International Trade Archive » October, 2017

International Trade - October, 2017

198 articles

• Feds Say Witness Didn't Lie About Ex-Lover At FCPA Trial
• Airbus Says It Gave Feds Wrong Info About Arms Sales
• ITC Calls For Tariffs On Solar Panels; Next Step Up To Trump
• Ties To Oligarchs Make Manafort Flight Risk, Mueller Says
• US Lights Spark That May Set Off China Powder Keg At WTO
• Plastics Co. M&G USA Opens $1.7B Ch. 11, Seeks $100M DIP
• FDA Lets 8 EU Regulators Conduct Its Drug Inspections
• ITC Advised To Bar Entry Of Certain Chinese Aerogels
• Trump's National Security Pick Pushes Back On Intel Warrants
• Judging A Book: McConnell Reviews 'Unequal'
• Increased FARA Enforcement May Lie Ahead
• WTO Chief Touts Trade As Engine For Global Prosperity
• ITC Affirms Invalidity Of Electronic Car Toll Patents
• Mueller's Team Won Order Requiring Manafort's Atty To Talk
• Chinese Chemical Co. Says Feds Applied Wrong Tariffs
• Canada Protests WTO Panel Probing Bombardier Subsidies
• China Girds For Battle Over US Foil Dumping Decision
• Congressional Forecast: November
• A 1st Impression Of The Manafort And Gates Indictment
• Making Pro Bono Work
• Being There: Preparing Witnesses For Depositions
• 6 Key Considerations In China-Related Arbitrations
• Ex-Trump Campaign Chair Charged With Conspiracy
• Enviros Press FERC To Deny 2nd Crack At Ore. LNG Project
• Pro-Trade Nonprofit Exec Gets 2 Years For Embezzling $1.3M
• ITC Keeps Clog Import Ban Despite Crocs' Loss At USPTO
• Preliminary Duties On Chinese Foil Might Restart WTO Brawl
• Commerce Targets China, Italy In Pipe Fittings Dumping Probe
• CIT Rejects Bid For Duties On Korean Oil Pipes
• Making Pro Bono Work: The Sidley-Exelon Partnership
• US, India Wrap High-Profile Trade Summit With Few Results
• Recipe For Legal Project Management: Look To BBQ Champs
• CIT Upholds Commerce's Chinese Crawdad Meat Duties
• Atty Must Monitor Chinese Magnate At Consular Visit: Judge
• Academics Line Up To Sink NAFTA's Investment Arbitration
• Commerce Hits 7 Countries With Dumping Duties On Wire Rod
• Making Pro Bono Work: Can You Practice In Your State?
• WTO Upholds Revamped US 'Dolphin-Safe' Tuna Label Regs
• Representing Women At The Intersection Of Law And Finance
• Dems Say GOP Ducking Bigger Fish As Both Back Tariff Relief
• Baker Botts Adds IP Litigator From Kirkland To DC Office
• Head Of Wildlife Smuggling Conspiracy Pleads Guilty
• Senators Want Steel Trade Probe To Accelerate
• Supplement Cos., Execs Indicted Over Hidden Stimulants
• What To Watch For As US Reboots India Trade Engagement
• Major Wine Exporters To Observe Canada-US WTO Battle
• Making Pro Bono Work: Building Sponsorship Relationships
• What I Learned In My 1st Year: Be A Sponge
• UK Seeks Broad Outline Of Brexit Transition By Early 2018
• M&G Chemicals Unit Opens Ch. 11 With $100M-Plus Debt
• Turkish Pipe Producer Objects To Commerce CVD Benchmark
• Rio Tinto Hit With Investor Suit Over Mozambique Coal Fraud
• Grassley Rips TN Visas For Bringing In 'Cheap Foreign Labor'
• Making Pro Bono Work: Beyond The Hurdles
• OECD Floats Ways For Countries To Tax Intangibles
• Citing NAFTA Secrecy, Wyden Vows To Oppose Trade Noms
• US Slaps More Duties On Argentine, Indonesian Biodiesel
• Rimon Grows Silicon Valley Office With Orrick IP Pro
• China Lifts Ban On European Soft Cheeses Amid EU Protest
• House OKs Shipping Security, Cuba Travel Bills
• Dems Want Admin Progress On Security-Based Trade Probes
• Investor Council Tardy With Del. Walmart Appeal Amicus Bid
• Judging A Book: Pryor Reviews 'Scalia Speaks'
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Gulf Spat Churns, Appeals Rift Widens
• Shipping Co. Says US Sanctions Stopped $39M Loan Repayment
• The Inside Counsel Revolution
• Ukraine Tells WTO Russian Import Bans Are Retaliatory
• Sony-Fujifilm Feud Lands Among New ITC Probes
• 2 Sens. Unveil Bill To Weigh Foreign Investments In US
• 'Time Is Running Out' For Year-End WTO Agriculture Deal
• Steptoe Hires Ex-Federal Prosecutor For DC Office
• China Presses For US Compliance In WTO Dumping Fight
• The Current Fight Against Contraband Art And Antiquities
• How Arbitrators Maintain Proportionality In Discovery
• NCAI, Canadian First Nations Group Want In On NAFTA
• NAFTA Withdrawal Could Pull Rug Out From US Investors
• Ukraine Opens New Front In Ongoing WTO Tussle With Russia
• EU Privacy Shield Gets Good Marks, For Now
• US Blocks Timber Imports From Peruvian Logger
• CIT Upholds Duty-Free Classification For Fiber Optics Gear
• Baker McKenzie Adds Ex-Nike Int'l Trade Atty In Asia
• The Law Firm CFO's Role In The Strategic Planning Process
• 6 Possible Iran Deal Scenarios
• Lawmakers Ready To Dig Into Potential New Tariff Cuts
• Fed. Circ. OKs Original Import Ban Against Arista In Cisco War
• As Trump Digs In, NAFTA Reaches Its Boiling Point
• Commerce Targets 5 Nations In Plastic Resin Dumping Probe
• Law Firms Must Transition To An Industry Sector Approach
• Sens. Float Bill To Speed Up Small-Scale LNG Exports
• Food Container Co. Takes Clerical Error Complaint To CIT
• Human Rights Compliance: Best Practices For Energy Cos.
• Protectionism Can't Solve Free Trade Woes, WTO Head Warns
• Rio Tinto Hit With SEC Fraud Suit, $36.5M UK Fine
• Bio-Rad Asks 9th Circ. To Undo $8M Verdict For Ex-GC
• Turkish Banker Can't Duck Iran Sanctions Case, Feds Say
• Bombardier, Airbus Notch Deal That May Hamper Trade Case
• EU Wants Entry To Watch US-Canada WTO Wine Battle
• NAFTA Talks Get Testy As Officials Air Grievances
• Judging A Book: Kozinski Reviews 'The Judge'
• Take Down Or Stay Down: Digital Piracy And Trade Negotiation
• Brazil Scores Partial Win Against Indonesian Chicken Rules
• CIT Grants Commerce Wide Berth On Turkish Pipe Duty
• Leave Retrans Fees Out Of NAFTA Talks, Cable TV Cos. Say
• WTO Members Balk At China's Bid For Small Biz Preferences
• Convicted Mogul Wants Private Huddle With China Diplomats
• UK Banks On Alert As New Sanctions Watchdog Sets Sights
• Commerce Upholds Vietnam Nail Duties As Challenge Looms
• US-Canada WTO Scrap Still Piquing Winemakers' Interest
• New Post-Recession Metrics For BigLaw Partner Success
• UK Financial Sanctions Enforcer Probing 60 Cases
• Alice Worries Turn To Admiration For Fed. Circ. Judge
• Solar Co. Suniva Gets OK For $3M Boost To DIP Loan
• Houlihan Lokey Seeks Early Out From Formula Maker Suit
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Smartphone Makers' ITC Win Under Alice
• Time To Lift Student Loan Counseling Restrictions
• Footwear Importer To Pay $1.6M Fine, Other Shoe Yet To Drop
• Saleswoman Dodges Prison In $30M Russia Export Scheme
• Elephant Trophy Ban Faces Tough DC Circuit Bench
• Trump Puts Iran Deal Under Scrutiny, Threatens To Withdraw
• The Future Of Standard-Essential Patents At The ITC
• Australia Wants To Keep Tabs On US-Canada WTO Wine Battle
• No Transition Deal Before Late 2018, Pro-Brexit Lawyers Say
• UK Gov't Faces Legal Test Over Secret Brexit Impact Studies
• Energizer Wins A Counterfeit Suit As Duracell Launches One
• Mayer Brown Adds DOC Trade Enforcement Ex-Chief Counsel
• Auto Parts Maker Gets Full $5.7M Award Confirmed
• Trump's Iran Gambit Deepens Uncertainty Of Sanctions Relief
• An Important Message For Midsized Government Contractors
• ITC Probe Broadens Rockwell IP War With Radwell
• EU To Set Up Prosecutor's Office For Cross-Border Crimes
• Retired Colonel Pleads Not Guilty In Haiti Bribe Plot
• UK Prime Minister's Speech Fails To Provide Clarity
• Brexit Talks 'Deadlocked,' Blocking Move To Transition Deal
• Brazil, Aussie Cos. Hit With Silicon Dumping Duties By DOC
• China Warms To Int'l Arbitration As Trade Project Takes Shape
• Lego Says Rival 'Grasping At Straws' In Copyright Suit
• 5 Questions Looming Over Latest Round Of NAFTA Talks
• Why You Should Consider Hyperlinking Your Next Brief
• CIT Backs Commerce's Price Math On S. Korean Transformers
• BNP Paribas To Stop Financing Certain Fossil Fuel Cos.
• Delta Won't Pay US Tariffs On New Bombardier Jets, CEO Says
• Caterpillar Seeks End To Tax Raid-Triggered Investor Suit
• Turkish Banker Wants Out Of Iran Sanctions Case Or Own Trial
• Toyo Seeks At Least $11.7M In Sanctions In Tire IP Case
• The Clock Is Ticking For US Reinsurance Credit Laws
• Asian-Americans Facing Challenges In The Legal Industry
• US Urged To Take Action Against China's IP Infractions
• Kirkland Adds ITC Litigator As IP Partner In DC
• Insurer Must Pay Chinese Garlic Duty, As US Suit Is Timely
• Chamber Head Blasts Trump's 'Unacceptable' NAFTA Tactics
• Revoking Sudan Sanctions Brings New Prospects, Old Risks
• EU Leader Foresees Possible Brexit Trade Talks By December
• More US Tariffs On Jets For Bombardier In Boeing Trade Row
• Solar Panel Co. Suniva Seeks Emergency Ch. 11 DIP Hike
• A BigLaw Ladies' Guide To Becoming A 1st-Chair Trial Lawyer
• Farmers Fight Syngenta Bid To Speed $218M Verdict Appeal
• ITC To Probe Toyota, BMW, Others Over Electric Motor Parts
• EU Puts Duties On Steel From Brazil, Russia, Others
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Trade Pick Calls Voting In Wrong State 'Honest Mistake'
• Whirlpool Scores Victory In Trade Case Against LG, Samsung
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Sentence For Trying To Get F-35 Info To Iran
• Iran-Linked Charity Must Hand NYC Office Tower To Feds
• Ex-USTR Fears Trump May Abandon NAFTA
• China's US Interests Are In For A Roller Coaster Ride
• DC Circ. Scratches Oral Arguments In LNG Approval Fights
• S. Korea Agrees To Begin Modifying US Trade Deal
• 5 Tips To Ensure Proper Deposition Behavior
• The 3 Biggest Questions About The EU's New Dumping Rules
• 11th Circ. Kills Malpractice Claims Against Boies Schiller
• Retired US Colonel Faces Volley Of New Haiti Bribe Charges
• Korean Scientist Gets 14 Months In Bribe Laundering Case
• Yeti Coolers Says Alibaba Sells Fakes That Violate Trade Law
• Three Floridians Plead Guilty To Syrian Export Scheme
• Bird & Bird To Open San Francisco Office In Mid-2018
• A Better Way To Tax Foreign Profits Of US Companies
• How ITC May Handle Inter Partes Review Estoppel
• European Commission Proposes Reforms For VAT System
• EU High Court To Weigh Data Transfer Tool In Facebook Row
• Coffee-Maker Importer To Pay $2M For Not Reporting Defect
• Samsung Accused Of Infringing Tessera Chip Patents At ITC
• EU Moves Ahead With Trade Rules To Head Off China Fight
• Textile Groups Mobilize To Close NAFTA Sourcing 'Loophole'
• CFIUS, China And Trump Administration: 5 Things To Know
• EU, Canada Settle Decadeslong Beef Spat, Citing Trade Deal
• Judging A Book: Tunheim Reviews 'Miles Lord'
• EU Legislators Nix Bid To Begin Early Post-Brexit Trade Talks
• Free Trade Needs Rule Of Law, Experts Say At Miami Summit
• Varnum, Retired Barnes & Thornburg Attys Tapped For ITC
• High Court Rejects Petitions For Several Immigration Cases
• EU, Mexico Inching Closer To New Trade Deal
• Justices Won't Revive Ex-Venezuela Ambassador's RICO Suit
• Technology Assisted Review Can Work For Small Cases
• Roche Ducks Cancer Drug Antitrust Suit
• Justices Won't Hear 6 False Claims Act Appeals
• CIT Partly Tosses UPS Cross-Claims Over False Trade Docs
• Obama-Era WTO Case Against Canadian Wine Regs Lives On
• Law360 Sizes Up The Term To Come