International Trade Archive » January, 2018

International Trade - January, 2018

191 articles

• DLA Piper Adds Ex-King & Wood Dispute Resolution Pro
• Commerce Issues Early Duties On Roller Bearings From Korea
• Husch Blackwell Adds 2 Int'l Trade Attys To DC Office
• Centers Of Influence Are Key To Small Law Firm Rainmaking
• EU Says Data-Protection Rights Not Negotiable In Trade Talks
• Russia-EU Pork Trade Battle Moves To New WTO Phase
• Trump's State Of The Union Breaks Little Ground On Trade
• Pineapple Grower Fights Bid To Protect $32M Award
• ITA Sticks To Anti-Dump Findings On LG Korean Washers
• Canada Says US Can Leave NAFTA Disputes Deal
• Chinese Bearing Co. Files CIT Complaint Over Duty Rate
• Sierra Club Ends Fight Over DOE's Approval Of LNG Exports
• India Looks To Head Off US Retaliation In WTO Solar Fight
• Preliminary Duties Set On Taiwanese, Korean Low-Melt Fiber
• CFIUS Approval Of Chip Deal Gives Hope To Foreign Cos.
• Mnuchin Vows More Russian Sanctions Amid Dems' Pushback
• Commerce Finalizes Duties On Steel Nails From Oman, Korea
• Australia To Spend $3.1B To Expand Global Arms Exports
• CIT OKs Commerce's Reevaluation Of Vietnam Fish Imports
• From Law Firm To Newsroom: An Interview With Bob Woodruff
• 6th Round Of NAFTA Talks Wrap With Progress On Corruption
• Trump On Trade: What To Watch For In The State Of The Union
• Judging A Book: Kendall Reviews 'On The Jury Trial'
• Solar Panel Tariff Creates New Uncertainty
• Infrastructure, Immigration To Headline State Of The Union
• Wells Fargo, Guarantor Hit With $2M Plane Loan Judgment
• Probe Of Afghan-War Food Supplier Keeps FCA Suit On Ice
• Judge OKs Cobalt's $500M Pact With Sonangol For Oil Blocks
• Bombardier Spared Tariffs After ITC Finds Boeing Not Harmed
• Zarrab Served With Rape Suit At Westchester Jail
• Australia's WTO Wine Battle Against Canada Draws EU's Eyes
• Trump Offers Murky Endorsement Of TPP Revival
• What Europe's Coty Decision Means For Companies
• Del. Justices Uphold Initial Toss Of Walmart Derivative Suit
• $1.6B Hydro Power Line Wins Mass. Clean Energy Contract
• Gun Part Co. Says Smith & Wesson Cut It Out Of Sales Deal
• Do I Need New Trial Counsel? 9 Questions To Ask
• Groups Warn Against NAFTA Changes That Raise Drug Prices
• 5 Takeaways From Bipartisan BuyAmerican.gov Bill
• S. Korea Fights New US Solar, Washer Tariffs At WTO
• Unions Slap Mexico With NAFTA Labor Complaint
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Wiley Rein
• EU Lawmakers Back US Bilateral Market Access For Insurers
• Chinese Wind-Turbine Maker Convicted Of Trade Secret Theft
• No Signs Of WTO Appellate Body Impasse Abating At Davos
• Synutra Directors Say Take-Private Deal Complied With Law
• Mayer Brown Nabs Ex-Bracewell White Collar Chair
• Man Gets 5 Months For Smuggling Cobras In Chip Cans
• US Prods Russia On Import-Averse Policies
• CIT Says Commerce Erred, Must Rethink Taiwan Steel Duties
• International Trade Group of the Year: Sidley Austin
• US Sets Preliminary Anti-Dumping Tariffs On Spanish Olives
• Russia, Argentina Want In On Canada's WTO Fight With US
• Global Cartel Enforcement Active But Fines Down: Report
• Remaining TPP Partners Set To Ink Final Deal Without US
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Commerce Rule Changes In Trade Case
• Trump Tariffs Inflict Short-Term Pain On Solar Development
• Safeguard Tariffs Usher In A New Trump Enforcement Era
• Lessons From President Trump's Failed Judicial Nominations
• Commerce Sends Trump Report On Aluminum Imports
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Kelley Drye & Warren
• When Attorneys Get Ensnared In FCPA Misconduct
• Rarely Used ITC 100-Day Program Still Has Positive Effect
• Furniture Co. Wants FCA Duty Evasion Suit Tossed
• Fed. Circ. Says Chinese Solar Cells Hurt US Producers
• State Dept. OKs Possible $6.5B Sale Of F-35s To Belgium
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US Keeps Appellate Body Languishing
• Trump OKs New Tariffs On Solar Cells, Washing Machines
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Kirkland & Ellis
• USTR Raps China, Russia For Flouting WTO Rules
• How To Control Data As Technology Complicates E-Discovery
• Immigration Standoff Keeps Government Shuttered
• Transfer Price Change Can't Alter Customs Value: EU Court
• WTO Sets Deadline For US Dumping-Calculation Changes
• Trade Agencies Will Feel Gov't Shutdown Sting
• CIT Upholds Redone Results In China Nails Dumping Case
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Covington & Burling
• Chinese, Indian Steel Flange Imports Hit With Duties
• Mexico Looks To Woo Investors Even As Trade Talks Drag On
• Toisa Owner Release Deal Gets OK Over US Trustee Objection
• How Renewed CBP Focus On Forced Labor Impacts Importers
• State Dept. OKs $500M Saudi Arabia Missile Support Deal
• CFIUS Changes Could Harm Export Regime, Panel Says
• Mega Bank Fined $29M For Anti-Money Laundering Violations
• US Tags Chinese, Indian Polyester With Final Tariffs
• Tips For Overcoming Unfavorable ITC Initial Determination
• Fraud Section Under New Management: Takeaways From 2017
• Chinese Chicken Duties Still Violating WTO Rules, Panel Says
• Furniture Co. Pays $10.5M To Settle Duty Evasion Claims
• Commerce Revokes Duties On Solar Cells Used In School Kits
• Report Leads CITES To Probe Nigeria-China Rosewood Trade
• ITC To Review Ruling Freeing Apple From Audio Patent Claim
• US Warns Venezuela's Cryptocurrency May Violate Sanctions
• 3-D Printing, ITAR Issues Not At High Court — Yet
• A Chat With Davis Wright CSO Mark Usellis
• House OKs Bill Lowering Hundreds Of Tariffs
• Apply McDonnell To Guinean Law, Ex-Minister Tells 2nd Circ.
• ITC Backs Commerce On Chinese Aluminum, Will Mull Duties
• Harmonized E-Cig Tax Rates Require More Info, EU Says
• Reflections On President Trump's Jerusalem 'Recognition'
• Australia Breaks WTO Silence To Fight Canadian Wine Rules
• ArcelorMittal Wants $1.4B Award Over Steel Supply Pact OK'd
• ITC Finds Chinese Sodium Gluconate Imports Hurt US
• Indonesia Still Working To Resolve WTO Food Fight
• A Momentous Year For CFIUS: Part 2
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2017
• Nuclear Co. Exec Charged In Russia-Linked FCPA Scheme
• Auto Parts Buyers Say Too Late To Revive Price-Fixing Suit
• ABA Sections Warn Of Risks In Regulating Online Platforms
• Ericsson Ruling Provides Guidance On FRAND Royalty Rates
• Lucrative Piracy Hotspots Named In USTR Report
• What You Need To Know About The Latest Steel Trade Fight
• Trump Extends Iran Sanctions Waiver But Wants Deal Remade
• Justices To Hear Chinese Vitamin C Price-Fixing Case
• Vietnam Asks WTO For Talks With US Over Fish Tariffs
• Ex-McKool Smith Atty, Samsung Director Open ITC Firm In DC
• A Momentous Year For CFIUS: Part 1
• TiVo Launches 2 More Patent Suits In Comcast IP Battle
• Korean Steel Co. Gets Redo on Antidumping Margins At CIT
• Oakland's Coal Shipping Ban To Be Tried Next Week
• With New WTO Case, Canada Muscles Up Against Trump
• Proposed CFIUS Bill Could Have Opposite Of Intended Effect
• Wary Firms Won't Rush To Test FCPA Corruption Guidelines
• 6 E-Discovery Predictions For 2018
• Judge Extends Toisa's Plan Deadline After Hyundai Deal
• Judge Says Apple, Qualcomm Should Face Patent Suit In Fla.
• Commerce Finalizes Duties On South Africa, Ukraine Wire Rod
• Qatar Seeks Arbitration To End Gulf Nations' Blockade
• US Hits Canadian Groundwood Paper Imports With Tariffs
• Chinese Aluminum Co. Skirts Duties Via Vietnam, Group Says
• Canada Targets US Trade Remedies With Massive WTO Case
• 6 Roles To Embrace In An Evolving Legal Industry
• Reseller's Antitrust Suit Against Jaguar Goes Nowhere
• Report On Rural America Calls For Removing Trade Barriers
• Canada Challenge To Nova Scotia Quarry Award Can Proceed
• CFIUS Needs More Support, Not Overhaul, House Panel Told
• Commerce Issues Preliminary Duties On Chinese Solar Cells
• Scope Of US-Korea Trade Deal Overhaul Still Taking Shape
• Commerce Pins New Tariffs On Steel Pipe From Korea, Turkey
• New Magnitsky Sanctions Expand Enforcement Authority
• This Year, Let's Invest In Lawyer Resiliency
• ITC Greenlights Duties On Chinese, Indian Tubing Imports
• Trump Dials Back Anti-NAFTA Rhetoric At Farm Bureau
• 5 Legal Technology Predictions For 2018
• Still No Bail For Hong Kong Doc Facing FCPA Charges
• OFAC Enforcement Trends In 2017: Exporters On Notice
• McKool Smith Nabs Former ITC Commissioner For DC Office
• WTO Solar Fight Lacks Legal Basis To Prolong, India Says
• ITC To Look Into Nintendo, Others' Graphics Processors
• Singapore Hits Electronics Cos. With $14.7M In Cartel Fines
• $3B Petrobras Accord To Fuel More Shareholder Class Actions
• 4 Nations See Anti-Dumping Duties Over Polyester Imports
• More Iranian Entities Sanctioned Over Missile Program Links
• Fed. Circ. Won't Give Converted Motor Homes A Duty Break
• Canada Goes On Offense To Make NAFTA Case To US Farmers
• Good News For Trade Secret Actions At ITC
• 4 Things To Know About The Latest FRAND Rate-Setting Case
• ITC To Probe IPhones After Qualcomm Patent Complaint
• Aluminum Importer Can't Get Lower Duty Rate, Fed. Circ. Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Costco's Win In Apotex Origin Case
• Wash. Sued Over Permit Denials For Coal Export Facility
• Litigation Finance Trends To Watch In 2018
• ITC Greenlights Tariffs On Chinese Tool Chests, Cabinets
• US Lumber Tariffs Take Effect As Canada Vows To Fight Them
• NHTSA OKs Auto Imports That Meet Canada Safety Standards
• Trade-Friendly GOP Can Likely Withstand Hatch's Exit
• Chiquita Loses Bid To Escape Trial In Terrorism MDL
• Toisa's $42.5M Bankruptcy Deal With Hyundai Approved
• Former Och-Ziff Exec Charged With Investment Fraud
• The Enneagram And The Practice Of Law
• Alissa Starzak On Net Neutrality, US Army, Leap To Startup
• Mnuchin Says US Territories Don't Belong On Tax 'Blacklist'
• Russia Rips EU's Claims It Didn't Comply With Pork Rules
• Exploring The Future Of China's Belt And Road Initiative
• Turkish Banker Convicted Of Scheming To Aid Iran
• Commerce Hits Citric Acid Imports With Dumping Duties
• Will ITC Become The Forum Of Choice For Patent Litigation?
• Gov't Seeks Default Entry Against Furniture Co. In FCA Suit
• MoneyGram, Ant Financial Call Off Merger Over CFIUS Woes
• Ramen Noodle Cos. Must Face Price-Fixing Class Action
• Judging A Book: Tymkovich Reviews 'Gorsuch'
• US, S. Korea Set Meeting To Consider Trade Deal Tweaks
• Solar Panel Imports Took US By Surprise, ITC Finds
• Ribbon Maker Wants Tariffs On Chinese Competitors
• UK Insists Brexit Trade Deal Include Financial Services
• M&A Regulation To Watch In 2018
• The Biggest Energy Cases To Watch In 2018
• International Trade Developments To Watch In 2018
• Opportunities For The Oil Industry In NAFTA Renegotiations
• 5 Things To Watch For In FCPA Enforcement This Year