International Trade Archive » June, 2018

International Trade - June, 2018

235 articles

• Justice Kennedy Leaves Mixed Record On Civil Rights
• Guard Mulls Plea In Zarrab $45K Contraband-For-Cash Payout
• 4 Ways The Apple-Samsung Case Shaped Patent Law
• Trump Says He Will Announce Supreme Court Nominee July 9
• Canada Will Fire Back At US For Steel, Aluminum Duties
• Commerce Preps Tariffs For Chinese Cast-Iron Soil Pipes
• USTR Leaves Door Open For African Trade Pacts
• Kennedy's Retirement: Legacy, Fallout & The Battle Ahead
• Hyundai Steel Challenges Pipe Import Tariffs In CIT
• Automakers Fight Security-Based Trade Probe Into Cars, Parts
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 3
• New Stats On Millennial Attorney Disciplinary Actions
• Why The Defense Bar Celebrates Kennedy
• Roberts Becomes True Power As 'Kennedy Court' Ends
• Stage Set For Convention On Enforcing Mediated Settlements
• Qatari Gov't Claims Immunity From Hacking Suit
• WTO Backs Australia's Tobacco Plain Packaging Rules
• Nixing Trump's Favorite Trade Weapon Looks Like Long Shot
• Consumers Slam Qualcomm's Bid To Limit IPhone Imports
• ITC Clears Arista In Ethernet Patent Dispute With Cisco
• Commerce Hands Down Early Tariffs On Asian Pipe Imports
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 2
• Senate Panel Punts On 3rd, 11th Circ. Picks Over Tariffs
• Delay On Kennedy Replacement 'Ain't Going To Happen': GOP
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: Prioritizing Is Always Key
• From Iqbal To Citizens United: Kennedy's Biggest Decisions
• No Bail For Chinese Billionaire During Appeal: 2nd Circ.
• Life After Kennedy: 1 Big Question, 6 Judges To Watch
• 'Goodbye, Tony!' Justices Bid Farewell To Kennedy
• When Partisan Passion Raged, Kennedy Was The Vote To Get
• NGO Head Says Carpenter Kills Phone Evidence In FCPA Case
• Cybersecurity On The Hill: ZTE, Bots And The OPM Breach
• US State Dept. Official Threatens Turkey With F-35 Cutoff
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 1
• GOP Kicks Off Race To Confirm Kennedy Replacement
• Chinese Military College Charged In Sub Tech Export Scheme
• The Inadvertent 'Foreign Person' Trap For American Cos.
• Japanese Tire Co. Can't Double Dip On Damages In IP Row
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: How Congress Affected My Career
• GOP Sens. Stymied In Attempt At Trump Tariff Rollbacks
• Justice Kennedy's Retirement To Upset High Court Balance
• Steel Users Aim To Wipe Out Security-Based Tariffs
• Chinese Insurer Gets Green Light For $66M Oil Co. Claim
• Eyeing China, White House Backs CFIUS Overhaul
• Former Och-Ziff Exec Turns Himself In, Denies Fraud Charges
• ITC Wraps Up Qualcomm's Patent Case Against IPhone
• Lighthizer Blasts 'Complete Hypocrisy' Of Retaliatory Duties
• House Votes To Overhaul US Foreign Investment Watchdog
• Biz Groups Want Congress To Rein In Trump's Trade Moves
• ITC Upholds Duties On Chinese Water Treatment Compound
• New Rules Give ITC Subpoena Recipients A Break
• 2nd Circ. Weighs Jail For Convicted Chinese Billionaire
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: DC Isn't As Bad As You Think
• Supreme Court Decision Weakens Deference To Foreign Laws
• Trump Again Rattles Trade Saber At EU Cars
• Trump Not Eyeing Broader Investment Restrictions: Adviser
• CIT Upholds Commerce's Tariffs On Off-Road Tires From India
• Tax Guidance Maintains Sunny Outlook For Solar Developers
• Chemical Co. Seeks $5M From Shipper Over Damaged Cargo
• Venezuela Sanctions Complicate Compliance For Cos.
• CIT OKs Redo On Korean Steel Co.'s Dumping Margins
• PE Closely Watching CFIUS Bill, Ropes & Gray Co-Chair Says
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: 6 Things I Learned In Congress
• Harley-Davidson Eyeing Offshore Move To Skirt EU Tariffs
• EU, China Eye Closer Economic Ties Amid Trump Trade Brawl
• Armenian Ex-Diplomat Aims To Nix Rolls-Royce Bribe Charges
• IPhone Chip Deal Loss Would Kill Intel 5G Plans, Atty Says
• Food Equipment Co. Fights To Dodge Tube Tariffs At CIT
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US Continues Appellate Body Squeeze
• Convicted Chinese Billionaire Denies 'Special Treatment'
• ITC Scraps Commerce's Proposed Resin Tariffs On India
• New Steel Measures Are A Test For ITC Sunset Reviews
• CIT Mostly Upholds Commerce Ruling In Vietnam Shrimp Row
• CIT OKs How Commerce Classified Pasta In Dumping Case
• Chinese Man Accused Of Smuggling Submarine Tech
• Japan, S. Korea Poised For WTO Clash Over Steel Duties
• Insurer Can't Recover Costs From Engine Transport Snafu
• Oman Sues US Mining Co. Owner Over Unpaid $5.6M Award
• Google Urged To Drop Huawei Collab Over Security Concerns
• Venezuela Must Pay $101.6M Award, Food Products Co. Says
• Rubio Pushes Tough Line On Chinese Tariffs, Tech Sanctions
• When Will The ITC Honor A PTAB Finding Of Invalidity?
• Producers Urge Commerce, ITC To Probe Chinese Steel Racks
• ITC Is Asked To Probe Amazon, Target Over Carburetor IP
• Trade Lessons From The ZTE Saga
• Mid-2018 Sanctions Review: A Turbulent Year So Far
• GOP Sen. Blocks Ga. Justice Tapped By Trump For 11th Circ.
• BigLaw's Associate Salary Model Is A Relic Of A Bygone Era
• CIT Affirms Lower Calculation Of Chinese Steel Nail Duties
• Trump, Lawmakers Make Limited Progress On ZTE Deal
• CIT Sustains Commerce's Brazilian PET Film Scope Decision
• ITC Agrees To Duties On Citric Acid From 3 Countries
• EU To Hit US With Retaliatory Tariffs On Friday
• Sen. Wyden Presses Ross For Views On ZTE's Cyberthreat
• US Trading Partners Defy The Rules They Claim To Support
• Utah Engineering Co. Settles Immigrant Discrimination Claims
• S. Africa Fund Says Export Credit Agency Can't Escape Loan
• Sens. Tee Off On Ross For Trump's Aggressive Trade Moves
• Policy Is Changing For Technology Transfers
• Apple Pushes Monopoly Concerns In Qualcomm ITC Fight
• #MeToo At Law Firms And What We Can Do About It
• High Court's Vitamin C Ruling Leaves Work For Lower Courts
• FERC Chair Pledges To Uphold Markets Amid Trump Bailouts
• New Licenses Ease Ukraine, Russia Business Wind-Downs
• Industrial Developer Breaks Ground On $125M Shipping Port
• US Sets Early Duties In Self-Triggered Dumping Probe
• A Chat With Holland & Knight CFO Mia Stutzman
• EU Antitrust Chief Sees Global Progress Curbing State Aid
• Trump Admin. Has No Plan For China Talks After Tariff Push
• Norway Hits US With WTO Complaint Over Metal Tariffs
• GCs Tackle Law Firm Culture In Diversity Push
• The Best Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• The Hurdles Facing BigLaw's Minority Women
• Knowledge Lawyers Can Help Firms Stay Ahead Of The Curve
• Trump Ups Tariff Ante By Targeting $200B In Chinese Exports
• German Metal Producer Claims CBP Violated Due Process
• EU's Russia Sanctions Over Crimea Extended By A Year
• ITC Vice Chair Takes Top Post In Lieu Of Presidential Action
• Senate Votes To Pass Defense Policy, Reform Bill
• In Their Own Words: Minority Partners On Reaching The Top
• High Court Wants SG's Input In Calif. Foie Gras Ban Suit
• Congressional Forecast: June
• US, Canada Ag Leaders Try To Play Nice Amid Trade Tensions
• The 2018 Law360 Diversity Snapshot
• Minority Lawyers On Why They Left BigLaw
• The Best Firms For Minority Attorneys
• Taking On The 'Petri Dish' Of BigLaw Bias
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: By The Numbers
• Law360's Pro Say: What BigLaw Should Do About Diversity
• Wells Fargo, Guarantor Must Pay $2.5M Over Loan Default
• Trump Throws A Curve With Two-Pronged Tariff Approach
• Fed. Circ. Won't Lift Tariffs From Canadian Solar Cos.
• Commerce Partially Drops Review Of Chinese Garlic Shippers
• An Unprecedented Look Inside The FARA Unit
• Trump Wallops China With Tariffs As IP Brawl Boils Over
• As New IP Tariffs Loom, China Implores Trump To Negotiate
• USDA To Propose Opening Ecuadorean Avocado Imports
• Dinsmore & Shohl Adds Int'l Arbitration Partner From Dentons
• Senate Set For Final Defense Policy Bill Vote
• House Passes Bill Targeting Opioids Sent Via Foreign Mail
• Kaspersky Banned From Gov. Agencies By Federal Council
• Solar Importer Acted Too Soon In Duty Challenge: Fed. Circ.
• Commerce Chief Off To Hill To Explain Security-Based Tariffs
• Why Lawyers Shouldn't Accept Fees In Cryptocurrency: Part 2
• Streamlining Section 337: Some Big Changes At ITC
• Supreme Court Says Foreign Gov't Submissions Not Binding
• DOJ Must Give Journos Docs On Siemens FCPA Compliance
• Questions Continue To Swirl Around Intra-EU Treaty Claims
• Calif. Couple Cops To Illegally Exporting Rifle Parts To Russia
• 2nd Circ. Hands ING Bank A Win In Marine-Fuel Lien Dispute
• White House Pushes Back On Senate ZTE Crackdown
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Fried Frank IP Ace For ITC Group
• How Turkey's Expansive New Tax Amnesty Law Works
• How National Security Auto Probe Redefines Trade Debate
• Commerce To Probe Steel Cylinder Imports From Asia
• CIT Asks Commerce To Rethink Parts Of Wood Flooring Duties
• Aviation Sector's Wings Clipped By Renewed Iran Sanctions
• Why Lawyers Shouldn't Accept Fees In Cryptocurrency: Part 1
• EU Lawmakers Call For End To 'Privacy Shield' Pact By Sept.
• DOJ Charges 8 With Flouting Syria Fuel Sale Sanctions
• Defense Bill Stymied By Trade, Military Authority Riders
• Qatar Challenges UAE Blockade As Discriminatory
• US Readies Final Tariffs On Spanish Olive Imports
• N. Korea Summit Offers Distant Glimmer Of Sanctions Relief
• Feds Say Intent A Non-Issue In South Korean Bribe Case
• Tax Court Nominees Will Be Challenged By TCJA, Wyden Says
• Electrolux Urges ITC To Investigate Water Filter Imports
• NEC Director Kudlow Has Heart Attack, Trump Says
• Qualcomm Hit By Class Suit Over Sunk $117B Broadcom Deal
• Lawmakers Seek To Hold USPS 'Accountable' In Opioid Bill
• Tube Supplier Seeks OK Of $234M Award Against Venezuela
• Tariffs Threaten Construction With Delays, Increased Costs
• Trump's G7 Broadside Weakens Trade Hand, Ex-USTR Says
• US Sanctions Russian Cos. Over Expanded Cyber Capabilities
• Commerce Says Taiwanese Steel Pipes, Tubes Were Dumped
• Shanghai Zhenhua To Pay Toisa $20M To End Row In Ch. 11
• ITC To Probe Toyota, Panasonic Car Infotainment Imports
• DOJ Sheds Some Light On Scope Of Foreign Lobbying Law
• CIT Says Wood Flooring Duties Need Second Look
• Impediments To Legal Industry's 'Inevitable' Future: Part 2
• WTO Bellwethers Could Guide Fate Of Trump's Metal Tariffs
• 3rd-Party Funding Has No Place In Treaty Arbitration: Report
• Dechert Snags Ex-US Prosecutor For London Office
• In Converse Chuck Taylor Case, Fed. Circ. Has New Questions
• EU Raids Chemical Cos. In Cartel Investigation
• ITC Urged To Investigate Canadian Convertible Sofas
• Automotive Regulation To Watch: Midyear Report
• S. Korea Must Pay $68M Over Nixed Daewoo Deal
• ZTE Reprieve Casts Shadow Over Trump's Sanctions Posture
• ITC To Probe Infringement Claims Over Garage Doors, Gates
• Jones Day, WilmerHale, McDermott Vets Picked For Bench
• German 'Glen' Whisky Might Evoke Scotch, EU Court Rules
• Ericsson Pays Fine To Settle Sudan Sanctions Violation
• Impediments To Legal Industry's 'Inevitable' Future: Part 1
• ZTE Will Pay $1B, Make Board Changes To End US Export Ban
• Conrad & Scherer Says Atty Perjured Himself In Chiquita MDL
• Attys Brace For Potential Slash Of TN Visas In NAFTA Talks
• GOP Lawmaker Dismisses EU's Criticisms Of TCJA
• CIT Orders Commerce To Rethink Duties In Turkish Pipe Case
• Trump's Steel Tariffs May Worsen Permian Pipeline Crunch
• Fed. Circ. OKs Removal Of Duty On Steel Pipes From Taiwan
• FCPA Enforcement Activity In Early 2018: Part 2
• ITC To Investigate Imports Of Chinese Arrow Part Knockoffs
• An Update On CFIUS Reform
• Canada, EU Join WTO Dogpile Against US Metal Duties
• WTO Airbus Row Trudges On As EU Seeks Compliance Ruling
• EU Retaliatory Duties On US Goods Slated To Hit In July
• Judge Sides With USDA On Beef, Pork Labeling Rules
• Construction Contractors Concerned About Trade Policy
• Venezuela's Oil Co. Slips Contempt, Attys Dinged In Bribe Suit
• SocGen Cops To FCPA Charge For Libyan Bribery Scheme
• Chinese Car Seller Faces Investor Suit Over Late Financials
• Mexico Hits Back At US With Steel, Pork Tariffs
• Corker Readies Bill To Rein In Trump's Security Tariffs
• FCPA Enforcement Activity In Early 2018: Part 1
• Fla. Man Gets 2 Years For Exporting Munitions To Russia
• The State Of Creditor Recovery Efforts In Venezuela: Part 2
• Trump Mulling Possible Split Of NAFTA Negotiations
• CIT Orders Commerce To Reveal Mexican Sugar Trade Details
• Toyo Fights Chinese Tire Co.'s Quick Win Bid In IP Row
• Dutch Treaty May Pave Way For Leaner Investment Protection
• SocGen To Pay $1.3B Over FCPA, Libor-Rigging Charges
• Farmers Begin To Feel Squeeze As Tariff Retaliation Heats Up
• Companies Will Feel The Weight Of Team Telecom Oversight
• Commerce Keeps Duties On Chinese Silicon Metal
• US-China Trade Talks Foundering As Tariff Threats Mount
• The State Of Creditor Recovery Efforts In Venezuela: Part 1
• Why Widespread Use Of Live Video Testimony Is Not Justified
• Aerospace Group Lays Out Arms Export Overhaul Proposals
• Feds Charge Five With Smuggling Tropical Birds
• King & Spalding Nabs Ex-USTR Enforcement Head
• Trump Calls Canada's Trade 'Highly Restrictive'
• Judging A Book: Wallach Reviews 'Uncivil Warriors'
• DOJ Launches Global Antitrust Enforcement Framework
• 2 Gambling Issues That May Change After Sports Bet Ruling