International Trade Archive » December, 2018

International Trade - December, 2018

145 articles

• 5 Most-Read Legal Industry Guests Of 2018
• Trump Envisions Japan Trade Deal With Shades Of NAFTA 2.0
• Ex-Alstom Exec Jailed On Bribery Charges At London Court
• EU Sets Feb. 28 Deadline For US To Fill Privacy Shield Job
• WTO Will Probe Qatar's Piracy Claims Against Saudi Arabia
• Grassley Will Consider Limiting Trump's Tariff Authority
• Border-Adjusted Carbon Tax May Be Administrative Headache
• Exporter Didn't Sell Wood Flooring Below Normal Value: ITA
• Pipe Importer Wants Flanges Freed From Anti-Dumping Duties
• CIT Sustains Commerce's Duties For Turkish Welded Line Pipe
• EU Drags China To WTO Over Forced Tech Transfer Rules
• IRS Floats Rules On Share Sales By Foreign Partners
• US Signs Deal Allowing Insurers Access To UK After Brexit
• MLB Deal Lets Cubans Join US Teams Without Defecting
• State Dept. Backs $3.5B Missile Defense Sale To Turkey
• Compliance With Buy American Act Must Improve, GAO Says
• WTO Slams US Tariffs On Turkish Tubes And Pipes
• Trade Court Grapples With Trump's Security-Based Tariffs
• Sens. Say Metal Tariff Exclusion Process Needs Sharpening
• How BIS Will Review Emerging Technology Export Controls
• London Jury Convicts Ex-Alstom Exec Of Bribery In SFO Win
• EU Acts To Protect Derivatives Trade From Brexit Upheaval
• T-Mobile Tie-Up Inches Closer To Finish Line With Security OK
• 2nd Circ. 'Troubled' By Gov't DQ'ing Al Jazeera-Watching Juror
• Jury Clears Ramen Noodle Makers In Antitrust Suit
• The Court Battle That Could Topple Trump's Metal Tariffs
• Trump Admin. Keeps Stonewalling As WTO Concludes Year
• Attys In $29M Och-Ziff Securities Settlement Seek $8.6M Fees
• The Moments That Mattered Most For Legal Ethics In 2018
• How Product Liability Law Works In Denmark
• Court Of Appeals Won't Stay Russian Bank's $20M Loan Suit
• ITC Bans Imports Of Chinese Maker's Fuel Pumps
• The Year #MeToo Rocked In-House Law Departments
• Customs Restricts Duty Refunds For Wine Importers
• Spain Says €128M Award Over Subsidies Can't Be Enforced
• May Schedules New Vote On Brexit Deal For January
• Malaysia Hits Goldman, Bankers With Criminal 1MDB Charges
• EU Fines Guess €40M For Blocking Cross-Border Sales
• WTO Members Slam Trump Admin. For Current Trading Crisis
• CIT Says Insurer Must Cover Unpaid Duties On Chinese Garlic
• How FIRRMA Changed National Security Reviews In 2018
• Three Sens. Target GILTI, Ask GM To Halt Stock Buybacks
• EU Renews Rules On Credit Insurance For Greek Exports
• Judging A Book: Mills Reviews 'Mississippi's Federal Courts'
• WTO Upholds US 'Dolphin-Safe' Tuna Label Criteria
• ITC Lifts Diebold ATM Import Ban After Fed. Circ. Patent Nix
• ITC Probing Whether Car Emissions Systems Infringed IP
• WTO Members Must Adopt A Climate Waiver
• The 6 Biggest Law Firm Mergers Of 2018
• HKIAC Appoints Chief Representative For Korea Office
• A Year On The Brink: Trump's Trade Battle With China
• Iranian Insurer Denied Compensation Over EU Nuke Sanctions
• EU Refuses To Reopen Brexit Deal, Putting Passage In Doubt
• Arent Fox Nabs Ex-Shearman Atty For DC Tax Practice
• Deutsche Bank Not Liable For Iran Bomb, 7th Circ. Says
• The Subtle Art Of Fred Fielding
• Levi & Korsinsky To Lead Glencore Investor's FCPA Suit
• 6 Things That Rocked The Legal Industry In 2018
• NCAI Says $867B Farm Bill Would Benefit Native Tribes
• Eletrobras Investors Get OK For $15M Bribery Settlement
• ITC Will Review Patent Dispute Between Apple, Qualcomm
• Chinese Co. To Pay $2.77M To Settle Iran Trade Claims
• How Brexit May Change UK Food Labeling Rules
• Congress Sends Sweeping $867B Farm Bill To Trump
• EU-Japan Trade Pact Set To Take Effect In February
• Fed. Circ. Sustains Tariffs On Chinese Solar Cells
• US To Sign Deal With UK On Post-Brexit Insurance Trade
• MoFo Nabs Former OFAC Sanctions Official In DC
• UK's May Survives But Weakened After Brexit Revolt In Party
• WTO Sits On Razor's Edge As US Spurns Reform Proposal
• To Manage China Tariffs, Triage Supply Chains
• 10 Tips For Law Firms To Drive Revenue Via Sports Tickets
• Inside Key ABA Guidance On Attorneys' Cybersecurity Duties
• UK's May Faces No-Confidence Vote Over Brexit Plans
• Huawei Exec Granted Bail By Canadian Judge
• Dental Products Maker Expands IP War Against Rival At ITC
• Commerce Calls For Hefty Furniture Tariff On Chinese Cos.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Cisco Systems, Plaid, Nvidia Corp.
• ITC Agrees To Probe Juul's E-Cig Rivals For Infringement
• Commerce Adds Time To Weigh High-Tech Export Curbs
• WTO Increasingly Nervous As 2018 Saw More Trade Barriers
• A Review Of US Economic Sanctions In 2018
• Opening Comments: A Key Strategic Decision In Mediation
• Oil Co. Officer Pleads Guilty In Venezuelan Bribery Case
• Treasury Sanctions N. Korean Officials For Censorship, Abuse
• Thailand Challenges Turkey's Air Conditioner Tariff At WTO
• Trump's NAFTA Withdrawal Threat Irks Centrist Dems
• Sanctions Screening Lessons From OFAC Cobham Settlement
• Keystone Developer Can't Prep Pipeline Construction
• Looming Japan Trade Talks Tee Up Bitter Fight In Auto Sector
• DOJ Speech May Leave SEP Implementers In Dire Straits
• The Romaine Health Advisory: Scope And Implications
• UK's May Delays Brexit Vote After Rebellion In Own Ranks
• ECJ Rules UK Can Unilaterally Cancel Brexit Process
• Attys Get $503M In Fees For Syngenta GMO Corn Settlement
• Feds Retract Bid For Harsher Sentence On Turkish Banker
• Lebanese Businessman Pleads Guilty To Money Laundering
• Fed. Circ. Revives Medical Device Co. Laerdal's ITC Case
• DC Circ. Revives Starr's $38M Tax Refund Suit
• ITC Greenlights Commerce-Initiated Chinese Aluminum Duties
• ITC Finds Chinese, Indian Yarn Likely Hurting US Industry
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Morgan Lewis' J. Kyle Poe
• CIT Says Korean Steel Co. Duty Needs Some Rethinking
• Shifting Federal Policies Sow Discord In US Real Estate
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Huawei Exec's Arrest Just The Beginning, Attys Say
• Oakland Is Interfering With Shipping Terminal, Developer Says
• Trump May Get Rude Awakening In China Trade Talks
• Odebrecht Says Bond Fraud Suit Can't Continue Further
• Bic Seeks To Put Out Knockoff Lighters At ITC, NY Court
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Ogletree's Evan Moses
• Commercial Insurer Gets Court OK For Brexit Restructuring
• MVP: Hogan Lovells' Jonathan T. Stoel
• Huawei Executive Sought By US Is Detained In Canada
• Senate May Target Saudi Arms Sales In Sanctions Bill
• Yacht Co. Blasts Comerica Sanctions Bid In $4.4B Suit
• Argentina Drags Peru To WTO Over Biodiesel Tariffs
• No-Deal Contingency Planning For The UK Aviation Sector
• China Breaks Silence, Intends To Move Fast On Trade Talks
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Kilpatrick Townsend's Kate Gaudry
• MVP: Covington's Shara Aranoff
• Insurer Wins UK Court Nod To Transfer Policies To EU
• RV Gear Firm Sues Dometic For $8.4M Merger Escrow In Del.
• Crypto Addresses As OFAC Identifiers
• Sens. Sour On Saudi Arms Sales After Khashoggi Briefing
• 'Tariff Man' Trump Holds Open Extension Of China Truce
• Data-Driven Lawyer: Littler's Scott Forman
• CIT Backs Chinese Fiber Co.'s Zero-Tariff Win After Remand
• MasterCard Facing $650M Fine In EU Swipe Fee Probe
• India, Switzerland Join WTO Push Against US Metals Tariffs
• MVP: Covington's David Fagan
• UK Can Unilaterally Reverse Brexit, ECJ Adviser Says
• Ramen Noodle Buyers Seek Sanctions In Price-Fixing Trial
• Egyptian Co. Wants $360M Award Enforced In Pipeline Fight
• Judging A Book: Ginsburg Reviews 'The Curse Of Bigness'
• ITC Bans Import Vacuums That Copy Roomba Maker's Patent
• US Unlikely To Allow Tariff Exclusions During China Truce
• Data-Driven Lawyer: DLA Piper's Eric Falkenberry
• ITC Clarifies Duty Of Respondents After Corporate Restructure
• Trump Aides Leave Details Of China Trade Deal Murky
• MVP: BakerHostetler's Elliot Feldman
• The Data-Driven Lawyers Of 2018
• Trump Vows To Leave NAFTA To Force Vote On New Accord
• Trump, Xi Agree To Halt New Tariffs As Talks Continue
• G-20 Backs WTO Reform But Softens Trade Barrier Language