International Trade Archive » September, 2018

International Trade - September, 2018

168 articles

• NAFTA Remains Intact As US, Canada Strike Deal
• Supreme Court Cheat Sheet: 8 Cases To Watch
• ITC Judge Turns Down Qualcomm Bid For IPhone Import Ban
• FDA Halts Imports From Chinese Drug Co. Over Impurities
• 2 Ex-Oil Co. Execs Get Prison For Global Bribery Scheme
• Cellphone Buyers Win Class Cert. In Qualcomm Chip Row
• High-Stakes WTO Security Case Set For Decision Next Year
• ITC To Probe Chinese Drone Imports In Rivals' Patent Fight
• UAE Solar Co. Seeks OK Of $76M Award Against Spain
• Stryker Settles SEC's Latest FCPA Claims For $7.8M
• DOD, Lockheed Reach $11.5B Deal For 141 F-35s
• Rethinking Rules Of Origin For A Changing World
• Paul Hastings Continues IP Growth With Patent Atty In Calif.
• DOJ Is Businesses' 'Partner,' Not 'Adversary,' Official Says
• Petrobras Pays $853M To End Corruption Probe
• WTO Members Raise Eyebrows At Trump's $12B Farm Aid
• Puerto Rico Agency Narrows Suit Over Fees On Imports
• Importers Demand Exclusions From $200B China Tariff Hit
• Can Trump Replace NAFTA With A US-Mexico Trade Deal?
• EU Top Court Remands Infineon's €83M Chip Cartel Fine
• ITC Launches Probes Into Aluminum Wire Imports From China
• Trump Accuses China Of Election Interference In Trade Brawl
• Synthetic Rubber Cos. Can Fight Dumping Ruling, CIT Says
• Amid NAFTA Clash, Trump Threatens Car Duties For Canada
• Caterpillar Beats Investor Suit Triggered By Tax Raid
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Chinese Co.'s GSK Probe Suit
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Trump's Safeguards Under Fire
• US, Japan Will Hold Talks For New Trade Accord
• When ITC Excludes Later-Filed Expert Testimony
• US' Secondary China Sanctions Signal New Risks For Cos.
• How Hoskins Limits Extraterritorial Sanctions Enforcement
• 5 More GC Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• US, EU, Japan Focus On China As Security Tariffs Linger
• US Adds 14 Entities To Export Restriction List
• China Slams Pending $330M US Military Deal With Taiwan
• Preparing For Battle: IP Considerations During Trade War
• US Sets Final Anti-Dumping Resin Rates For China, India
• Judging A Book: Block Reviews 'Tough Cases'
• Lighthizer Defends Trump's Hard Line On China
• EU Sets Up Payments Facility To Finance Trade With Iran
• UK Court Extends Injunction Against Djibouti In Port Row
• CIT Says Taiwanese Cos. Can Challenge Steel Nail Duties
• Bribery Indictment Of Manafort Associate Must Stand: Gov't
• CIT Nixes Chemical Co.'s Challenge To Duty Refund Denial
• Vitamin C Importers Tell 2nd Circ. Price Fixing Voluntary
• Trump Inks Minor Tweaks To US-S. Korea Trade Accord
• Mintz Levin Adds Ex-SDNY Prosecutor To White Collar Team
• Irish Packaging Co. To Abandon Operations In Venezuela
• US-China Fight Shows No Sign Of Stopping As New Tariffs Hit
• Election Interference Sanctions Expand Compliance Risks
• 8 Innovative Ways To Empower Jurors
• Alternative Brexit Plan Calls For Major MiFID II Changes
• Commerce To Initiate Inquiry Into Chinese Plywood Duties
• Health Hires: DLA Piper, Baker Donelson, Pharma GCs
• Commerce Tees Up Hefty Duties On Chinese Quartz Imports
• ITC To Probe Steel Keg Imports From China, Germany, Mexico
• CIT Agrees With Commerce On Turkish Rebar Duties
• In 3 Years Since BEPS, Most IP Regimes In Compliance
• Cloud Computing Clearly The Future For Small Firms
• UK PM Warns Of Trade Impasse, Reviving 'Hard Brexit' Fears
• Trump Administration Expands Sanctions On Russia
• Korean Wind Co. Can't Get Turbine Removal Order Overturned
• Leveraging Today's Lateral Associate Market
• CIT Says Commerce Failed To Explain Russian Steel Duties
• ITC Clears Vizio, Sigma In Broadcom Chip Patent Suit
• China Tariffs Undercut 5G Rollout, FCC's Rosenworcel Says
• New UK And US Regimes May Deter Foreign Investment
• ITC Greenlights Steep Duties On Indian Flange Imports
• Commerce Sets Up Final Duties On Imported Plastic Resin
• US Finalizes Hefty Tariffs On Chinese Sodium Compound
• Texas Standing-Desk Maker Reaches Deals In Patent Probe
• Back To School: Stanford's Jeff Fisher Talks Supreme Court
• Canada Returns To NAFTA Table Amid GOP Frustration
• Global Carbon Taxes Still Lag, But There Is Hope, OECD Says
• CIT Affirms Zero Duties For Chinese Xanthan Gum Producers
• US Mattress Cos. Want 1700 Percent Duty On Chinese Imports
• Beijing Tees Up New Duties After Trump's $200B Strike
• Former US Secretaries Back IFC Immunity In High Court Case
• EU Lays Out Sweeping Vision For WTO Reform
• Iranian Bank, UK Gov't Scrap Over $4B Sanctions Row Docs
• Trump Hits China With Tariffs On Another $200B In Goods
• ITC Will Review Section 337 Findings On Robot Vacuums
• Nikon Hit With ITC Complaint Over Lithography Machines
• Commerce Leans Toward Amending Chinese Nails Duty Order
• Fruit Farm Denies It Challenged $29M Award In Bad Faith
• Calif.'s New Rules For Lawyers Move Closer To ABA Model
• Ziploc Bag Tariff Dispute Must Go To Trial, CIT Holds
• Trump Admin. Asks CIT To Nix Challenge To Steel Tariffs
• Auto Parts Buyers Must Seek Damages One-On-One, Cos. Say
• Och-Ziff Investors Win Cert. In Suit Over FCPA Probe
• Commerce Keeps Anti-Dumping Rate For Vietnamese Shrimp
• Trump Signs Bipartisan Bill Slashing Tariffs Through 2020
• Epsilon Settles Alleged Iran Sanctions Violations For $1.5M
• Ex-Shipping Co. Manager Admits To Bribing Petroleos Official
• 3 Takeaways From New Export Control Act
• Know The Limits To Atty Public Statements During A Trial
• Fla. Co. Asks CIT To Shield Imported Pipe Outlets From Duty
• Treasury Blacklists North Korean IT Cos. In China And Russia
• Commerce Clarifies Scope Of Duties On Chinese Plywood
• In Calif., Questions Remain On Law Firm Conflict Waivers
• A Chat With Faegre Client Development Chief Melanie Green
• Trump Not In A Hurry To Broker Trade Peace With China
• EU Court Upholds Ukraine Sanctions On Major Russian Banks
• Rosen Law Firm Gets Lead Counsel In Chinese Car Seller Suit
• State Legislators Push To Nix NAFTA Arbitration Provision
• Law Schools Struggle To Find Themselves In Post-Recession Market
• 9th Circ. Upholds Settlement In Olive Oil Labeling Suit
• Skadden, Latham Lead Chinese Electric Carmaker's $1B IPO
• Sports Cos. Agree To Stop Saying Imported Gear Made In USA
• ITC To Probe Whether Indian Cars Copy Fiat's Jeep Design
• United Technologies Settles SEC's FCPA Claims For $14M
• Maritime Industry Challenges To Watch: Part 1
• CIT Largely Upholds Duties On Korean Hot-Rolled Steel
• WTO Chief Sees Silver Lining In Escalating Trade Tensions
• Trump Files Sanctions Order To Fight Election Interference
• Intellectual Property Caught In US-China Trade Crossfire
• How A 'Lost Generation' Of Associates Bounced Back
• CIT Sends Chinese Garlic Appeal Back To Commerce
• Ukulele Maker Frets Over Chinese Rival's Knockoffs
• Trust The (Exclusion) Process? Trade Attorneys Aren't Sure
• China Seeks $7B In Annual Penalties For US In Dumping Fight
• CIT Sides With Commerce In S. Korean Steel Duty Challenge
• ResMed Rival Returns Fire In Sleep Aid Patent Battle At ITC
• Jailed Chinese Billionaire Gets Back Most Of $20M Cash Bail
• Corona Owner's Investment A Turning Point For Cannabis
• Can BigLaw Avoid Another Associate Purge?
• Deals Rumor Mill: Volvo Cars, EQT Partners, SABIC
• China Tells 2nd Circ. Vitamin C Exporters Followed Law
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Chinese Honey Co.'s Duty Calculation
• Opposition Prompts Tweaks To Metal Tariff Exclusion Process
• ITC To Probe Licensing Co.'s IP Allegations Against Emerson
• Commodities Supplier Wants $650K Emergency Award Axed
• Bolton Says International Criminal Court 'Illegitimate'
• US, EU Eyeing Smaller Wins Ahead Of Broader Trade Talks
• Measuring The Recession's Toll On The Legal Industry
• Has BigLaw Recovered From The Financial Crisis?
• ITC Judge Who Presided Over IP Probes Retires
• As Biz Opposes China Tariffs, Trump Says More On The Way
• Citgo, Shell, Others Lose CIT Bid To Nix Taxes On Oil Goods
• China Tech Tariffs Threaten US Internet Edge, Group Says
• Brazil's New GDPR-Inspired Law Could Spur EU Data Deal
• How The Beijing Convention Is Changing Aviation Security
• EU Open To US-Style Equivalence Deal For UK Finance Firms
• US Attacks On Dispute Panels Could Have Global Impact
• GAO Suggests Gov't Bolster Efforts To Recover Tribal Items
• Lawmakers Propose Bill To Expand Small-Biz Network To Asia
• Ryan Awaiting NAFTA Details Before Making Compliance Call
• ITC To Probe Trade Barriers For Smaller US Cos. With UK
• Ex-UN Head's Nephew Gets 6 Months For Korea Bribery Plot
• Ex-DOJ Chief In Clinton, Russia Probes Reopens Solo Practice
• House Dems Slam Potential Trade Deal With Philippines
• Del Monte Should Get Fees In Pineapple Award Row: Judge
• Ex-Prosecutor, GE Atty Joins Ropes & Gray's Anti-Graft Team
• Good Fortune Shipping And The Withdrawn Altera Opinion
• The Biggest Trade Bombshells From Woodward's Trump Book
• Hyundai Hit With Retroactive Duties On Korean Transformers
• Auto Industry, Economists Warn Against Trump Trade Policy
• Batch Of Akin Gump Attys Leave To Launch New Moscow Firm
• Despite Trump's Power Play, Congress Holds NAFTA Cards
• ResMed Asks ITC, Calif. Court To Block Import Of Sleep Aids
• EU Looks To Resolve Trade Beef With US Over Meat Exports
• Crowell & Moring Hires Ex-Bryan Cave Int'l Trade Pro
• Back To School: Widener's Rod Smolla Talks Free Speech
• Cos. Caught Between Iran Sanctions And EU Blocking Statute
• Sanofi Settles SEC's International Bribery Claims For $25M
• Jones Day Bankruptcy Pro Goes To Paul Hastings' NY Office
• Holiday-Themed Troll Dolls Must Face Toy Tariffs, CIT Rules
• SocGen Sets Aside €1.1B To Cover US Sanctions Fines