International Trade Archive » April, 2018

International Trade - April, 2018

188 articles

• Trump Blinks, Holds Off Metal Tariffs For Close Allies
• Trump, Netanyahu Rail Against Iran Deal Before Deadline
• Chinese Solar Co. Slapped With $897.5M Arbitration Claim
• Panasonic, In-Flight Unit To Pay $280M To End FCPA Probe
• Reed Smith Hires GE Digital Chief Compliance Officer
• Iranian Execs Exported Goods Despite Sanctions, Gov't Says
• US Trade Delegation Will Head To China This Week
• Beware Anti-Boycott Violations On Shipping Documents
• The Fastest Federal Civil Court For A Decade
• Dems Want A Permanent Fix For Hobbled Ex-Im Bank
• 2 Charged With Espionage In Chinese Trade Secrets Theft
• Justices Seem Wary Of Strict Int'l Deference Standard
• Russia Sanctions Hurt US Arms Sales, Defense Chief Says
• US Sustains Pressure On China With Sweeping IP Report
• WTO Dispute Roundup: China Seeks Allies In IP Tussle
• Sens. Move To Block Sending F-35s To Turkey
• As Suniva Ch. 11 Hopes Dim, Second Creditor Seeks Sale
• Jordanian Insurer Sues AIG In UK Over Syrian Bank Theft
• Brexit Transition Would Keep UK Banks In EU Law, ECB Says
• Corporations Must Help Fight Cyber Threats, Deputy AG Says
• DC Circ. Questions Foreign Tax Treatment Of Bearer Shares
• French Court Spurns Creative Reading Of Investment Treaties
• EU, Japan Still Mulling Next Steps On Investment Arbitration
• Dechert Adds 2 Ex-Hughes Hubbard Trade Pros To DC Office
• Vietnamese Sack Imports Likely Hurt US Makers, ITC Says
• US Pols Getting Antsy As NAFTA Talks Enter Crucial Phase
• UK Must Clarify How Bank Was 'Tool' Of Iran In Sanctions Row
• ITC Bans Certain Chinese Mobile Device Mounts In IP Case
• Defying Trump, Macron Calls For Scaling Back Trade Blitz
• US Tax Law Likely To Run Afoul Of WTO Rules, Panelists Say
• CIT Orders Commerce To Rethink Part Of Steel Pipe Duties
• Fed. Circ. OKs Commerce's Use Of Import Transformation Test
• Bill Would Let Feds Quickly Ban Software From Gov't Use
• Counterfeit Cosmetics: Fake Beauty, Real Danger
• Pineapple Biz Slams Del Monte Bid To Enforce $32M Award
• WTO Poised To Decide Russia-Ukraine Railway Tussle
• Holland & Knight Adds Ex-Baker McKenzie Arbitration Pro
• Justices Ask What Deference US Courts Owe Foreign Gov'ts
• White House Steeling For Trade Talks With China
• Antitrust Damages Analysis Can Respect International Comity
• Africa Trade Backers Hoping For Boost With New Legislation
• China-Linked Co. Contests US Duties On Aluminum Pallets
• State Tax After TCJA: Investment In Depreciable Property
• Finance Firms Must Plan For Any Brexit Outcome, EU Warns
• Tile Shop Aims To Settle Investor Suits Over Supplier Link
• US Launches Probe Into Chinese Steel Wheel Imports
• DOJ Expects New Foreign Ally In Bribery Fight, Deputy Says
• EU, Mexico Agree To Broader Trade Deal Nixing Tariffs
• Failed Fraud Doesn't Doom $4.9M Award In Steel Sale Row
• US Blasts China For 'Inadequate' Subsidy Notice
• Treasury Ease Sanctions On Russian-Linked Aluminum Giant
• Vitamin C Importers Urge Less Int'l Deference At High Court
• Navy Sec. Seeks Way To Keep Adversaries Out Of DOD Deals
• New VAT Rates May Help China Retain Multinational Firms
• EU Advances Trade Deals With Japan, Singapore
• Chinese Carbon Firm Loses Comparative Country Fight
• Korean Steel Co. Challenges Anti-Dumping Findings At CIT
• UK Treasury Chief Presses For Global Dirty Money Crackdown
• Senate Finance Leaders Want Tariff Exclusions Smoothed Out
• Dems Want USTR To Press Mexican Labor Reforms In NAFTA
• McDonnell Can't Be Plopped Onto Guinean Law, 2nd Circ. Told
• EU Investment Treaty Ruling May Extend Beyond Bloc
• White House Releases New Arms, Drone Export Policy
• CIT Upholds Commerce's Chinese Steel Dumping Review
• Battery Supply Chain: A Unique Growth Opportunity
• Russia Joins WTO Fray Over US Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• A Flood Of Tariff Exemption Bids Is Giving Attorneys Fits
• Commerce Sets Duties In Self-Initiated Aluminum Probe
• India Eyes Spot In China-US Trade Standoff
• Best Practices For Building A Better Meeting
• Locke Lord Lands Ex-Troutman Arbitration Pro In Hong Kong
• Canadians May Want NAFTA Investment Arbitration Nixed
• CIT Sends Sri Lankan Tire Duties Back To Commerce
• Textron Bid To Stifle Deposition 'Just Too Broad,' Judge Says
• VIZIO, Others Broke Tariff Act By Infringing: ITC Judge
• China's Quartz Countertops Draw Fire From US Producers
• Trump Adviser Says TPP Pivot Unrelated To China Blitz
• Fed. Agencies Must Hand Over Emails In Keystone XL Battle
• 5 Ways Law Firms Are Becoming More Like Hotels
• A Setback For FCPA-Based Securities Class Actions
• US Questions China's WTO Moves, But Will Sit For Talks
• China Hits US Sorghum Producers With 179% Dumping Tariffs
• Tool Importer Must Face $1.1M Negligence Suit, CIT Says
• Steel Tariff Fears Wreaking Havoc On Construction Market
• Dropping Ranks: Andrews Kurth's Pre-Merger Dip
• Why BigLaw's Partnerships Are Shrinking
• Dropping Ranks: Lathrop's Rough Patch
• Dropping Ranks: Stroock's 'Shrink To Grow' Strategy
• Some Tips And Tricks For Building Financial Fraud Cases
• Sheppard Mullin Enters Texas Market With Dallas Office
• Fla. Judge Quashes Subpoenas In Venezuela Oil Bribery Suit
• US Backpedals On Russia Sanctions Over Syria Chem Attack
• Gorsuch's 1st Year Shows He Is A Conservative Activist
• Mexican Co. Hit With Tariffs For Dumping Steel Wire Rods
• The Many Challenges Facing Venezuela Bribery Suit: Part 2
• Despite Exemption, EU Pushes Back Against US Steel Duty
• ZTE Takes Another Sanctions Hit For Lying To US Gov't
• Megafirms Find New Heights In Grounded Market
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• The Law360 400
• How 5 Firms Grew Without Merging
• Paice, Ford Settle Hybrid Vehicle Patent Battle
• Commerce Sued For Not Giving Separate Rate Status To Co.
• Chinese Gov't To Argue Before High Court In Vitamin C Case
• Trump's Whipsaw TPP Reversal Easier Said Than Done
• A Chat With Baker Botts CMO Gillian Ward
• Sens. Urge USTR To Ensure NAFTA Tightens Copyright Rules
• WTO Gives Mixed Ruling In S. Korea-Japan Valve Duties Row
• The Many Challenges Facing Venezuela Bribery Suit: Part 1
• There Is Middle Ground For US Lawyers On AML Regimes
• Trump Tariffs May Violate Investment Treaty Protections
• Remand Infineon's €83M Chip Cartel Fine, EU Top Court Told
• Toyo Gets 2 Quick Wins In Chinese Tire IP Row
• Trump Reconsidering TPP As NAFTA Talks Trudge On
• Feds Look To Curb Trade Barriers For US Hardware Makers
• US-China Spat Could Imperil Trade Growth, WTO Boss Warns
• What Cos. Need To Know About China's New Market Regulator
• Finance-Savvy Millennials Are Shifting Business Of Law
• Iranian Banker's Bail Bid Iffy In $115M Sanctions-Dodging Row
• Fed. Circ. Bats Down Sunflower Seed Co.'s Duty-Free Bid
• Ban On Cos. Could Undercut Global Trade, Nokia Tells FCC
• NAFTA Arbitration Substitutes May Spur Issues Of Their Own
• Farmers Win OK Of $1.5B Syngenta GMO Corn Settlement
• Commerce Finalizes Duties On Tubing From 6 Countries
• Attorney-Client Privilege Is Alive And Well
• Dissolving Practice
• Device Cos., Hospital Sue 18 Cos. Over Anti-Aging Microneedles
• Int'l Tariffs Pose Threat To Local Economies, Jobs, Taxes
• CFIUS Casts Wider Net, With Eye On Consumer Data Access
• State Dept. OKs Proposed $300M Weapons Sale To Qatar
• Chinese President Vows Reforms To Ease Trade Tensions
• Dissolving Practice: How To Fix A Dysfunctional Law Firm
• US Inks Deal Over Food, Agricultural Exports To Bahrain
• China Tees Up WTO Clash Over Security-Based Duties
• New Russian Oligarch Sanctions Will Require Prompt Action
• Tech Giants Angling To Cool US-China Tariff Tension
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Cars, Lumber, Food Safety Top Docket
• Congressional Forecast: April
• USTR Urges Review Of Changes To S. Korea Trade Deal
• Dissolving Practice: Partner Agreement Clauses That Can Help
• FCA Says Brexit Costs Require A Sharper Enforcement Focus
• PRA Prioritizes Brexit Transition Phase, Crisis Management
• Potential Trade War Could Outweigh Fed. Tax Law Benefits
• K-Line Cops To Cartel Charges In Australia Amid Global Probe
• Dissolving Practice: The Unfinished Business Doctrine
• Texas Gov. Says US Needs Investor Protections In NAFTA
• 5 US Trading Partners Want Closer Look At China IP Case
• Vietnamese Frozen Fish Producers Fight Anti-Dumping Duties
• China Not Backing Down After Latest US Tariff Threat
• Trans-Pacific Partnership Lost Important IP Provisions
• Comparing Anti-Corruption Guidance In France, UK And US
• White House Sanctions Russian Billionaires, Putin Officials
• CIT Gives Early Blessing To Trump's 25% Steel Tariff
• US Sets Duties On Tool Chest Imports From China, Vietnam
• Mining Investors Threaten Och-Ziff's $413M FCPA Deal
• Trump Floats New Tariffs As US-China IP Scrap Intensifies
• ITC To Probe US, Chinese LED Makers In Patent Case
• China Tells Justices It Faced Hostility In Vitamin C Case
• State Dept. Approves $4B In Foreign Military Sale Deals
• China Hits US With New WTO Case Challenging Tariffs
• Trump Not Expected To Tackle NAFTA At Upcoming Summit
• China Sets Stage For Future Solar, Washer Tariff Retaliation
• Jailer Charged In Zarrab's $45K Contraband-For-Cash Play
• Supplement Co. Manager Cops To Selling Illegal Stimulants
• China's New Tax Policies Compete Directly Against US Law
• Turkish Banker Should Serve More Than 15 Years, DOJ Says
• CIT Sends Chinese Off-Road Tire Review Back To Commerce
• Woman Who Helped Bribe Top Diplomat Cops To FCPA Counts
• From Rocket Launchers To Soybeans: US, China At The Brink
• Chinese Investment In The US After The Section 301 Report
• City Access To EU Is Key Point For Brexit, Lawmakers Say
• Alleged Corruption Scheme Emerges In Bahrain Bank Claim
• Trump In Talks To Send Military To US-Mexico Border
• ITC Close To Full Strength As Ex-WilmerHale Atty Sworn In
• USTR Targeting Chinese Goods In Clash Over IP Rules
• Commerce Won't Look At Chinese Plywood Duty Dodge Claim
• Sudan Joins New York Convention
• WTO Chief Moves To Ease Rising Trade Tensions
• Group Proposes Limiting ITC's Ability To Hear Patent Cases
• 1 Firm Leads March IPO Activity Bolstered By China Surge
• Christmas Dinner No Ritual, Fed. Circ. Says In Duties Fight
• CIT Upholds Duties On Chinese Xanthan Gum Producer
• Embraer Wins Dismissal In FCPA-Related Class Action Case
• Trump Threatens To Leave NAFTA, Says DACA Deal Is Off
• Key Takeaways From The NY Buy American Act
• ArcelorMittal Gets OK Of $1.4B Award Over Steel Supply Pact
• Hatch Open To Extending Trade Law, With Conditions
• China Whacks $3B Of US Goods With New Tariffs