International Trade Archive » July, 2018

International Trade - July, 2018

212 articles

• Rio Tinto Seeks Docs From Int'l PwC Firms In SEC Fraud Suit
• Lawmakers Bristle At Plan To Split Up NAFTA Talks
• EU Reports Progress In Australia, New Zealand Trade Talks
• US Opens Door For High-Tech Exports To India
• Trump Admin. Moves Ahead With Drawback Rules Proposal
• Kavanaugh Is The Wrong Choice To Check Autocratic Power
• WTO Will Decide US-China Agricultural Subsidy Row This Year
• Japan Picks Lockheed To Supply Missile Defense Radars
• Uzbekistan Owes $13M Award For Tax Changes, US Suit Says
• States Sue To Block Federal 3D Gun Printing Settlement
• What Attys Need To Know About UK Foreign Investment
• Russia Largely Wins WTO Fight Over Ukrainian Railway Parts
• US Dings China's Tariff Retaliation As WTO Fight Trudges On
• EU Approves Total Produce's Dole Deal, Sans Salad Co.
• A Rare Statute-Of-Limitations Victory Against The SEC
• Full Tariff Bailout Could Cost $39B, Chamber Says
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• 6 Trends Will Shape Future International Commercial Disputes
• Solar Investors Seek To Enforce €112M Award Against Spain
• DOD Making 'Do Not Buy' List For Foreign Software Vendors
• IRS Loses Foreign Tax Treatment Case In DC Circ.
• 9th Circ. Sends Back Robot-Vacuum $2M Verdict
• Near-Extinct Porpoise Prompts CIT Seafood Import Ban Order
• Korean Firm Says Florida Co. Botched $3.9M Petcoke Deal
• Commerce Says Taiwan Is Dumping Forged Steel Fittings
• US, EU Trade Alliance Hits Early Snag Over Agriculture
• Cos. Urged To Seek DOJ's Opinion On M&A Bribery Risks
• What You Need To Know About Trump's EU Trade Epiphany
• Senate Tees Up Tariff-Slashing Bill For Trump's Signature
• ITC Order Recommends Banning Roomba Rivals' Imports
• Resolve China Trade War, GOP Lawmakers Urge Trump
• ITC To Probe Imports Of Standing Desk Platforms
• The Future Of Authenticating Audio And Video Evidence
• Russian Exporter Indicted Over $65M Smuggling Scheme
• US, France Sanction Cos. That Gave Weapons Tech To Syria
• EU, US Making A Bid To Cool Rising Trade Tensions
• It's All Too Easy To Sell An 'Unregistered Pesticide'
• From Billable Hours To Bedtime Stories: Lawyering With Children
• Energy Dept. Finalizes Rule For Small-Scale LNG Exports
• Trump's Rescue Of Trade-Stressed Farmers Yields New Risks
• Aviation Watch: The Regional Jet Wars Heat Up
• Trademarks In The Hermit Kingdom Of North Korea
• FCPA Liability For Hiring Practices Gains New Credence
• UK Proposes 3-Year Passporting Grace Period After Brexit
• Textron Must Disclose Legal Advice On Cluster Bomb Deal
• $717B Defense Bill Raises Troop Pay, Skips Contentious Items
• GOP Donor Wants State Dept. Input In Qatar Hacking Case
• Curtis Adds Gibson Dunn Litigation, Arbitration Pro
• UK Mulls Tighter Scrutiny Of Foreign Investments
• Trump Preps $12B For US Farmers Caught In Trade Crossfire
• How Mammoth Student Loans Are Dogging Today's Lawyers
• Qatar Wins Round In Int'l Court Challenge Over UAE Blockade
• New Risks For US Cos. Inadvertently Supporting North Korea
• WTO Set To Decide US-India Farm Subsidy Squabble
• British Gov't Plans To Abide By EU Law To End Of 2020
• Law360's Global 20 Doesn't Acknowledge Global Networks
• Pool Supply Store Wins Tariff Dispute Over Floaties
• Mexican President-Elect Seeks 'New Stage' In Ties With US
• G-20 Finance Chiefs Want Leaders To 'Step Up' On Trade
• Qualcomm IPhone Import Ban Will Cause Harm, Buyers Say
• Cos. May Be Using N. Korean Labor Illegally, Gov't Says
• Is The Grass Greener On The Solo Side?
• Canada Uses NAFTA To Fight Trump's Solar Panel Tariffs
• Law360's Satisfaction Survey: By The Numbers
• The Least-Stressed Attorneys In A Stressed-Out Profession
• Lawmakers Back Down On ZTE Sanctions In Defense Bill
• Russia Largely Wins WTO Fight Over Ukraine Fertilizer Duties
• Trump Prepared To Slap Tariffs On $500B In Chinese Goods
• Steel Importers Ask CIT For Quick End To Trump's Tariffs
• Whiskey Groups Plan Ky. Summit To Discuss Global Trade War
• WTO Dispute Roundup: More Appellate Body Strife On Horizon
• Suddenly, ALJs Become Political Appointees
• Carpenter Can't Save NGO Boss From FCPA Case
• ITC Finds Taiwanese, Korean Low-Melt Fiber Imports Hurt US
• Nike Gets Default Win In TM Suit Over Counterfeit Shoes
• ITC To Probe Powered Cover Plates From China
• Gov't Swipes At Bid To Undo Cold War-Era Trade Law
• Trump Faces Widespread Calls To Steer Clear Of Car Tariffs
• End Outdated Investment Treaties, EU Tells Member States
• Legal Battle Over Trump's Metal Tariffs Will Test WTO's Limits
• US Farmers Hurt By Retaliatory Tariffs, Trade Panel Hears
• US Will Consider Uranium Tariffs Using Security Trade Law
• A Chat With Gibson Dunn Diversity Chief Salim-Williams
• Danish Ceiling Tile Execs Must Be Deposed In Antitrust Suit
• Congressional Forecast: July
• What Kavanaugh's Writing Tells Us About His Personality
• ITC To Probe Amazon, Walmart Over Carburetor IP
• Federal Claims Court Says Drugmaker Can Sell Meds To VA
• China Trade War Leads Cos. To Disclose Tariff-Related Risks
• Sen. Hatch Mulling Support For Limiting Trump On Trade
• FERC Chair Denies Reports Of LNG Project Review Delays
• Iran Sues US Over Renewed Sanctions At World Court
• China Fires Another Preemptive WTO Shot At US Tariff Plan
• 3 Pros, 3 Cons Of Litigation Finance
• DC Circ. Backs Narrow FERC Review Of US-Mexico Pipeline
• Chinese Wood Flooring Co. Challenges Duties At CIT
• EU, Japan Ink New Trade Deal Trimming Nearly All Tariffs
• BOE Chief Warns Of 'Big' Consequences Of No-Deal Brexit
• Brexit Hit To UK Trade Cannot Be Offset, Lawmakers Warn
• Venezuelan Ex-Official Pleads Guilty To Money Laundering
• CIT Grants Chinese Flooring Co.'s Bid For Commerce Review
• Indian Cos. Sold Shrimp For Too Cheap, Commerce Says
• Chinese Flanges Set To Face Hefty Duties After ITC Vote
• Korean Producer Sues In CIT Over Steel Pipe Duties
• Blue Spike Hits Roku With ITC Petition On Streaming Patents
• Modern Communication Brings E-Discovery Challenges
• Tainted Jalapeno Powder Caused $19M Recall, Food Co. Says
• US Drags 5 Partners To WTO Over Metal Tariff Retaliation
• Qualcomm Says Buyers Have No Say In IPhone Import Row
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Proskauer, Simpson
• It's Not All About The Benjamins, Baby (Lawyer)
• Romania Says It Already Paid Outstanding $250M Award
• ACON Labs Cholesterol Strip IP Row Paused For ITC Probe
• US Lifts ZTE Export Ban Amid Sanctions Controversy
• Judging A Book: Hood Reviews 'Lawyering From The Inside Out'
• Ross To Divest Assets After Ethics Watchdog Cries Foul
• Acetris Case Clarifies Definition Of 'US-Made End Product'
• Trump Softens UK Trade Deal Warning Over Brexit Plan
• House Lawmakers Join Effort To Trim Trump's Tariffs
• SEC's Och-Ziff Bribery Suit Gets Axed As Untimely
• China Says US Risks Being 'Enemy To All' With Trade Push
• 3 Importers Challenge Duties On Steel From 6 Countries
• CIT Upholds Commerce Ruling In Sri Lankan Tire Suit
• UK Commits To EU Subsidy Rules, No Border Tax Friction
• UK Seeks 'Expanded' Post-Brexit Equivalence Regime For City
• Investors Sue Glencore Over FCPA Probe, Stock Drop
• Kavanaugh Splurged On Baseball Tix, Reports Say
• 4 Kavanaugh Arguments You Gotta Hear
• ZTE Takes Step Toward Lifting US Export Restrictions
• Kennedy's Legacy Remains Alive In Kavanaugh's Nomination
• Senate Panel Gearing Up For Kavanaugh Vetting Fight
• Wachtell Leads Broadcom In $18.9B CA Technologies Buy
• What Civil Rights Rulings Could Look Like Under Kavanaugh
• State Dept. Approves $740M In Missile Sales To UK, Denmark
• Nonprofit Can't Access EU Investment Arbitration Docs
• DOD Must Clarify Review Of Foreign Tech Investors: GAO
• 3 Top E-Discovery Case Law Lessons Of 2018 (So Far)
• Senate Pushes Back Against Trump's Security-Based Tariffs
• WTO China Review Turns Ugly As More US Tariffs Loom
• 'Not A Complicated Case': Kavanaugh's Straightforward Style
• Trump Preparing To Hit China With $200B In Added Tariffs
• 9th Circ. Dismisses Class Actions Over Slave Labor Labeling
• Dems Need Unified Front To Combat Trump's High Court Pick
• 5 Tips For Kavanaugh As Confirmation Gets Underway
• Switzerland Fires Rare WTO Salvo Against US Metal Tariffs
• With Kavanaugh's Nomination, Chevron's Future Looking Grim
• Law Schools Must Take A Stand Against Mandatory Arbitration
• Republican Fundraiser Says Qatar Can't Escape Hacking Suit
• ITC Launches Probe Of Sleeper Sofa Imports From Canada
• Tunisia Launches WTO Dispute Over Moroccan Book Duties
• US Will Impose Tariffs On Spanish Olives After ITC Green Light
• How Kavanaugh's Conservative Cred, DC Ties Won The Day
• Senate Battle Lines Drawn With Kavanaugh As Trump's Pick
• 5 Kavanaugh Opinions You Need To Read Right Now
• Trump Picks Brett Kavanaugh For Supreme Court
• EU Mulls Quotas On Steel Imports After Trump's Tariffs
• Food Giants Take Thailand Citric Acid Tariff Dispute To CIT
• Auto Groups Want To Get NAFTA Talks Back On Track
• With Trump's Tariffs In Effect, China Expands WTO Fight
• UK Steps Up Planning For Hard Brexit As Top Ministers Quit
• AIG Says US Sanctions Nix Insurer's Syrian Bank Theft Claim
• UK Brexit Trade Plan Omits EU Market Access For Services
• What You Need To Know For The Supreme Court Nomination
• Chinese Wind Co. Sentenced To Pay $1.5M Over Trade Secrets
• Oil Cos. Want Venezuelan Bribery Suit Dismissed
• Myths And Facts About Using TAR Across Borders
• Cellphone Buyers Seek Cert. In Qualcomm Chip Price-Fix Suit
• USTR Rolls Out Waiver Process For New China Tariffs
• ITC To Continue Probe Into Steel Tank Imports From Asia
• Int'l Trade Court Denies Dismissal Of $1.2M Cigar Tax Case
• Trump's China Tariffs Take Hold As Biz Groups Sound Alarm
• US Slaps Sanctions On Nicaraguan Officials, Oil Exec
• EU Parliament Calls For Data Deal's End Unless US Complies
• CIT Upholds Commerce's Ruling On Chinese Wood Flooring
• China Not Backing Down As Trump Readies $34B Tariff Hit
• WTO Strikes Down US Duties On Canadian Paper
• Reading The China Tariff Tea Leaves
• G-20 Trade Barriers Rise As Tensions Near Boiling, WTO Says
• What 'Commercial Scale' Means In IP Trade Agreements
• Credit Suisse To Pay SEC $30M Over Asia Hiring Practices
• How Smaller Firms Can Go Global Without Going Bankrupt
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2018
• Global Law Firms Bulk Up In Europe As Brexit Approaches
• ITC Judge Finds Hytera Products Infringe Motorola Patents
• DOJ Subpoenas Commodities Giant Glencore In FCPA Probe
• Gov't Wants Fugitive To Face Rolls-Royce Bribe Case In US
• Trump Admin Urges FCC To Block Chinese Common Carrier
• New Mexican Prez May Slow But Won't Stop Energy Reform
• Carpenter Doesn't Nix Evidence In Foreign Bribery Case: DOJ
• US Whacks Chinese Sodium Compound With Hefty Tariff
• ITC Says New S. Korea Trade Deal Will Reduce Truck Imports
• EU Rips Trump For Mulling Car Tariffs Tied To US Security
• The Applicability Of FOIA To Monitorship Documents
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer
• City Lawyers, Accountants Demand Brexit Deal On Services
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• High Court Nomination Watch: 7th Circ.'s Amy Coney Barrett
• Narrow Rulings Reveal Wide Gulfs Between Justices
• 4 High Court Lineups That Might Surprise You
• Beam Suntory To Pay SEC $8.2M To Kill FCPA Charges
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• Trade Enforcement Springs Eternal: 2018 Midyear Report
• Australia Spent $28M To Defend Philip Morris Case, Sen. Says
• Trump Plows Ahead With Supreme Court Selection Process
• Mexican Pipe Co. Slams Duties In International Trade Suit
• Russia Joins WTO Fray Against Trump's Metal Tariffs
• Seafood Co. Sues French Shipper Over Spoiled Crabmeat
• The Biggest M&A Moments Of 2018's First Half
• A Trump Supreme Court Nominee Can Be Defeated
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Most Talkative Justices Of The Term
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court