International Trade Archive » November, 2018

International Trade - November, 2018

160 articles

• WTO Pushed To Embrace EU Effort To Repair Appeals Body
• Dick's Looks To Cut Ammo Co.'s Suit Over Nixed Deal
• Polish, Danish Gas Cos. Ink Baltic Pipeline Deal
• Société Générale: Sanctions Enforcement Is Alive And Well
• CIT Says China's Drive Component Parts Don't Injure US
• ESMA Highlights Rising Market Sensitivity Over Brexit Risks
• Leaders Ink NAFTA Rewrite, Teeing Up Legislative Climb
• Investors Get First OK On $23M Deal With Cobalt Underwriters
• G-20 Summit Unlikely To Halt Trump's China Crusade
• Cos. Can Lower Fraud Fines Without Naming All Players: DOJ
• State Dept. OKs $1.4B In Military Sales To Egypt, Qatar
• A New Proposed Metric For Defense Co. Corruption Risk
• London To Lose €800B In Bank Exodus, German Lobby Warns
• FCA Backs May's Brexit Deal, Says New Legislation Is Crucial
• Feds Say Tough FCPA Actions Continue Despite Declinations
• USTR Hints At New Tariffs On Chinese Cars Ahead Of G20
• Singapore, China Regulators Forge Stronger Financial Links
• 2 Iranians Charged With Ransomware Attack On US Cities
• UK Will Remain In WTO Gov't Procurement Deal Post-Brexit
• The Future Of Intellectual Property Imports In China
• FCPA Compliance 1 Year After DOJ Revised Policy
• EU Set To Harmonize Safeguard Duty Rules In Trade Deals
• WTO Says Global Trade Will Slow In Months To Come
• House Lawmakers Propose Bipartisan Carbon Tax Bill
• CIT Upholds Anti-Dumping Duties For Chinese Flooring
• Feds Say 3 Cos. Laundered $3M For North Korea
• DOT Gave Shipper Unfair Subsidies For Vessels, Suit Says
• Chinese Lender Investor Cries Foul Over Alleged IPO Lies
• Biz Groups Make Plea For Trump To Calm China Trade Tension
• Fed. Circ. Gives DeLorme New Shot To Ax $6M ITC Patent Fine
• WTO Panel Set To Decide EU-China Dumping Row Next Year
• Jurors Should Ask More Questions During Trials
• ECJ To Rule On Whether Britain Can Reverse Brexit Process
• LabMD Sues Ex-Bryan Cave Atty In NY Supreme Court
• Sens. Want GAO To Probe Metal Tariff Exclusion Process
• Ex-Wells Fargo Trader's Depo In Rigging Suit Canceled
• ITC Mulling Potential Tariff Cuts Under US-EU Trade Pact
• Bermudian Co. Gets $28M To End Bolivian Silver Mine Row
• Calif. Ruling Dings Engagement Letter Arbitration Clauses
• E-Cig Maker Seeks ITC Probe Of Imported Cartridges
• 10 Things We Wish We Were Told When Going In-House
• Europe Spearheads Bid To Resolve WTO Appeals Crisis
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 71 Firms
• European Commission Sets Sights On All Intra-EU Claims
• UK Co. Says Abbott Can't Tie It To 'Gray Market' Scheme
• Advocacy Group Files FOIA Suit Over Jared Kushner's Emails
• Motorola, Hytera Get Mixed ITC Ruling In Radio Patent Fight
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Trump's Metal Tariff Battle Boils Over
• Abu Dhabi's IPIC Sues Goldman Sachs Over 1MDB Scandal
• The Virtual Law Team: Advantages For Litigants And Lawyers
• Russian Telecom Co. Earmarks $849M To Settle Bribe Probe
• Trade Court Tosses Chinese Tire Co.'s Tariff Challenge
• USTR Slams Chinese IP Policies Ahead Of Trump-Xi Meeting
• Commerce Hits Chinese Steel Racks With Early-Stage Tariffs
• 5 Business Takeaways From The Midterms
• OFAC Hits Iran-Russia Oil Network With Sanctions
• Suniva Settles Creditor Dispute, Secures More DIP Funding
• EU Moves Closer To New Foreign Investment Screening
• Emerging Cybersecurity Threats In The Legal Industry
• MPs Can Ask ECJ If Brexit Is Reversible, Top UK Court Rules
• Korean Cos. Altered Ramen Noodle Pricing Docs, Jury Hears
• SocGen Fined $1.3B Over US Sanctions Violations
• ITC To Review Whether To Bar US Entry Of Nikon Cameras
• 'Emerging' Technologies Targeted For New Export Curbs
• Former Chiquita Exec Looks To Exit Terror-Funding MDL
• EU Ready To Negotiate Brexit Trade Deal, Barnier Says
• 5th Circ. Nixes Daewoo Bid To Revise Shipment Row Question
• ITC To Revoke Cease And Desist Orders Against Toshiba
• Rise Of The CMOs
• Tech Groups Eager For NAFTA's Modern Face-Lift
• Trump Rebuffs Chinese Offer To Calm Trade Tensions
• Tariffs Could Throw Advance Pricing Agreements Into Doubt
• Sen. Grassley Sets Sights On Senate Finance Chairmanship
• Prospects For Tax Policy In The 116th Congress
• Keep Brexit Question Out Of ECJ, UK Urges Supreme Court
• Suniva Says Deal Reached Over Creditor Dispute In Del. Ch. 11
• Chinese Quartz Countertops Tagged With Steep Early Duties
• DOD Reaches $23B Deal With Lockheed For More F-35s
• US State Dept. Adds 16 Hotels To Cuba Restricted List
• NAFTA Rewrite Causes Angst In Auto Sector
• Chinese Sawblade Maker Ducking Duties, Commerce Says
• Planning For The UK Nuclear Industry Beyond Brexit
• A Chat With Bryan Cave Innovation Chief Katie DeBord
• Financial Services Hopeful After UK Reaches Brexit Deal
• Ex-UN Boss Bribe Plans Are Fair Game In FCPA Trial
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts Bio-Rad Appeal Of Ex-GC's $11M Win
• Tariff Exclusion Process Still Drawing Fire From All Sides
• When International Arbitration Becomes Domestic
• Calif. Man Gets 9 Years For Russian Export Scheme
• China Panel Backs Trump's Confrontations With Beijing
• Simple Secrets For Improving Your CLE
• UK Cabinet Signs On To Breakthrough Brexit Deal
• Lebanese Residents Held On Gun Smuggling Charges
• Justices Won't Hear Chinese Co.'s $102M Piracy Award Case
• CIT Remands Part Of Ruling On Chinese Solar Cell Sales
• Commerce Calls For Early Duties On Hot-Rolled Steel Imports
• US, China Still At Odds Over Trade As G-20 Summit Looms
• It's Time For Law Firms To Start Talking About Gen Z
• Japan Cries Foul On S. Korean Shipbuilding Support At WTO
• What To Know After Court Dumps Keystone XL Approval
• US Foreign Arms Sales Increase To $192B In 2018
• WTO Will Decide US-Canada Lumber Battle Next Year
• 3rd Circ. OKs 60-Month FCPA Sentence In $3.5M Bribery Case
• Top 10 Snap Observations From The 2018 Midterm Elections
• ITC Determines Chinese Aluminum Wire Imports Hurting US
• US, UK Continue Setting Table For Broader Trade Talks
• Palm Oil Co. Launches $13M Arbitral Proceedings In Asia
• Iranian Man Pleads Guilty To Violating US Export Laws
• Back To School: Yale's Linda Greenhouse Talks Journalism
• Commerce Preps Steep Duties On Chinese, Indian Steel Pipe
• ITC Determines Steel Keg Imports Hurting US Industry
• Azevêdo Casting A Wide Net To Resolve WTO Dilemma
• Celebrate Veterans By Improving Their Access To Justice
• Iran Sanctions Reimposed: 5 Key Questions
• Blood-Pressure Drug Cos. Hit With Suit Over Contamination
• Patent And Copyright Changes In The New NAFTA
• Tariffs Ready In Commerce-Led Chinese Aluminum Probes
• Steel Coalition Seeks Higher Duties On Indian Flange Imports
• Comerica Seeks Sanctions In 'Scurrilous' $4.4B Lawsuit
• WTO Panel Says Indian Steel Safeguards Violate Trade Deals
• ICC Eyes Deal As Georgia Bids To Be Region's Arbitration Hub
• Beware FCPA Risks When Courting Foreign Investment
• Trump's Trade Regime Gets Mixed Reviews On Election Night
• Time To Reclaim Wellness For All Lawyers
• Kavanaugh Fallout Fuels GOP's Senate Expansion
• Emboldened Dems May Push Back On Trump's Trade Agenda
• Dems Pump Brakes On Trump Agenda With House Win
• Senate Republican Win Cements Trump's Judicial Makeover
• Voting Machine Critics Tout Low-Tech Fix For Hacking Fears
• Countries Urge Investor-State Dispute Settlement Reform
• Chinese Agents Can't Escape $1.5B Satellite Row, Judge Told
• Fla. Judge Recommends Tossing Venezuela Bribery Suit
• Canadian Court Won't Pause Cos.' Coverage Row With Chubb
• Chinese Premier Says Beijing Is Open To WTO Reforms
• How Blockchain Can Certify Global Supply Chains
• Anti-Dumping Rates On Vietnamese Fish Are Foul, CIT Finds
• Venable Adds Ex-Goodwin Procter IP Pro In San Francisco
• Buyers Try Again For $750K New Balance 'Made In USA' Deal
• Union Leaders Say NAFTA Update Could Hurt Auto Workers
• Judge Won't Revisit FCA Case Over Trade Law Compliance
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Axing Hyosung ATM Patent Claims
• Follow Money, Voter Enthusiasm To Predict Midterm Winners
• Chinese NGO Head Can't Suppress FISA Evidence At Trial
• Indian Oil Co. Must Pay $4.1M In Dispute With Oilex
• Spotlight On Private Antitrust Enforcement At Seoul Forum
• EU Watchdog Draws Ire Of UK Insurers With Brexit Demand
• Renewed Sanctions Say 'Keep Out' To Energy Cos. Eyeing Iran
• Trump Ushers In New Sanctions Era With Iran Clampdown
• US, EU Propose Penalties For Late WTO Notifications Filings
• Cobalt Investors' $147M Deal OK'd In Angolan Oil Bribe Row
• The Challenge Iran Sanctions Pose For EU Operators
• Chinese Mattress Imports May Harm US Bedmakers, ITC Says
• Wal-Mex Investors Urge 2nd Circ. To OK Amended Bribery Suit
• Farm Group Says Tariff Turmoil Undercuts New NAFTA's Perks
• Decoding The Fed. Circ.'s Chuck Taylor Trademark Ruling
• Chinese And Indian Resin Don't Harm Domestic Industry: ITC
• CIT Sends French Steel Plate Duties Back To Commerce
• US Charges Ex-Goldman Bankers In 1MDB Fraud Scandal
• When Realities Test The Limits Of Your FCPA Program
• CIT Questions Ruling That Blocked Chinese Tire Duties