International Trade Archive » March, 2018

International Trade - March, 2018

235 articles

• DOJ Must Give Journo Info On Corporate Monitor Candidates
• Lobster Thief Can Pursue On-The-Lam Appeal, 2nd Circ. Says
• Fed. Circ. Favors ThyssenKrupp On Anti-Dumping Claim
• TransCanada Wants Quick Win In Keystone XL Pipeline Row
• Goodwin Liu Talks Academia, Constitutional Law, Oxtail Stew
• Vietnamese Seafood Exporters Fight Anti-Dumping Duties
• Prada's Alligator-Egg Arbitration Bid Gets Slapped Down
• US Keeps Hammering China With New Trade Barrier Findings
• Lighting Co. Asks ITC To Probe LED Display Imports
• ITC's US Steel Decision Unlikely To Have Broad Impact
• BigLaw Doesn't Have A Diversity Problem
• Commerce Concludes Indonesian Co. Didn't Dump MSG
• Trial Court Disrespected China, Exporters Tell Justices
• Toyo Drops Chinese Co. From Tire Trade Dress Suit
• Iranian Pleads Not Guilty To $115M Sanctions-Dodging Plot
• WTO Takes Another Swing At Trimming Fisheries Subsidies
• US Producers Push For Steep Tariffs On Glycine Imports
• Roman J. Israel, Esquire, Meet Donald J. Trump, POTUS
• Keys To Corporate Social Responsibility Compliance: Part 4
• Apple Survives ITC Audio Patent Claim Challenge
• Gov't Can DQ Biz From Contract Over China Ties, Judge Says
• Mass. Yanks $1.6B Eversource Project, Eyes New Energy Deal
• Canadian Textile Co. Escapes $6.7M Penalty In NAFTA Row
• Poland Inks $4.75B Deal For Patriot Missile System
• Trump's S. Korea Trade Deal Tweaks Signal Shift In Posture
• Verizon Urges Fed. Circ. To Limit ITC's Reach In Comcast Suit
• Chiquita MDL Plaintiffs Can Depose Colombian Witnesses
• We Need A Cybersecurity Framework For Law Firms
• Keys To Corporate Social Responsibility Compliance: Part 3
• Del Monte Wants Ex-Fruit Supplier Stopped, Its Execs Jailed
• Commerce Fighting Data Localization Efforts, Official Says
• US Chips Away At S. Korean Car, Drug Barriers
• Venezuela's Oil Co. Can't Sue In US, Court Told
• Canada Beefs Up Border Controls After New US Metal Tariffs
• WTO Dispute Roundup: China Hits Back In US IP Brawl
• Fearing Long Sentence, Turkish Banker Asks For Leniency
• Korean Scientist Says Jury Not Briefed On US Bribery Law
• ITC Initiates Probe Of Rockwell Automation Logic Controllers
• Equity Partnership Isn't What It Used To Be
• Kinross Gold Settles With SEC Over Foreign Bribery Claims
• Keys To Corporate Social Responsibility Compliance: Part 2
• Trump Fundraiser Accuses Qatar Of Hacking, Leaking Docs
• Arista Renews Bid To Pause Import Ban After PTAB Ruling
• EU Looks To Ward Off Steel Import Flood After US Tariffs
• ITC Slams Door On New Silicon Metal Duties
• CIT Sustains Redetermined Chinese Steel Nail Duties
• Judging A Book: Hardiman Reviews 'Without Precedent'
• Show Me The Money: The Answer To Trump Bribery Questions
• US, South Korea Modify 2012 Trade Deal's Car Rules
• Keys To Corporate Social Responsibility Compliance: Part 1
• Ramen Cos. Can't Get Buyers Decertified In Price-Fixing Row
• Vitamin C Case Brings A First For China, US Supreme Court
• Mining Co. Can Subpoena Law Firm In Libel Suit: 11th Circ.
• Appeals Panel Finds Russian Car Tariffs Violate WTO Rules
• US Puts Chinese Patent Rules In WTO Crosshairs
• Broadcom Investors OK Plan To Move Domicile Back to US
• 2 Things Missing From Debates On US-China Fights
• Top Tax Changes For Law Firms: What Lawyers Need To Know
• Brexit Transition Deal Doesn't Remove Legal Risks For City
• US Allies Get Tariff Reprieve As China Prepares Retaliation
• EU Gov'ts Adopt Tough Trade Stance On Post-Brexit UK
• House Panel Grills Ross Over Economic Risks Of Steel Tariffs
• Swiss Prosecutors Investigating Possible Rio Tinto Bribes
• ITC Says Chinese, Thai Rubber Bands Hurting US Industry
• 44 African Nations Reach Deal To Form Free Trade Area
• Trump's Salvo Against China IP Sows Trade Anxiety
• Tax Reform Is Hurting Foreign Investors In The US
• Trump Escalates China IP Brawl As Tariffs Loom
• Companies Should Avoid The BigLaw Bonus Structure
• European Insurers Complain Over India, Brazil Protectionism
• Groups Seek Ban On Imports From Mexico To Save Porpoise
• Fla. Man Pleads Guilty To Exporting Military Items To Russia
• Gazprom Said To Eye Arbitration Over $6B Ukrainian Fine
• US Trade Rep Digs In On NAFTA 'Sunset' Proposal
• Lighthizer Defends Skepticism Of NAFTA Arbitration To GOP
• US Poised To Strike Back At China For IP Malfeasance
• Chinese, Indian Steel Exports Hit With Initial Dumping Duties
• SEC Defends Fraud Suit Against Rio Tinto, Former Execs
• US Allies May Earn Immediate Steel, Aluminum Tariff Relief
• EU Proposes €5B Online Tax, Heightening Trade War Fears
• UK Investors Expect Brexit Deal To Hurt Financial Services
• Chief Innovation Officer — The New Star On Legal Teams
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Lower Tariffs On Self-Tapping Screws
• Commerce Readies Tariffs On Steel Wire Rod From 5 Allies
• Iranian Charged With Sneaking $115M Through US Banks
• Chinese Steel Plate Producer Hit With Countervailing Duty
• What To Watch For As Lighthizer Heads To Capitol Hill
• Sheppard Mullin Adds Ex-Cadwalader White Collar Pro In DC
• Nodding To WTO Case, Sens. Want Catfish Import Rule Gone
• EXCLUSIVE: Behind The Downfall Of Latham's Chairman
• It's Time For The US To Re-Engage With The TPP
• Why CFIUS Intervened In Broadcom's Bid For Qualcomm
• Acetris Questions Made-In-US Standard For Drugs
• National Lawyers Need National Licensing For National Courts
• EU Gov'ts Sign Off On Landmark Insurance Pact With US
• CFIUS Short-Staffed As Workload Increases, GAO Finds
• Senate Confirms Trump's Customs and Border Protection Pick
• ITC Turns Back US Steel's Antitrust Gambit In China Fight
• Trump Bans Venezuelan Cryptocurrency Transactions In US
• Trump Unveils 4-Point Plan For Easing Opioid Crisis
• EU Gears Up To Retaliate Against US Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• Retailers Urge White House To Rethink China IP Tariffs
• CIT Rejects Challenge To Scope Of Chinese Oil Pipe Duties
• New Bribery Suit's Implications For Venezuela Restructuring
• Britain, EU Agree On Terms For Brexit Transition Period
• Nail Importer Fights Anti-Dumping Duty On Taiwanese Cos.
• Commerce Sheds Light On Steps For Metal Tariff Exemptions
• Safeway's Olive Oil False Ad Deal OK'd, Attys Get $1.4M
• Zarrab Says Former Cellmate's Rape Allegation Is 'Fiction'
• Law360's International Trade Editorial Advisory Board
• Foil Duties Get Green Light, Fueling US-China WTO Battle
• A Chat With Littler Info Chief Durgesh Sharma
• How The Export Control Reform Act Would Impact Companies
• BOE Says Brexit Poses 'Material Risks' To Financial Sector
• Mapping Out A WTO Case Against Trump's Metal Tariffs
• Ex-Siemens Exec Admits To $100M Argentine Bribery Ploy
• ITA Finalizes Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Steel Nails
• Feds Seek To DQ Atty In Venezuelan Bribery Case
• US Unveils New Russia Sanctions For Cyberattacks
• UK Motorbike Insurer Quits Ireland, Blames Brexit
• Trends In China's Food And Packaging Laws: Part 2
• Venezuela's Oil Co. Can't Copy Bribery Defendants' Docs
• EU Trade Boss Expects Tariff Exemption Details 'Very Soon'
• Indian Export Subsidies Draw WTO Fire From US
• White House Names Kudlow New Top Economic Adviser
• House Weighs Export Controls, National Security At Hearing
• Would-Be Arms Dealer Gets 25 Years For Iran Missile Ploy
• Section 232 Tariffs: More Questions Than Answers
• US Tax Law Boosting Global Economy, For Now, OECD Says
• Takata Hit With Price-Fixing Charges By South Africa
• No End In Sight For US-Mexico Tuna Label WTO Battle
• CIT OKs Commerce Ruling On Chinese Glycine Duties
• Broadcom Ends Pursuit Of Qualcomm Following Trump Block
• EU Lawmakers Say No Special Trade Deal For UK Firms
• Trends In China's Food And Packaging Laws: Part 1
• Arbitrators Say $52M Mill Claim Against Canada Can Proceed
• Bill To Undo Metal Tariffs 'Highly Unlikely,' McConnell Says
• Maryland Co. To Pay $2M Penalty For Bribing Russian
• Senate Confirms BigLaw Vet For Commerce Trade Post
• 3 Takeaways From Broadcom's Blocked $117B Qualcomm Bid
• Lawyering A La Carte: Unbundled Dispute Resolution Services
• New Balance 'Made In USA' Suit Halted Pending Settlement
• Tillerson Fired, CIA's Pompeo Tapped To Head State Dept.
• Tariffs, Global Blowback Will Cost 495K Jobs, Report Warns
• Italian Steel Pipe Fittings Weren't Dumped, Commerce Says
• Syngenta Agrees To Pay $1.5B To End Corn GMO Class Claims
• Oil Bribery Scheme Defendant's Server Must Stay In US
• Trump Blocks Broadcom's $117B Takeover Bid For Qualcomm
• ITC Asks Commerce To Keep Examining Welded Pipe Imports
• CIT Grants $2.8M Default Judgment Against Rupari For Fraud
• SEC Gives Israeli Co. Cooperation Credit In FCPA Settlement
• Broadcom Faces CFIUS Scrutiny Over Upcoming US Move
• Biz Groups Don't Want Tariff Cuts Left Behind
• You're Perfect, Now Change: Perfectionism Hurts Lawyers
• US Allies Still Seeking Answers On Looming Metal Tariffs
• Grassley, Feinstein Debate Judicial Vetting, Obstruction
• Why The 'Blue Slip' Battles Are Becoming White Hot
• Senior Judges Fill The Void Left By Rampant Vacancies
• How Far Right Can The President Pull The Courts?
• Venezuela's Oil Co. Says It Lost Billions In Bribery Scheme
• Trade Court Backs Rebar Duties On Vine Stakes From China
• Sens. Cornyn, Murkowski Cautious About NAFTA Talks, Tariffs
• New Zealand Signs Side Pacts In New TPP To Curb Arbitration
• 5 Burning Questions About Trump's Bombshell Tariff Move
• Trump Tariffs Will Squeeze US Energy Project Work
• Broadcom Says It Won't Sell Sensitive Qualcomm Assets
• ITC Finds Sony Infringed Fujifilm Data Patent, Bans Imports
• Wynn To Pay Japanese Game Maker $2.6B For 2012 Buyout
• 11 TPP Countries Sign New Deal Post-US Withdrawal
• NAFTA Update Must Tackle Mexico Labor Rights, Legislator Says
• Importer, Cigar Co. Denied Dismissal Of $3M Tax Suit At CIT
• State Dept. Approves $467M In Raytheon Foreign Sales
• GOP Still Crying Foul On Trump's Softened Metal Tariffs
• FDA Says European Shellfish As Safe As United States'
• Trump Inks 'Flexible' Steel, Aluminum Tariff Order
• Toilet Paper Holders Were Entitled To Be Duty-Free, CIT Says
• House Republicans Implore Trump To Narrow Metals Tariffs
• Pharma Co. Tells CIT Its Drugs Are Made In U.S., Not India
• Funds Fight To Keep Odebrecht Bond Fraud Suit Alive
• 3 Potential Roadblocks To Trump's Impending Tariffs
• NAFTA Tribunal Nixes US Energy Co.'s Claims Against Canada
• There Are 'No Winners' In Trade War, EU Official Says
• 4th Circ. Mostly Backs BAE In F-16 Deal Dispute With S. Korea
• HKIAC, Russian Center Ink Deal To Promote Int'l Arbitration
• Bancomext Sues M&G In Ch. 11, Probes $550M Transfers
• 3 Unexpected Ways CFIUS Reviews Can Be Triggered
• $41M Ecotourism Arbitration Paused For Time-Bar Issue
• Rio Tinto, Ex-Execs Urge Toss Of SEC Suit Over Coal Flop
• Ex-ITC Lawyer Returns To Agency As Judge
• Broadcom Aims To Calm CFIUS Woes With 5G R&D Plan
• Experts Urge Delicate Approach On NAFTA, Tariffs
• Senate Confirms Skadden Partner For USTR Leadership Team
• Top Court's Ruling On EU Investment Pact Is A Game Changer
• Canadian Cos. Can't Pause Trump's Solar Tariffs At CIT
• Cohn Leaves Top White House Economic Post As Tariffs Loom
• WTO Lawyer Shortage Pushes Back Turkish Pipe Decision
• Trump's Steel, Aluminum Tariffs May Cost $9B, Analysis Says
• CFIUS Details Concerns Over Broadcom's Qualcomm Bid
• Gov't Urges Justices To Flip Vitamin C Price-Fixing Decision
• Akin Gump Energy Pro Joins White & Case In Houston
• 10 Tips For Working With IT To Preserve Data
• ECJ Blocks Arbitration Clause In Bilateral Investment Deal
• Feds Defend Duty-Evasion Claims Against Furniture Importer
• Commerce Penalizes Tech Co. For Russian Export Violations
• Chinese Billionaire Seeks To Dodge Jail Time For UN Bribes
• State Dep't OKs $47M Anti-Tank Missile Sale To Ukraine
• Steel, Aluminum Tariff Brawl Swallows Up NAFTA
• Naftogaz Says Gazprom Owes It For Natural Gas Stopgaps
• EU, Russia Want In On South Korea's New WTO Challenge
• Profs Tell High Court 2nd Circ. Wrong On Chinese Exporters
• Metal Mania: How Trump Put The Trading System On Edge
• UK Seeks Relief From New Financial Laws During Transition
• Qualcomm Delays Vote As CFIUS Probes $117B Broadcom Bid
• Commerce Seals Silicon Metal Duties Against Brazil, Others
• Tribunal Wrongly Narrowed Polish Property Row, Court Says
• ITC Asks Fed. Circ. For Support In ATM Patent Dispute
• Commerce Levies Early Duties On Polymer From India
• Trump's Trade Crossfire May Imperil Food Producers
• Shipping Cos. Must Review New North Korea Sanctions Risks
• Trump Embraces Looming 'Trade Wars' After Tariff Notice
• British Gov't To Present Brexit Plan For Financial Services
• The Value And Limitations Of Trade Compliance Policies
• DOJ Expands Leniency Beyond FCPA, Lets Barclays Off
• Insurer Has Duty To Defend Duracell Battery Row, Suit Says
• Trump's Latest Salvo May Push Trading System To The Brink
• Senate Confirms 3 As Senior US Trade Officials
• Kirkland Adds Ex-Clifford Chance Investigations Pro
• US Erred In Duty Calculation, Chinese Sink Co. Says
• EU Court Denies Lithuania A Cut In Interest On VAT Refund
• Canon Goes After Dozens Of Cos. In Toner Patent Cases
• Gazprom Cries Foul Over $2.56B Naftogaz Award
• Trump Vows Stiff Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• How The CFIUS Calculus Continues To Change
• FCPA Corporate Enforcement Policy: Pilot Program Redux
• Protecting Privilege In Litigation Financing Negotiations