International Trade Archive » May, 2018

International Trade - May, 2018

194 articles

• Commerce Hands Partial Win To US Citric Acid Makers
• ITC To Investigate Chinese Cholesterol Test Strips
• Apple Attacks Qualcomm Patents In Row Over IPhone Tech
• Trump's Latest Tariff Blitz Draws More Bipartisan Backlash
• New CITBA Head Eager To Lead With Trade In Spotlight
• BigLaw Blogs In A Post-GDPR Marketing Universe
• CFIUS Overhaul Could Hurt Foreign Investment In The US
• What The EU's Iran Sanctions 'Blocking' Means For Cos.
• Trump Brings Tariff Hammer Down On Allies As Tensions Rise
• Dunnington Boosts IP Practice With Int'l Fashion Pro
• US Sets Early Duties On Subsidized Chinese Ribbon
• Barclays, HP Grapple With Fraud Payout After DOJ Declination
• EU Asks To Keep Tabs On WTO Case Against US Solar Duties
• CIT Rules Zinc Wall Anchors Exempt From Vietnam Nail Duties
• Lessons From Panasonic FCPA, Accounting Fraud Settlement
• Reject Iranian Bank's Sanctions Appeal, EU Court Is Told
• Suits Show Conflict Even At BigLaw's Best Places For Women
• Reform Or Retreat? UK Firms Eye Next Steps On Pay Data
• How Women Are Changing The Law Firms They Lead
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Atty Wants Conrad & Scherer Barred From Chiquita MDL
• Spain Tees Up Energy Charter Treaty Arbitration Debate
• US Wants New Talks With EU To Settle WTO Aircraft Brawl
• Mining Co. Seeks To Arbitrate $300M Claim Against Guatemala
• The 2018 Law360 Glass Ceiling Report
• ITC To Probe Steel Propane Tanks From China, Elsewhere
• Takeaways From Senate 'Buy American' School Lunch Bill
• US Forging Ahead With China Tariffs Despite Apparent Truce
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report, By The Numbers
• Law360's Pro Say: Why Are All The Partners Still Men?
• How We Got Here: A Look Back At Trailblazing Women In Law
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• What Does Gender Parity In The Legal Industry Look Like?
• Trump Strikes Deal With ZTE, Roiling Capitol Hill
• US-Canada Wine Row: Contentious Notes, Uncertain Finish 
• Iran Nuclear Deal Withdrawal Will Prompt Private Disputes
• CIT Says Commerce Dept. Can Use Thai Data In Solar Probe
• Auto Industry Is Lukewarm On Trump's New Trade Probe
• CIT Hands US Default Judgment Against Clothing Importer
• Car Wars: Trump's Latest Flex Will Test Bounds Of Trade Law
• Iranian Banker Scores Bail In $115M Sanctions-Dodging Fight
• Chinese Co.'s Suit Over GSK Probe Tied To US, 3rd Circ. Told
• Chinese Auto Parts Co. Challenges Anti-Dumping Rate
• OFAC Digital Currency Plan Will Hurt Business, Not Terrorists
• Beijing Blasts Canada For Blocking Sale Of Construction Co.
• Fed. Circ. Partly Reverses CIT Ruling On Door Handle Duties
• WTO Boss Sees Sector-Specific Trade Talks Picking Up Steam
• BigLaw Feels The Heat In FARA Enforcement Push
• As Foreign Agent Disclosure Soars, Reform Efforts Bog Down
• Foreign Lobbyists Step Into Light After Manafort Downfall
• Trump Eying New Security-Based Tariffs On Imported Cars
• Akin Gump Partner To Testify At Manafort Trial
• What Attys Need To Know About The Evolving CFIUS Bill
• Atty's FCA Suit Over Alleged Chinese Steel Pipe Scam Tossed
• CIT Backs Commerce On Nail Duty Determination
• US Metal Tariffs Still Under Fire As India Files WTO Case
• Trade Rep Hints At More CFIUS Scrutiny Of Biotech Deals
• Gilbane GC Monitoring Contracts Amid Steel Tariff Questions
• Adding Pakistan To 'Gray List' Has Important Consequences
• Fed. Circ. Defers To Commerce In Aluminum Handle Duty Row
• Airbus Claims It's Now Complying With WTO Subsidy Ruling
• US Dings Chinese Steel Shipped Through Vietnam
• More US Partners Ready To Hit Back Against Metal Tariffs
• Kinross Settlement Highlights FCPA Risks For Mining Cos.
• Europe Eyeing Asia-Pacific Inroads Amid US Standstill
• ITC Should Reconsider Realtek R&D Standard
• Swiss Re Weighs Options In Iran Amid US Sanctions Fears
• Justices To Review Scope Of Immunity For Int'l Orgs
• Commerce, State Move To Ease Limits On Small Arms Exports
• Making Sense Of Trump's Abrupt China Trade Ceasefire
• CIT Sends Chinese Solar-Cell Case Back To Commerce
• Introducing The Legal Industry To Millennial Business Owners
• 4 Tips For Avoiding Product Defects In Post-Storm Rebuilding
• US Law As Trade War Weapon
• Energy Firms Face NAFTA Investor-State Dispute Revamp
• ITC To Probe NEC Infringement Claims Over Telecom Tech
• 6 Ways To Manage International Regulatory Risk Under Trump
• House Again Mulls Bill Clearing DOJ To Sue OPEC
• Commerce Slaps Duties On Chinese Cos. For Dumping Sinks
• Trump's ZTE 'Bailout' Continues To Draw Bipartisan Fire
• Near-Term NAFTA Vote Looks Grim As Talks Struggle
• ITC's Amended Section 337 Rules Streamline Investigations
• US Prepares To Hit 6 Countries With Steel Tubing Duties
• A Proposed Approach For High Court In Vitamin C Case
• EU Launches Measures To Protect European Biz In Iran
• CORRECTED: Netherlands Outlines New Investment Pact
• M&G Units Get Nod On Deal To Clear $300M Ch. 11 Claims
• EU Will Implement Tariffs On $3B In US Goods
• High Court Gambling Decision Conjures Old Trade Tensions
• A Chat With Perkins Practice Management Chief Toby Brown
• US May Revoke Thailand Tariff Cuts Following Pork Complaint
• A Look Inside Trump's 4-Point Plan For Curbing Drug Prices
• Allianz Pulls Back From Iran Amid US Sanctions Threat
• 4 Things To Know About New ITC Rules For Patent Cases
• Oakland Lacked Evidence For Coal Shipping Ban, Judge Says
• Commerce Finalizes 3.6% Tariff On Resin Imports From India
• Feds Defend Layered FCPA Case Against Chinese NGO Head
• Sens. Hear Case For $7.5B Bill To Counter China's Influence
• S. Korea Picks WTO Fight Over Trump's Solar, Washer Tariffs
• Turkish Banker Gets Short Prison Term For Sanctions Busting
• Why Won't Judicial Nominees Affirm Brown V. Board Of Ed?
• The Lawyers' Guide To Cloud Computing
• Comerica Bank, Execs Hit With $4.4B Racketeering Suit
• Commerce Starts Tariff Probe On Chinese Quartz Countertops
• Commerce Ignored Evidence In Pipe Tariff Ruling, CIT Says
• Sens. Push Trump Not To Give Away Cheese Names In NAFTA
• Holland & Knight Bolsters Int'l Trade Group With Ex-DHS Atty
• Compliance Lessons From An Arms Export Enforcement Case
• WTO Opens Door For US Retaliation In Airbus Subsidy Saga
• The Future Of Antitrust Claims At The ITC
• Attys Clash Over Plaintiffs In Chiquita Terrorism Suit
• Fed. Circ. Revives Patent Suit Over Drilling Waste System
• Deals Rumor Mill: EDP, ConocoPhillips, NXP
• Texas Duty-Free Shop Says Gov't Effectively Shut It Down
• USTR Prepares For Onslaught Of China Tariff Opposition
• White House Looks To Mitigate Trump's ZTE Reversal Fallout
• Commerce To Continue Probes Into Glycine Imports
• Recovering Lawyers' Lost Position Of Independence
• FCPA Settlement Shows Gov't Going After All Sides
• US Set To Hit Chinese Tool Chests, Flanges With New Duties
• Trump Vows Cheaper Drugs 'Very Soon,' But That's Unlikely
• DC Circ. Grounds Union Hopes To Halt Norwegian Air Permit
• Congress Again Angles For A Check On Trump's Trade Power
• SEC's Och-Ziff Suit Put On Hold For Criminal Case
• Chinese Steel Wheels Hurting US Producers, ITC Says
• Treasury Mulling Intermediate Sales Quandary On TCJA
• How To Minimize US Tariff Impact On Construction Projects
• Chinese Real Estate Magnate Gets 4 Years For UN Bribes
• Cryptocurrency Brings Rising International Risks
• Chamber Of Commerce Taps Hughes Hubbard Partner For GC
• Trump To Unveil 4-Point Plan For Curbing Drug Prices
• Chinese Developer Denied Retrial After UN Bribery Conviction
• Iran Deal Exit To Cast Shadow Over Future Negotiations
• Former DOC Trade Enforcement Official Joins Kelley Drye
• Commerce Chief Ross Upbeat On China Trade Talks
• ZTE Stops Major Operations After US Imposes Biz Ban
• Del Monte Says Pineapple Grower Can't Escape $32M Award
• CIT Says Commerce Botched Indian Steel Duty Determination
• Coal Co. Wants Wash. Permit Fight To Stay In Federal Court
• 8 Reasons To Take A Fresh Look At Your Law Office Lease
• State Lawmakers Rally For NAFTA Investment Protection
• A General Counsel's Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Tariffs For Vietnamese Wind Towers
• Chinese Tire Cos. Fight Toyo's Bid To Up Damages In IP Row
• The US Has Exited The Iran Deal. What Happens Now?
• US Accuses India Of Underreporting Food Subsidies At WTO
• Hughes Hubbard Adds Trade Partner From Baker McKenzie
• Elbit Settlement Shows Breadth Of FCPA Accounting Rules
• Construction Legislation And Regulation To Watch
• How Iran Deal Pullout Will Impact Cos. And Investors
• Chiquita Can't Escape Claims Under Anti-Terrorism Act
• Broadcom Sues Toyota, Others In Texas And ITC Over GPS IP
• Pakistani Man Admits Hiding Foreign Agent Status
• Trump Pulls US Out Of Iran Nuclear Deal
• 'Made In USA' Ruling Reflects New, Looser Calif. Standard
• ITC Unveils Rules To Speed Patent Cases, Other Changes
• State Tax After TCJA: Treatment Of International Income
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Forum Selection Clause In Cargo Suit
• Turkey Warns US Over Proposed Arms Sales Restrictions
• Chinese Sawblade Maker Appeals Anti-Dumping Duties
• Trump Will Announce Iran Nuclear Deal Decision Tuesday
• ZTE Seeks Stay Of Biz Ban With US Technology Exporters
• CIT Axes Suit Over Chinese Garlic Tariff Review
• Commerce Hits Staples From China With Duties
• Judging A Book: Berzon Reviews 'We The Corporations'
• What ABA's Position On Harassment Means For Employers
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Countries Say Inconsistency In ISDS Needs Reform
• US, China Leave Trade Talks With 'Considerable Differences'
• Czech Republic Prevails In $14.5M Solar Energy Row
• Anti-Arms Group To Appeal UK's 'Immoral' Sales To Saudis
• Practical Considerations For Litigating Proportionality
• Feds Sued For Not Probing Chinese Cos. Over Plywood Tariffs
• Brexit Can Boost UK Financial Services, Think Tank Claims
• Iran Says It Will Not Renegotiate Nuclear Deal
• Nigerian Oil Co. Wants Time To Get Docs In $1.8B Award Row
• Chinese Tire Co. Sues US Agency Over Steep Duties
• Supporting Nontraditional Data Types In E-Discovery
• UK Lawmakers Urge Gov't To Move On Post-Brexit Disputes
• Gibson Brands' $135M DIP OK'd Over Fee, Roll-Up Concerns
• ITC Agrees To Duties On Steel Wire Rod From 5 Countries
• Cholesterol Test Strip Co. Wants ITC To Investigate Rival
• Feds Say Chinese Co.'s Bribery Defense Hire May Be Conflict
• Commerce Levels Tariffs On Dumped Resin From India, China
• OFAC License For Rusal Wind-Down Shows Flexible Approach
• Cos. Must Meet Evolving Sanctions Compliance Challenges
• ITC To Probe Nintendo Switch Over Rival's Patent Claims
• Netherlands Will Look To Terminate Its EU Investment Pacts
• KBR To Help Build Landmark Chemical Plant In Saudi Arabia
• White House Delay Fuels Industry Unrest Over Metal Tariffs
• Despite Reprieve, EU Still Irked By US Tariff Drama
• Gibson Brands Opens $500M Ch. 11 Restructuring In Del.
• State Tax After TCJA: Blue States' Deduction Strategies
• US Tags Imported Plastic Resin With Early Round Of Duties