International Trade Archive » November, 2017

International Trade - November, 2017

179 articles

• US Shreds G-20's Strategy To Combat Global Steel Glut
• Zarrab Tells Jury Turkish Banker Didn't Ask For Bribe Money
• Cozen O'Connor Prevails In Records Dispute Over Cuba Docs
• Are Private Sector WTO Litigators At Risk Under Logan Act?
• AB InBev Kept Cheap Beer From Belgians, EU Says
• The Billing Evolution: How Far Along Is Your Firm?
• US Offers Glimpse Of Strategy In WTO China Dumping Brawl
• ITC Not Treating PTAB Decisions Like Other Agency Rulings
• EU Seeks To Tackle VAT Fraud By Sharing Cross-Border Info
• Fox Rothschild Adds Ex-Kutak Rock International Trade Duo
• 10 Tips For Effective Practice Before The 5th Circ.
• SBM Offshore To Pay $238M Fine For FCPA Bribery Violations
• 5 Takeaways From The 'New' FCPA Corporate Charging Policy
• Caterpillar Infringement Claims Lead To ITC Import Probe
• Ex-Rep. Reynolds Loses New-Trial Bid In Tax-Filing Case
• Zarrab Tells Jury Bribes Erased Concerns About His Fame
• DOJ Outlines Protections For Cos. Aiding FCPA Investigations
• Judging A Book: Saris Reviews 'Locking Up Our Own'
• Anti-Corruption In Mexico: Reasons For Cautious Optimism
• EU Exec Rains On UK's Hopes For Smooth Post-Brexit Trade
• Gov't Must Seek Swift Brexit Deal For City, FCA Chief Warns
• British Insurers Seek EU Trade Deal For Mutual Market Access
• US To Hit China With Tariffs Over Tool Chests And Cabinets
• CIT Upholds Stanley Black & Decker Unit Anti-Dumping Duty
• Banker Tells Jury Zarrab Copped To Resume 'Cushy Lifestyle'
• US Triggers New China Trade Case With Rare Maneuver
• WTO Work Will Go Down To Wire At Ministerial Summit
• Landowners Urge Neb. To Rethink Keystone XL Approval
• US-Canada Lumber Scrap Spills Into WTO
• Defense Seeks Delay After Jury Picked For Iran Sanctions Trial
• Ropes & Gray Adds Former Baker Botts Partner To DC Office
• US Quadruples Duties On Korean Wire Rod, Fixing Error
• WTO Members Angle For Investment Development Talks
• Commerce Dings Spanish Olives With Anti-Subsidy Duties
• A Potential New Hurdle For Foreign Investments
• Bank Claims 1st Blockchain Trade Finance Transaction
• Senate Panel Unveils Homeland Security Funding Bill
• GAO Says DHS Uniforms Mostly Foreign-Made, Despite Policy
• Comcast X1 Set-Top Boxes Infringed 2 Rovi Patents, ITC Says
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Stage Set For High-Stakes Gulf Battle
• Enviros' Keystone XL Suits Can Proceed, Judge Says
• US Trade Rep Worried NAFTA Talks Making No Headway
• What NAFTA Renegotiating Objectives Mean For Arbitration
• Amarin Case Demonstrates Limits Of ITC Jurisdiction
• CIT Stifles Auto Suppliers' Bid To Stonewall Foil Duties
• 2 Chinese Tire Cos. To Pay Toyo $1.6M In Contempt Sanctions
• ITC Proposes Tariffs To Curb Samsung, LG Washer Imports
• Texas Man Gets 4 Years For $6.4M Diamond Fraud Scheme
• Treasury Sanctions Chinese, N. Korean Companies Over Trade
• Del. Court Nixes Committee Delay For M&G USA Sale Hearing
• Coffee Bean Origin Country Is Where Roasted, Customs Says
• Judge Suggests Anonymous Jury In Iran Sanctions Trial
• SDNY Case Raises Provocative Questions On US Jurisdiction
• US-China WTO Brawl Still Drawing Other Members' Interest
• Remaining Questions About US Paris Agreement Withdrawal
• A Look At Argentina's New Anti-Corruption Law
• M&G, DIP Lender Slam Creditor Call To Sideline Sale, Loan
• US Accuses Chinese NGO Head, African Ex-Official Of Bribery
• State Dept. OKs $10.5B Patriot Missile Sale To Poland
• Trump Calls North Korea State Sponsor Of Terror
• Don't Waste This Planning Cycle: Year-End Strategies
• Creditors' Options In Venezuela's Disorderly Default
• Iran Sanctions Trial Against Turkish Gold Trader Delayed
• Neb. Regulators Approve Keystone XL Pipeline Route
• EU's Barnier Shuts Door On Post-Brexit Passporting For City
• ITC Will Examine African Trade As US Eyes Expansion
• In Unusual Move, US Releases 'Updated' NAFTA Goals
• Chile, EU Initiate Talks To Update Relations, Expand Trade
• Auto Parts Buyers Seek $162M Default In Price-Fixing Suit
• Commerce Says Pipe Co. Same As One Eyed In Dumping
• From Snaps To Tweets: The Craft Of Social Media Discovery
• High Court May Quash PTAB, But ITC Practice Will Live On
• US Readies Preliminary Tariffs On Tubing From 6 Countries
• The Conspiracy And FBAR Charges Against Manafort, Gates
• Canada To Fight Lumber Tariffs Through NAFTA Dispute Panel
• DOE Grants Cross-Border Permit For $1.6B Transmission Line
• Taiwanese Auto Parts Co. To Pay $3.35M In Price-Fix Suit
• Zarrab Out Of Federal Lockup But Still In US Custody
• WTO Members Bristle At US Proposal To Boost Transparency
• Walmart Puts Aside $283M For Potential FCPA Settlement
• Manafort Attorney's Testimony And The Limits Of Privilege
• An Interview With Former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson
• Pols Weigh In On NAFTA's Labor, Car Rules Ahead Of Talks
• Gov't Says High Court Should Take Up Vitamin C Price-Fix Suit
• Baker Botts, Addleshaw Goddard Attys Start Hong Kong Firm
• Industry Urges Congress To Renew Duty-Free Program
• US, UK Chug Along On Preliminary Trade Talks
• State Dept. OKs $170M Norway Air-To-Air Missile Deal
• China's FDA Reform Will Encourage Life Science Innovation
• Judging A Book: Gilstrap Reviews 'Alexander Hamilton'
• Manafort's Challenge To 'No-Knock' Raid Faces Long Odds
• Apple At Center Of New ITC Probe Into Macs, iPhones
• Daewoo Urges 5th Circ. Not To Rethink Seizure Ruling
• 5 Ways New CFIUS Legislation Would Alter Review Process
• WTO Gives S. Korea Partial Win In US Oil Pipe Duties Scrap
• The Case For Creating A Mediation Department At Your Firm
• Trump Picks Immigration Hawk To Keep Helming ICE
• Prepare For Big Changes To FARA Enforcement
• US Signals Duties On Tool Chests From China, Vietnam
• US Poised To Slap New Tariffs On Chinese Plywood Imports
• Chemical Importer Opposes Anti-Dumping Order At CIT
• TPP Revival Effort Leaves US Out In The Cold
• US, Vietnam Announce $12 Billion In New Trade Deals
• Treasury Sanctions Venezuelan Officials, Cites Elections
• Trader Joe's Says Shoppers Lied About Truffle DNA Tests
• New Bipartisan CFIUS Reform Begins To Take Shape
• German Paper Co. Tariff Warranted, Commerce Tells Justices
• China Aluminum Co. Kills $2.3B Aleris Deal Amid CFIUS Woes
• Being There: Defending Depositions
• SEC Brass Says Kokesh Ruling A Concern For FCPA Cases
• 3 Takeaways From Trump's Cuba Restrictions
• WTO Again Rules Against Indonesia In Food Import Fight
• Commerce Inks Final Duties To Offset Biodiesel Subsidies
• Drinker Biddle Taps Ex-Skadden Atty As Gov't Policy Partner
• Bipartisan Bill Would Reduce Tariffs On Hundreds Of Imports
• New Cuba Sanctions Signal Increased Commercial Challenges
• Alaska, W.Va. Ink Energy Development Deals With China
• New Balance Says Consumers Don't Care About 'Made In USA'
• Turkish Banker Gets Go-Ahead For Depos, But No Trial Delay
• The Legal Fallout For Harvey Weinstein's Hired Hands
• Cos. Should Note Guidance From Gov'ts On Human Rights
• Qualcomm Unveils $12B In China Deals Amid Trump's Trip
• Visa Alternatives To Consider When H-1B Isn't An Option
• Electrolux, LG Selling Washers At Below Normal Value: ITA
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive $600M Mitsubishi Antitrust Row
• China Reignites Market Economy Battle At WTO
• Jury Persuasion In An 'Alt-Fact' World
• UK Watchdog Urges Caution On Nat'l Security Merger Reviews
• Congress Seeks To Curb Chinese Investment With CFIUS
• Trump Tightens Cuba Travel, Trade Restrictions
• 3 Things To Know About EU's Plans To Revise FDI Review
• Senate Wants Sanctions For Banks Dealing With N. Korea
• FIFA, Players Union Come To Terms On Transfer Agreement
• WTO Focusing On Transparency In Trade Pact Implementation
• Fed. Circ. Questions 'Double-Counting' In Dumping Row
• The Future Of NAFTA May Be Up To Congress
• Trump Dials Down Heated Rhetoric Toward North Korea
• Biz Lobby Wants Trade Secrets High On USTR Agenda
• Applying The Investors' Playbook To Legal Career Planning
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Turkish Banker Wants Trial Delayed In Iran Sanctions Case
• Pair Get Time Served In $50M Russia Export Scheme
• Commerce Hits Chinese Steel Rod Cos. With Dumping Duties
• The Law Firms Spinning The White House Turnstile
• Has Trump Been Good For BigLaw?
• What Trump's War On Regulations Means For Lawyers
• Who's Repping Whom? Law360's Guide To The Mueller Probe
• CIT OKs Commerce's Decision Raising Chinese MSG Duties
• How IT And Procurement Pros Can Inform Law Firm Budgeting
• Brexit Transition Deal Vital For UK Business, May Says
• Commerce Says Chinese Staples Sold At Unfair Prices In US
• Bomb Maker Can Keep Legal Advice Secret In Saudi Deal
• Academic Floats Solution For WTO Appellate Body Turmoil
• Foreign Investment Pro Joins Wilson Sonsini In DC
• SEC Keeps Acting Chief Of Foreign Corrupt Practices Unit
• Manafort Partner Seeks Release From House Arrest
• Watchdog Group Looks To Shed Light On NAFTA Talks
• Getting Real About Artificial Intelligence At Law Firms
• Defense Attys In Mueller Cases Run The White Collar Gamut
• K&L Gates Adds Ex-Steptoe IP, International Trade Pro
• WTO Struggling To Strike Deal To Curb Fishing Subsidies
• Feds Win CIT Scrap Over Sausage Casing Classification
• Odebrecht Units Say No Harm Shown In Bond Fraud Motion
• Dems Still Oppose Garrett As Ex-Im Bank Head After Hearing
• Investors Say Ark. Dismissal Can't Avert Del. Walmart Suit
• Perception Vs. Reality At Trial
• Manafort Lawyer Warned After Holding News Conference
• US Ratchets Up Canada Tensions With New Lumber Tariffs
• Commerce Issues Early Duties On Polyester From China, India
• Proportionality, Not Perfection, Is What Matters
• Plastics Co. M&G Gets Nod To Tap $34M Of $100M DIP Loan
• Posco Daewoo Not Covered For Transfer Fraud, Judge Rules
• Cookies, Milk And Tariffs For Santa Suit Importer, CIT Says
• $20M Mexican Nutraceutical Row To Go To Arbitration
• White House Panel Urges Sweeping Action On Opioid Crisis
• FXCM Could Have Warned Investors, Stock-Drop Suit Says
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenges To DOE Gas Export Approvals
• Schumer Stonewalls Trump Trade Noms Over Stalled Probes
• Make Way For The 'Unicorns'