International Trade Archive » August, 2018

International Trade - August, 2018

210 articles

• Sen. Wyden Blasts Trump For 'Premature' NAFTA Moves
• After High Court Loss, Cos. Say Price Fix Hit Still Wrong
• New Pass-Through Deduction Will Pass Over Many Lawyers
• EU To End Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Solar Panels
• Chinese Drone Co. Takes Patent Rivalry To ITC
• Health Hires: Quinn Emanuel, Manatt, Strategic, Perkins Coie
• Commerce Preps Duties On Chinese, Indian Glycine Imports
• Chinese, Thai Rubber Bands Tagged With Early Duties
• NAFTA Watch: US Proceeds With Mexico As Canada Talks Lag
• How Reckless Judicial Impeachments Threaten Rule Of Law
• Judging A Book: Fogel Reviews 'Good Judgment'
• 9th Circ. Broadly Interprets Service Rules For Foreign Cos.
• Ex-Veon Execs Slip Investor Suit Over Uzbek Bribes
• Consumers Can't Stop Qualcomm's Bid For IPhone Import Ban
• Commerce Calls For Early Tariffs On Chinese Pipe Imports
• 10 Ways To Prevent E-Discovery Woes
• Hyundai Can't Duck Antitrust Claims In Knockoff-Parts Fight
• EU Now Willing To Include Cars In US Trade Talks
• ITC Launches Probe Into Anheuser-Busch's Keg Imports
• Venezuela Probing Co.'s Oil Shipment To US, Suit Says
• Trump Offers Wiggle Room On Steel, Aluminum Quotas
• Trade Disputes Mechanism To Dominate Canada's NAFTA Talks
• Riding Into The Sunset: US Threads Needle On NAFTA Expiry
• India Not Guaranteed US Waiver For Russia Arms Purchase
• A Closer Look At Summer's Hottest M&A Moves
• CIT Reaffirms Higher Duties For Chinese Pencil Co.
• Don't Stop The Presses: Canadian Newsprint Tariffs Axed
• US Lodges WTO Case Against Russia For Retaliatory Duties
• Cos. Must Prepare For Toughening Russia Sanctions
• 2nd Circ. Restricts The FCPA's Reach
• Shook Hardy Picks Up International Arbitration Atty In Miami
• DOL To Reconsider Denial Of Benefits To Ex-Bank Workers
• Judge Blocks State Dept. Policy On 3D-Printed Gun Plans
• US Defends Iran Sanctions Before International Court
• Chinese Exporter Goes To CIT To Protest Solar Cell Tariffs
• Ukraine Challenges WTO Over Russian Railroad Row
• EU Should Link Trade Pacts To Fair Tax Practices, Report Says
• 4 Key Components To New Firm Partnership Agreements
• 2nd Circ. Rebuke May Change DOJ's FCPA Calculus
• Arnold & Porter Hires Veteran Diplomat For Law, Policy Group
• USDA To Pay Farmers $4.7B To Offset Trade War Losses
• Commerce Lays Preliminary Duties On Pipe From 6 Countries
• Legg Mason To Pay SEC $34.5M Over Libyan Bribery Claims
• US Will Block WTO Judge Reappointment Despite Vacancies
• Iran Asks International Court To Lift US Sanctions
• Open The Federal Courthouses
• US-Mexico Cinch Trade Deal, Trump Aims To Rename 'NAFTA'
• Barnes & Thornburg Atty Tapped To Monitor ZTE Compliance
• Ex-Guard Admits Conspiracy To Serve As Zarrab's Booze Mule
• Steel Bar Import Duties Lifted On Brazil, Spain, Japan
• Chinese Fuel Pump Maker Defaults In IP Case, ITC Affirms
• Enbridge To Buy Spectra Energy For $3.3B
• FCPA Doesn't Apply To Foreigners Without US Ties: 2nd Circ.
• UK's Dire Warning Of No-Deal Brexit Sparks Call For Action
• A Case For Impeaching President Trump
• More US-Targeted Real Estate Deals To Face CFIUS Scrutiny
• DOJ, SEC Probe Microsoft Over Hungarian Bribery: Report
• Consultant Shakes Republican Fundraiser's Hacking Claims
• Australia Bans Chinese Cos. From 5G Network For Security
• 9th Circ. Says Chinese Co. Given Notice In Trade Secrets Row
• Brexit: Bracing For A No-Deal Scenario
• Jabra ITC Settlement Closes Out Headphone Patent Dispute
• Trump's Latest China Tariffs Take Effect As Beijing Retaliates
• Lawmakers Ask DOJ Antitrust Chief For OPEC Bill Support
• Baker Donelson Snags Int'l Trade Atty From Maynard Cooper
• US Won't Bring FCPA Case Against British Co. Amid UK Probe
• Unpaid $26.16 Bill Sinks Used Clothing Duty Row At CIT
• Fed Officials See Danger In Rising Trade Tensions
• What To Watch As Privacy Shield Data Pact Scrutiny Heats Up
• Legal Sector Warns Growth Could Halve After No-Deal Brexit
• Walmart Board Fights Shareholders' Supreme Court Cert. Bid
• Treasury Hits Russians With New Shipping, Cyber Sanctions
• Commerce Drops Review Of Chinese Graphite Electrodes
• Carlyle Says Insurer Must Disclose Moroccan Refinery Docs
• The Value Of Testifying At Section 301 Tariff Hearings
• Auto Industry Mobilizes Against New Security-Based Tariffs
• 'High Availability' — A Key Term In Law Firm IT Strategy
• DC Circ. Denies PETA Some Info On Primate Imports
• Macau Bed Spring Imports Skirt Duties, Commerce Says
• Syria Sanctions Don't Preclude AIG Payout, Court Told
• The 'Post-Fact' Jury In The 'Fake News' Era
• More China Tariffs Loom As USTR Opens Marathon Hearings
• Turkey Becomes 9th WTO Member To Fight US Metal Tariffs
• Mining Exec Defaults In Oman's Suit Over $5.6M Award
• Lobbyist Escapes Trump Fundraiser's Hacking Suit
• CIT Denies Feds' Bid To Erase Part Of Atty Fees Ruling
• Turkey Tariff Hike Adds Fuel To Battle Over Cold War-Era Law
• Retailers Can't Escape Duracell's TM Suit, Judge Says
• ITC Launches Probe Of Nikon Lithography Machines
• Labor Unions Make NAFTA Pitch As Endgame Looms
• Judging A Book: Lipez Reviews 'Last Great Colonial Lawyer'
• How FIRRMA Will Change National Security Reviews: Part 2
• Will Law Schools Start Counting 'Generation ADA'?
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Duties On Compression Garments
• Where Vegetables End And Sauces Begin: A Customs Story
• NJ Man Charged With Illegal Import Of Scorpions, Millipedes
• Korean Manufacturer Challenges Higher Duty On Pipe Imports
• How FIRRMA Will Change National Security Reviews: Part 1
• A Chat With Ogletree Knowledge Chief Patrick DiDomenico
• China Takes Broad WTO Swipe At US Clean Energy Rules
• State Dept. Must Do New Study For New Keystone XL Route
• 9th Circ. Backs Dismissal Of $2B Mexican Contract Case
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive $600M Antitrust Row Against Mitsubishi
• WTO Appellate Body Faults Indonesian Steel Duty
• Suniva Can Move Forward With Creditor Equipment Eviction
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Aircraft, Food Fights Trudge Along
• CIT OKs Dumping Duty Calculation Used For Chinese Nails
• Fed. Circ. Reverses ITC Import Ban On Diebold ATMs
• Rising Star: Sidley Austin's Sven De Knop
• How One Firm Moved The Needle On Disability Inclusion
• CFIUS Reform Is No Death Knell For Chinese Buyers
• US Asks To DQ Atty In Sub-Tech Case Who Reps China's Gov't
• Chiquita MDL Judge Narrows Claims Against Executives
• Commerce Readies More Steel Tariffs On India
• Chinese Billionaire Asks 2nd Circ. To Deep-Six Conviction
• US Can't Ease Mexican Import Ban Protecting Porpoise: CIT
• Trump Tariffs Won't Alter Trade Deficit, NY Fed Paper Says
• Distributors Expose Health, Life Sci Cos. To FCPA Risks
• Trump's WTO Appeals Blockade Slowing Progress In Geneva
• Rising Star: Miller & Chevalier's Richard Mojica
• An Update, Not A Transformation, Of CFIUS Review Process
• Calif. Biz Owner Cops To Violating Syrian Sanctions
• Interview Essentials For Attorneys On The Move
• David Boies On How Dyslexia Shaped His Practice
• BigLaw's Mental Health Stigma Shows Signs Of Fading
• Suniva Creditor Sues To Halt Removal Of Solar Cell Equipment
• Owens Corning Says Sellers Hid Indian Co.'s Tax Debt In Deal
• Commerce Sets New Initial Tariffs On Taiwanese Steel
• CFIUS Overhaul Signed Into Law Along With Defense Budget
• Carmakers Bemoan 'Confusing' Tariff Exclusion Process
• FXCM Nixes Investor Class Action Over Swiss Franc Losses
• Glycine Exporter Can't Dodge $11M Smuggling Scheme Claim
• Ross Insists Turkish Metals Tariff Hike Is For Security
• Rising Star: Wiley Rein's Laura El-Sabaawi
• Clerking For Ginsburg
• How The Legal Industry Lets Down Lawyers With Disabilities
• Gaining Access: Disabled Lawyers Share Their Stories
• CA Tech Hit With Investor Suit Over $18.9B Sale To Broadcom
• Some EU Energy Rules Discriminate Against Russia: WTO
• WTO Will Finish Review Of Chinese Ag Quotas Next Year
• Trump Orders Metal Tariff Hike For Turkey As Lira Tumbles
• Qualcomm To Pay Taiwan Watchdog $93M To End Patent Row
• Rising Star: Latham & Watkins' Kevin Wheeler
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 3 Surprises
• What Cos. Must Know About The Return Of Iran Sanctions
• 2nd Circ. Says FARC Victim Can't Get JPMorgan-Blocked EFTs
• Commerce Calls For Higher Duty On Indian Steel Co. Imports
• How Taxpayers Are Taking To Tax Reform So Far
• Korean Roller Bearing Imports Don't Hurt US Sector, ITC Says
• Trump Allies Make Bid For Stricter Beef Labeling In NAFTA
• Clerking For Ginsburg: A Superhero Supreme
• Rising Star: Akin Gump's Christian Davis
• UK Gov't To Roll Out Brexit Plan For Financial Regulation
• US Plans Sanctions On Russia Over Nerve Agent Attack
• Former Military Boot Co. CEO Gets Prison For False Labels
• Chinese Telecom Co. Slams FCC National Security 'Blacklist'
• Ind. Co. Seeks Duties On Chinese Steel Wheel Imports
• Chinese Jump-Rope Maker Defaults In IP Case, ITC Affirms
• 9th Circ. Affirms Emirates Bank's Trade Secrets Trial Win
• Blockchains: A Better Tool For Supply Chain Management
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 4 RBG Lessons On Having It All
• China Strikes Back At US Over Latest IP Tariff Escalation
• Counterfeit Ring Sold $73M In Fake Jordans, Feds Say
• Trump Readies More Tariffs On $16B In Chinese Goods
• DC Circ. Keeps Helmerich Unit Out Of Rig Seizure Suit
• US Chicken Producers Gain Access To Moroccan Market
• Vietnamese Woven Sacks Hit With Preliminary US Duties
• 5 Ways CFIUS Will Change With New Law
• Global Magnitsky: The Swiss Army Knife Of Sanctions
• US Will Seek $350M In WTO Sanctions Against Indonesia
• Clerking For Ginsburg: How To Play The Long Game
• EU To Shield Finance Sector From New US Sanctions On Iran
• Fed. Circ. Backs CIT In Dispute Over Tariffs For LED Candles
• ITC Finds Pipe Fitting Imports From China Hurt US Industry
• EU Asks WTO To Verify It Has Withdrawn Airbus Subsidies
• ITC Says Dominican Apparel Export Program At 'All-Time Low'
• Clerking For Ginsburg: In Pursuit Of Precision
• US Begins To Squeeze Iran Following Nuclear Deal Exit
• Arista Agrees To Pay Cisco $400M On Eve Of Antitrust Trial
• Time To Remove Patent Barriers To US Drug Manufacturing
• Fiat Chrysler Says Indian Look-Alike Is Ripping Off Jeep
• Commerce's Second Look At Pipe Tariff Ruling Gets CIT Nod
• Djibouti Won't Recognize Award In Port Deal Dispute
• State Dept. Approves $40.4M In Bomb Sales To Kuwait
• How Businesses In Mexico Can Prepare For The AMLO Era
• Cigar Co. Must Cough Up $850K For Underpaid Tax, CIT Says
• 'Work Remains' On Colombia Labor Reforms, Officials Say
• Clerking For Ginsburg: My RBG Guide To Judging
• China Issues Fresh Tariff Threat On $60B Of US Goods
• GE Engineer Linked To China Stole Trade Secrets, FBI Says
• Mass. Judge Won't Pause Oman's Suit Over $5.6M Award
• ITC To Review Duties On Italian And Turkish Pasta
• Morocco Tells WTO It Will Probe Coated Wood Board Imports
• Ineos Asks DC Circ. To Review FERC's OK Of Tariff Revisions
• US Softens Final Duties On Canadian Newsprint Imports
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 4 Things I Learned
• Lost Sugar Fight Sours As Insurer Battles $19M Claim Size
• LSE Starts Plans For 'No-Deal' Brexit To Secure EU Access
• Qualcomm Investor Sues Over $117B Broadcom Merger Bust
• Exec Hit With FCPA Charges For Venezuelan Bribe Scheme
• Importer Protests Commerce's Instructions On Solar Modules
• Sens. Propose Bipartisan Bill To Curb Trump's Tariff Powers
• Canadian Real Estate Investor's $74M Mexico Claim Trimmed
• Trump Mulling Tariff Hike On $200B Of Chinese Goods
• Commerce Opens Investigation On Vietnamese Steel Products
• Strategies For Dealing With US-China Tariffs
• DOJ Expands Efforts To Encourage FCPA Self-Reporting
• Clerking For Ginsburg: The Equality Lessons
• Insurers Urge EU To Give UK Data Rules The OK
• US Tacks More Early Duties On Chinese Ribbons