International Trade Archive » October, 2018

International Trade - October, 2018

192 articles

• Consumer Sent To Drawing Board On Tainted Drug Claims
• In Immunity Case, Justices Ask What Meaning Of Word 'Is' Is
• WTO Strikes Down Morocco's Duties On Turkish Steel
• Atty-CEO Charged In $84M Haitian Port Bribery Plot
• CBP Sued Over Duties Placed On Salad Topper From Canada
• EU Export And Sanctions Compliance Draft: A Good Start
• Hospitality Rules And Risks: Considerations For Defense Cos.
• TPP Rises From The Grave, Will Take Effect In December
• Internet Cos. Flag Foreign Trade Barriers For USTR Report
• Aluminum Producers, Users Clash In Gov't-Led Duty Spat
• Ex-DOD Official Joins Morrison & Foerster As CFIUS Adviser
• ITC Opens Probes Into Magnesium Imports From Israel
• The UK's Plans For Aviation In Case Of A No-Deal Brexit
• Barclays Moves Forward With Court Review Of Brexit Plans
• Protecting Law Firm Talent At Both Ends
• Cigarette Importer Sues To Stop CBP From Upping Bond
• Fed. Circ. Reboots Chuck Taylor Trademark Case
• Chinese Steel Wheels Hurting US Producers, Commerce Says
• Furniture Co. Says Chinese Import Liquidation Was Untimely
• Commerce Restricts Exports To Chinese Semiconductor Co.
• Wendy Olson Talks Twin Falls, Tribes, Private Practice
• Prospects For Tax Policy In A Divided Post-Election Congress
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Gloves Come Off In Trump Trade Row
• CFIUS' Pilot Program: Takeaways For State-Owned Investors
• ITC Lowers The Bar For Section 337 Domestic Industry
• Lloyd's To Protect Reinsurance Business After Brexit
• Walmart To Pay $160M To End Investor Suit Over Bribes
• Belgium OKs $6.5B F-35 Deal As DOD Grounds Some Jets
• Lowenstein Sandler Starts Global Trade, Policy Group In DC
• US Sets Duties On Indian, Japanese Glycine; Thailand Spared
• Trump Tariffs Hurting US Farmers And Retailers, Groups Say
• Turkish Co. Seeks Confirmation Of $47M Award Against Gabon
• Judging A Book: Brown Reviews 'Dangerous Leaders'
• Why The US-Flag Cargo Preference System Is Broken
• Probabilities Vs. Consequences: Drone Liability Planning
• Feds Say Singapore Businessman Evaded N. Korea Sanctions
• Trade Chiefs Declare WTO 'Not Sustainable' In Bid For Reform
• Dairy Producers Ask White House For More Tariff Relief
• Gazprom Targets Ukraine Over $6B Antimonopoly Fine
• Investment Arbitration Must Be Curbed, Curtis Chairman Says
• ConocoPhillips Pockets $345M Of $2B Venezuela Oil Deal
• Breaking The Rules: 3 Ways To 'Lead' A Direct Examination
• Wash. Official Ducks Coal Permit Suit On Immunity Grounds
• NAFTA Dispute Tool May Not Have Been Worth Saving: Report
• US Magnesium Producer Wants Duties On Israeli Imports
• Norton Rose Nabs Steptoe & Johnson White Collar Pro
• US May Fire Back At India In WTO Food Fight Next Year
• From Russia With New Evidentiary Rules
• EU Reinsurers Pressure US Over Plans For Transatlantic Deal
• 9th Circ. Revives Children's Nestle 'Slave Labor' Suit
• Trump's WTO Squeeze Still Sapping Appeals Process
• Lockheed Martin Nears $46B Canadian Warship Design Deal
• Oro Negro Stops Rig Seizure By Bondholders After Standoff
• Daewoo Asks 5th Circ. To Reconsider Shipment Row Question
• Ammo Co. Says Dick's Delayed Buy Led To Lost Copter Deal
• Tool Importer, Gov't Must Meet Over Discovery In Duty Row
• CORRECTED: ICE's IP Unit Seizes Illegal, Unsafe Decorative Contact Lenses
• How USMCA Limits Protections For US Investors In Mexico
• London Reinsurers Back $500M African Development Deal
• Commerce Hits Chinese Propane Tanks With Early Duties
• US, Philippines Chip Away At Bilateral Trade Irritants
• Brazil Challenges Chinese Sugar Tariffs At WTO
• Canada Prepares WTO Summit To Address US Criticisms
• US Can't Shake Porpoise-Related Mexican Seafood Ban
• Germany Urges Saudi Arms Sale Halt After Journalist Death
• WTO Members Probe China's Scrap Material Import Ban
• Navigating Geopolitics In US-China Investments
• Trade Wars
• Billions In Saudi Arms Sales At Stake Amid Lawmaker Furor
• FWS Not Posting Elephant, Lion Trophy Records Online: Suit
• Europe Gets All-Clear To Settle Beef Hormone Fight With US
• Thai Producer Sues Commerce Over Steel Pipe Tariff
• Canada Wraps Up Auto Parts Cartel Probe With INOAC Plea
• Trade Wars: Restricting Foreign Access To US Technology
• Need Litigation Finance? Don't Skip These 5 Steps
• What M&A Attys Must Know About Mandatory CFIUS Filings
• WTO Battle Over Trump's Metal Tariffs Set To Intensify
• ITC Throws Up Stop Sign On Plastic Resin Duties
• Noble Group Seeks US Protection During $3.5B Restructuring
• Trump Threatens To Send Troops To 'Close' US-Mexico Border
• Tariff Exemption Process Prompts Suit From Watchdog Group
• Commerce Says Mexican Exporter Evading Steel Rod Duties
• Trade Wars: Top 10 Trump Trends
• Free Ports Should Share Data With Tax Officials, Analyst Says
• AXA Gets Regulatory Backing For Brexit Shift From London
• A High Court Milestone Stirs Hope Of Gender Parity
• Two Years In, Trump Makes Play For New Trade Deals
• Eversheds Sutherland Nabs Ex-Baker Botts Trade Pro In DC
• Treasury Declines To Name China A Currency Manipulator
• Apple, HTC, ZTE To Be Probed Over Phone Imports At ITC
• Top House Armed Services Dem Rips Trump Coal Export Plan
• CIT Backs US Steel In Commerce Anti-Dumping Rates Dispute
• Trade Wars: Tariffs Threaten To Outweigh Tax Reform Gains
• Wells Fargo Sets Up Shop In Paris To Serve EU Customers
• Iranian Businessman Says Feds Have Privileged Docs
• Cozen O'Connor Nabs Oblon Patent Atty For Int'l IP Group
• Sens. Urge FTC To Take Harder Line On 'Made In USA' Labels
• A Holistic Approach To Client Retention
• Trade Wars: When Trade And National Security Converge
• CIT Orders Gov't To Issue Final Rule On Duty Drawbacks
• China Hits US, Japan With Duties On Hydriodic Acid
• The Path To Becoming A Supreme Court Advocate
• A Chat With Allens Pricing Chief Pier D'Angelo
• Crypto Exchange To Open Dublin Base To Dodge Brexit Risk
• Gender Disparity At The High Court: How Top Law Firms Measure Up
• Ailing Lobster Poacher Asks 2nd Circ. For New Sentence
• Couple Get Prison, House Arrest For Electronics Smuggling
• Congress Sends Hezbollah Sanctions Bill To Trump's Desk
• Swiss Elevator Co. Seeks Arbitration Against S. Korea
• Commerce Finalizes Steel Pipe Duties For Taiwanese Co.
• Trade Wars: Anti-Dumping And Countervailing Duty Trends
• ITC Bans Toshiba Memory Device Imports That Crib US Patent
• Industry Takeaways From The Defense Industrial Base Report
• The Side Effects Of Policing 'Speech Monopolies'
• CFIUS Pilot Program: Immediate Investment Implications
• Supreme Court Women: A Vet & 1st-Timer Talk Gender Disparity
• Will The Future Of The Supreme Court Bar Be Female?
• Broadcom Says EU OK'd $18.9B CA Inc. Deal
• Cobalt Investors Seek $147M Deal In Angolan Oil Bribe Row
• Commerce To Probe Beer Keg Imports From 3 Countries
• Treasury Warns US Banks Of Iranian Plots To Evade Sanctions
• The ABA Was Dead Wrong About Model Rule 8.4(g)
• US Sanctions No Bar To Insurers Paying For Theft In Iran
• Singapore, Indonesia Greenlight $10B Financial Deal
• UK To Enforce EU Sanctions Even Without Brexit Deal
• S. Korean Steel Getting Dumped In US, Commerce Says
• ITC Lifts Vizio Import Ban After Graphics Patent Settlement
• Commerce Signals Duties In Early Look At Turkish Oil Pipes
• The Supreme Court Should Become Boring
• Back To School: BC's Kent Greenfield Talks Corporate Law
• 10 Years Of Inaction On US-Flag Cargo Preference
• CIT Affirms Commerce's Calculation Methods For Nail Duties
• Lawmaker Asks Regulators For 'Frank' Report On Brexit Plan
• Trump Crackdown May Cool Tech Deals, Sophos GC Says
• China And Pakistan Reach Deal To Produce 48 Drones
• Commerce Slashes Duties On Chinese Off-Road Tire Co.
• How FIRRMA Changes The Game For Tech Cos. And Investors
• US Seafood Co. Challenges Duties On Vietnamese Shrimp
• Inside The Petrobras FCPA Resolution
• Kavanaugh Cannot Be Compelled To Recuse Himself
• Treasury Rolls Out New Rules Widening CFIUS Authority
• Cryptocurrencies Could Threaten Financial Stability, FSB Says
• US Makes $56B In International Arms Sales In 2018
• Math Doesn't Add Up In New Balance Settlement, Judge Says
• Commerce Finds Mexican Steel Pipes, Tubes Were Dumped
• 2nd Circ. Mulls Unsettled McDonnell Issues In Guinean Case
• Greek Mining Co. Owes Tax For $4M Spinoff, DC Circ. Hears
• Knowledge Management: An Unsung Hero Of Legal Innovation
• A Canadian Perspective On The 'New NAFTA'
• Trump Says China 'Not Ready' To Strike Tariff Truce
• Taiwanese Ribbon Importer Hit With Penalty Duty Rate
• Brexit Complications Causing Headaches For WTO Members
• CIT Affirms Commerce's Duties On Chinese Steel Nail Imports
• Chase Pays $5.3M For Settling Sanctioned Airlines' Bills
• 'No Boundaries' On Trump's Tariff Authority, Steel Users Say
• WTO Clears Colombia In Apparel Clash With Panama
• Commerce Hits Chinese, Italian Cos. With Pipe Duties
• Autonomous Ships: Coming Soon To A Port Near You
• Qatar Seeks WTO Talks With Saudi Arabia Over IP Piracy Row
• Texas Judge Adds 2 Years To ZTE Oversight In Sanctions Case
• Hong Kong Doc Denied Bail As Flight Risk In Bribery Case
• Pence Slams China For Election Meddling With Tariff Salvos
• AFL-CIO Won't Endorse New NAFTA Without More Details
• Juul Slams Rivals Over 'Inappropriate' E-Cig Flavors At ITC
• CIT Affirms Commerce's Duty Calculation On S. Korean Steel
• US Scraps Decades-Old Iran Treaty After ICJ Sanctions Order
• Skip The New 'Civility Courses' And Think Like A Lawyer
• Insurers Slammed At Trial Over Iran Sanctions Argument
• The DOJ's Current White Collar Priorities
• Vietnamese Seafood Cos. Challenge Shrimp Tariffs In CIT
• US, China Still Sizing Each Other Up In WTO Tariff Dispute
• Why Law Firms Should Monitor The Dark Web
• Ailing Lobster Thief Settles $37M Fight With Feds For $7M
• Wiley Rein Adds Top DOJ Nat'l Security Atty In DC
• ITC Launches Probe Into ResMed Rival's Sleep Mask Imports
• Och-Ziff Reaches $29M Deal In Securities Class Action
• TN Visas Survive Trade Deal, But Challenges May Remain
• For Trump, Renegotiating NAFTA Is Just Half The Battle
• Qatari Broadcaster Lobs $1B Pirating Claim At Saudi Arabia
• Does Rule 45 Protect Nonparties From Undue Burden?
• Abbott, Distributor Settle 'Gray Market' Test Strip TM Fight
• CIT Hands Wall Anchor Importer A Win In Nail Duty Suit
• WTO Chief Hopes To Mitigate Agency's Tech Adjustment Pains
• USTR's TPP Docs Considered Immune From FOIA Claims
• Supreme Court Passes On Review Of Walmart Derivative Suit
• Commerce Ordered To Take 3rd Look At Duties On Radiators
• Key Changes To The New NAFTA's Disputes Mechanisms
• Bail For Hong Kong Doc To Be Revisited Ahead Of FCPA Trial
• Investors Can't Prove Cybersecurity Firm Fraud, Judge Says
• What's New In NAFTA: A Law360 Cheat Sheet
• Commerce Told To Give Zero Duty To Chinese Chlorine Co.
• How US And EU Sanctions Clash With Russian Antitrust Laws