 Suppliers
• The Brexit Threat To US-UK Aviation
• Miller & Chevalier Adds Ex-DOJ National Security Counsel
• The Role Legal Finance Can Play In Firm Year-End Collections
• New Group Aims To Protect American IP In Trade Deals
• EU Court Scratches End Of Poultry Subsidy On Technicality
• As 3rd NAFTA Negotiation Looms, Calls For Change Pour In
• Coy On Details, Trump Makes Decision On Iran Nuke Deal
• SEIA Say Broke Solar Cos. Lack Plan In Tariff Bid To ITC
• Commerce Begins Japan, Kazakhstan Sponge Dumping Probe
• What's Next For North Korea Sanctions
• 'Per-Doc' Pricing Can Improve Document Review
• Feds Want 5 Years For Money-Laundering Korean Scientist
• Veon Must Face Investor Class Action, With Some Limits
• EU's Bid For A Global Investment Court Won't Come Easy
• Canada Won't Back Down From Boeing-Bombardier Dispute
• Lobster Thief Ordered To Fork Over $30M To South Africa
• Lawmakers Urge Trump To Fight Unfair Labor Practices
• Hitachi Metals Hits Chinese Rivals With ITC Trade Secrets Suit
• Pipe Co. Tells CIT Its Flanges Not Subject To Dumping Duty
• EU Top Court Adviser Says Arbitration Clauses Are Legal
• UK Offers Overseas Investment Insurance For Political Risk
• CFIUS Continues To Present Obstacle To Chinese Acquisitions
• Content-Makers Call For Stronger Copyright Rules In NAFTA
• 'Flawed' Calculation Caused Inflated Forfeiture: Lobster Thief
• Sony's Headphone Patent Rehearing Bid Nixed Under Nautilus
• US Still Fighting Boeing Subsidy Ruling At WTO
• Daewoo Seizure Ruling Violates Due Process, 5th Circ. Told
• US Trade Rep Slams China's 'Mercantilist' Onslaught
• Duracell Can't Toss Case Over 'Gray Market' Batteries
• DOJ Says China-Linked Aluminum Co. Ducked $1.5B In Tariffs
• Trump Angling To Revive Dormant Ex-Im Bank
• Former US Ambassador to EU Joins Sidley's London Office
• What To Watch With EU-US Privacy Shield Under Microscope
• Top Senate Dem Warns Of Possible Sanctions Against Turkey
• 9th Circ. Revives Calif. Foie Gras Ban
• 3 Takeaways From Trump's Block Of China Chipmaker Deal
• US Wants Action On Absentee WTO Appellate Decisions
• NY Urges ITC Not To Adopt Sweeping Solar Duties
• On CFIUS Reform, We Must Proceed With Caution
• Portuguese Engineer Gets 20 Mos. For Sanctions Violations
• Why A Hanjin Fleet Came To Hong Kong
• EU Rolls Out Trade Reforms On Arbitration, Transparency
• NY Top Court Denies Saudi Co.'s $10B Barclays Fraud Appeal
• A Guide To The Executive Branch Official Nomination Process
• ITC Can Redo $6M Fine After GPS Patent Nix, Fed. Circ. Told
• Fired Chicago Attys Win Fees From Air Cargo Settlements
• EU Details Security-Based Screening For Foreign Investment
• Commerce Secretary Wants NAFTA Sunset, Re-Up Every 5 Yrs
• Another Dormant Trade Law Gets A Trump-Era Awakening
• Libor Reversal Shows Need For Int'l Cooperation: DOJ's Finch
• Treasury Targets Hackers, Airlines Accused Of Iran Support
• US Extends Iran Sanctions Waiver Despite Claimed 'Default'
• Arista Asks Fed. Circ. To Pause Ban On Infringing Products
• Commerce Nixes Anti-Dumping Duty On Taiwan Paper Dye Co.
• Trump Blocks Canyon Bridge's $1.3B Chipmaker Buy
• Clifford Chance Nabs Katten Muchin White Collar Duo
• 'Gray Market' Duracell Importer Can't Proceed Anonymously
• Europe Wants A Closer Look At Foreign Takeovers
• Senators Stump For New Tariffs On Canadian Lumber
• Sanctions Compliance Lessons From Recent OFAC Actions
• Cisco Slams Bid To Halt Import Ban After PTAB Axed Patent
• Korean Scientist Seeks Short Term For US Bribe Laundering
• UN Hits N. Korea With Toughest-Ever Sanctions Over Nukes
• Covington Adds State Dept. Veteran To Gov't Affairs Team
• Austria Wins EU Double Taxation Fight Against Germany
• More China Sanctions Possible Over Ties With North Korea
• US Unveils Preliminary Duties On Chinese Tool Chests
• GOP Sen. Rips Trump Talk, Says Trade Deals Drive US Jobs
• Inside China's New Policies On Overseas Investments
• Steel Customers Warn Against 'Disastrous' New Duties
• InfoSpan Asks 9th Circ. For Redo Of $554M Secrets Trial
• Fed. Circ. Upholds 16-Year Import Ban On India Steel Co.
• State Dept. OKs $3.9B In Fighter Jet, Arms Sales To Bahrain
• Commerce Slaps Anti-Dumping Duties On Synthetic Rubber
• Enviros Ask Judge To Save Keystone Pipeline Suit
• Convicted Exec Denies Guilt, Wants Iran Sanctions Suit Axed
• WTO To Hold Emergency Meeting On Appellate Body Turmoil
• UK Gov't Minister Warns Of 'Chaos' If MPs Block Brexit Bill
• Why More Global Giants Are Renouncing Their HQs
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2017
• Firms Stay The Course On London Growth Amid Brexit Haze
• Global Firms Snap Up India Work With Liberalization In Limbo
• Where The Global 20 Are Bolstering Their Ranks
• Garlic Cos. Get Temporary Block To Liquidation At CIT
• Royalty Closing Agreement Relevant In Coca-Cola Tax Fight
• Pakistan Challenges WTO Finding On EU Polymer Duties
• ITC Won't Reopen Nokia's Patent Suit Against Apple
• Lawmakers Wade Into Washing Machine Giants' Trade Battle
• Metal Co. CEO Gets 57 Months For Illegal Exports To Iran
• How Collaboration Is Changing Inside Some Law Firms
• Reynolds Loses Infringement Appeal Before Fed. Circ.
• Solar Cos. Pick Up Allies In Pursuit Of Sweeping Duties
• Del. Justices Told Derivative Suit Dismissals Must Have Sway
• Cisco's IP Defense In Antitrust Suit 'Insane,' Arista Says
• Baker McKenzie Adds Patent Litigator, Names New IP Chair
• Feds Charge More Turkish Officials In Iran Sanctions Case
• Hughes Hubbard Snags DOJ FCPA Prosecutor
• Commerce Hits More Steel Rod Imports With Massive Duties
• Dealing With Difficult Lawyers
• EU Official 'Disappointed' By UK Financial Settlement Stance
• UK Fuels Hope For Transitional Brexit Trade Deal With EU
• Chiquita Must Show DOJ Docs In Colombia MDL Probes
• KORUS Exit Would Meld Trump's Worst Ideas, Ex-Official Says
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Ruling On Anti-Dumping Notice
• Ex-Counterterrorism Head Joins Skadden's Security Practice
• Vietnam Reopens To US Distillers' Grains After Pest Issue
• Pineapple Grower Tells 11th Circ. Award Wrongly Confirmed
• Convicted Freight Exec Asks 1st Circ. For Antitrust Trial Redo
• China Pipe Fitting Imports May Harm US Industry, ITC Finds
• Cooley Expands International Arbitration Team In London
• NAFTA Talks Move Briskly In Round 2 But No Breakthroughs
• Coconut Importer Says Partner Is Lying About Equity Stake
• Lawmakers Implore Trump To Stick With S. Korean Trade Deal
• ITC Judge Finds Sony Infringed Fujifilm Storage Patents
• Screws Are Defined By Their Anchor, Gov't Tells Fed. Circ.
• HP, Vizio, Others Urge Fed. Circ. To Nix ITC Arista Ban
• Saul Ewing, Arnstein & Lehr Merger Yields 15-Office Firm
• APR Energy Can't Subpoena Australian Bank In NY: Judge
• Iran-Linked Manhattan Office Tower Can Be Sold, Judge Says
• Ex-Venezuela Ambassador Takes Bribery Suit To High Court
• Can Trump Withdraw From NAFTA Without Congress?
• Pin Anchor Importer Challenges Chinese Nail Duty At CIT
• WTO Grounds EU Case Against Boeing Subsidies
• 'Not Enough Progress' From UK On Brexit Talks, MEPs Told
• Venezuela Sanctions Boost Legal Risks For Energy Cos.
• Chiquita Plaintiffs Can't Get Evidence From Colombia Probes
• Man Arrested In Fake Nikes, UGGs Smuggling Scheme
• State Dept. Approved $50B In Defense Exports In 2016
• CIT Raps Commerce For Agilent Duty Ruling
• ITC To Investigate Dumping Of Canadian Groundwood Paper
• EU Appeals WTO's Report On Pakistani Polymer Duties
• Azevedo Challenges WTO Members To Break New Ground
• UK Brexit Negotiator Brushes Off EU Trade Talks Criticism
• Shkreli Trial And Other Magic Tricks: A Chat With Ben Brafman
• How New US Sanctions On Venezuela Target Financing