International Trade Archive » January, 2019

International Trade - January, 2019

185 articles

• Auto Parts Co. Looks To Streamline TM Clash With Gov't
• Blood Pressure Med Recalls Cost Us Double, Payers Say
• Trump Won't Give China More Time To Avoid Tariff Spike
• What Lawyers Can Do To Prevent And Combat Burnout
• BakerHostetler Nabs Miller & Chevalier Trade Pro In DC
• CIT Upbraids Commerce In Chinese Garlic Duty Dispute
• Trade Secret Theft Charges May Doom Huawei's Future In US
• OFAC Escalates Venezuela Sanctions
• US Olive Tariffs Draw New WTO Complaint From Europe
• Trump Extends 'Buy American' Push In New Executive Order
• UK May Have To Delay Brexit Leaving Day, Minister Admits
• Utility Industry Supplier Wins Exclusion From Duty Order
• Lawmakers Revive Bid To Curtail Trump's Tariff Powers
• Fruit Grower Fights In 11th Circ. For Bid To Toss $32M Award
• US Fights At WTO To Maintain Duties On Turkish Pipes
• EU Rejects Britain's Bid To Reopen Brexit Negotiations
• CETA Dispute Process Compatible with EU Law, Adviser Says
• New Sanctions Throw Wrench At Venezuela's Creditors
• NY Fines Standard Chartered $40M After Forex-Rigging Probe
• ITC To Toll Investigations By 35 Days Due To Shutdown
• Industry Groups Push For Lower Tariffs In Future US-UK Deal
• Importer Aims To Exit FCA Suit Over Chinese Steel Duties
• Trends In DOJ Nonprosecution, Deferred Prosecution Deals
• Fed. Circ. Medical Device IP Case Highlights ITC Tools
• US To Host More Trade Talks With China This Week
• Garage Door Opener Co. Sues CBP For Enforcing Lifted Ban
• US Sanctions Venezuela's State Oil Firm Amid Power Struggle
• Huawei Charged With Trade Secret Theft, Banking Cover-Up
• Treasury Lifts Sanctions Against 3 Russian Cos.
• Boeing Gets $2.46B Deal For Military Patrol Aircraft
• CIT Sends China Chlorine Imports Review Back To Commerce
• What Academia Must Know About DOJ's China Initiative
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US' China Tariffs Set For Legal Fight
• Insurers Face Regulatory Turbulence, Industry Group Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Global Cartel Fines Down For 2nd Year In A Row
• Shipping Co. Must Face BMW's Trademark Suit
• Defendants Press For Sanctions In Venezuela Oil Bribery Suit
• African Trade Bank Sues Troubled Nigerian Airline For $38M
• Tighter Rules, Tense Relationship Hinder China's US M&A
• New Balance 'Made In USA' Deal Gets Preliminary Approval
• WTO Heavyweights Agree To Negotiate E-Commerce Rules
• UK, Switzerland Ink Post-Brexit Deal For Insurers
• Shutdown Could Disrupt A Number Of ITC Patent Cases
• Former Honeywell Workers Win New Shot At TAA Benefits
• EU Top Court Says Italian Ferry Fight Not Timed-Barred
• Law Schools Should Be More Like Medical Centers
• WTO Set To Rule On $450M Retaliation Bid Against India
• Bill To Expand Trump's Trade Powers Attracts Little Support
• Aviation Watch: 'The Sporty Game' In 2019
• EU Takes UK To Court Over Commodity Trade VAT
• How To Comply With Qualified Financial Contract Rules
• Gov't Mulls Interim Powers For Watchdogs In 'No Deal' Brexit
• 9th Circ. Partly Reverses Chinese Garlic Tariff RICO Ruling
• Natural Gas Investors Want Partner's Betrayal Claims Tossed
• WTO Set To Take Up Appellate Body Vacancies, China Tariffs
• Incomplete Records Voids Mexican Sugar Agreement, CIT Told
• Kessler Topaz, Robbins Geller Lead Qualcomm Investor Suit
• US And Australia Tackle Fintech Regulation Together
• UK Would Observe EU State Subsidy Rules Under Proposal
• 'Golden' Passport Schemes Aid Financial Crime, EU Warns
• Man Accused Of $2B Fraud In Africa Says He's No Flight Risk
• Steel Importers Fight Trump's Tariff Hike On Turkish Metals
• EU Says New Court Is Only Way To Resolve Investor Disputes
• Consumer Orgs Say NAFTA 2.0 Will Keep Drug Prices High
• Courts Are Getting It Right On Litigation Funding Discovery
• Trump Hoping China's Economic Woes Can Spur Trade Talks
• CIT Issues Mixed Decision For Turkish Steel Pipe Producers
• International Law In 2018: Key Developments
• How To Navigate US Real Estate After CFIUS Expansion
• EU Antitrust Enforcer Fines Mastercard €570M On Swipe Fees
• UK Gov't Won't Rule Out No-Deal Brexit, May Insists
• EU Eyeing Opening Markets For Biosimilar, Generic Drugs
• WTO Opens Informal Talks To Settle Appellate Body Impasse
• Oro Negro Ch. 15 Parties Agree To Mediate Rig Fight
• White & Case Adds Former Justice Dept. Head, Gaming GC
• Bill Would Ban Tech Sales To Some Chinese Telecom Cos.
• Importer Penalized For Ducking Hanger, Garment Bag Duties
• EU Counters Trump With Narrow Vision For US Trade Deal
• US Blasts WTO Rules Treating China As Developing Country
• WTO Panel Set To Examine US-China Patent Battle
• EU Member States Will Terminate Intra-EU Treaties
• Diversity's Next Step: Developing Minority Partners
• CIT Sends Chinese Off-Road Tire Ruling Back To Commerce
• Steptoe Nabs Boies Schiller Trial Atty To Co-Head LA Office
• Bill To Beef Up Trump's Trade Powers Expected Next Week
• Brexit Debate Enters New Legal Terrain With Talk Of Delay
• Hard Brexit Will Threaten GDPR Data Swap, Regulator Warns
• Panasonic Avionics Hires New GC Following Corruption Probe
• Move To Block Russia Sanction Deal Dies In Senate
• CFIUS During The Shutdown: What It Means For Deals
• Venezuela Challenges Colombian Fuel Import Rules In WTO
• Shutdown Figures To Tax An Already-Bustling USTR
• PE Firm Says Bond Losses Clearly Due To Odebrecht's Bribes
• Arbitrators And Mediators Should Reflect Society's Diversity
• Banks, Insurers Eye The Door As UK Reaches Brexit Deadlock
• UK's May Survives No-Confidence Vote After Brexit Defeat
• MLB Deal To Open Door For Cuban Players Is No Home Run
• €128M Award Against Spain Can Be Enforced, Court Hears
• Senate Moves To Challenge Russian Oligarch Sanctions Deal
• CFIUS Backlog Will Only Worsen As Shutdown Carries On
• Why AFAs Are Key To The Future Of Legal Practice
• New US Development Entity Will Spur Investment In Africa
• White House Trims Davos Delegation Amid New China Talks
• CIT Tells Commerce To Revisit Appliance Door Handle Ruling
• UK Lawmakers Reject Gov't Brexit Deal In A Landslide
• How A No-Deal Brexit Would Affect Life Sciences Cos.
• Auto Parts Co. Threatens US Exit Over Price-Fixing: Plaintiffs
• US Gets More Time To Comply With WTO Korean Pipes Ruling
• Judging A Book: Barron Reviews 'The Clamor Of Lawyers'
• Automotive Tech In 2018: Legal Trends And Developments
• Judge Steps Down From Motorola Suit, Cites Spouse's Stock
• Shutdown Begins Chipping Away At USTR Personnel
• UK's May Predicts No Brexit If Lawmakers Reject Her Deal
• The Firms That Dominated In 2018
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• TracFone Accuses NJ Company Of Device Trafficking Scheme
• US Holds Firm On Ag Demands In Looming EU Trade Talks
• Turkey Blocks US Bid For WTO Panel In Metal Tariff Fight
• AMD Hits MediaTek With Graphics Patent Suit After ITC Probe
• Prison Guard Who Brought Zarrab Contraband Gets 3 Years
• Broad US Tech Rules Will Curb Innovation, Commerce Told
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 2
• US Blasts WTO Legal System Even After Tuna Label Victory
• Cybersecurity's Developing Role In FCPA Compliance
• What All Attorneys Need To Know About The Shutdown
• Gov't Shutdown Causing Headaches For Trade Attorneys
• China Hacking Revelations Show Limits Of Political Pacts
• Investors' Attys In Cobalt Bribery Case Seek $43.5M In Fees
• ITC Case Won't Stop PTAB From Reviewing Caterpillar Patent
• Insurers, Investment Managers Face Most Brexit Risk: FCA
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 1
• Ex-Dechert Trade, EU Law Pro Joins Cohen & Gresser
• US Sanctions Venezuelan TV Mogul Over Alleged $2.4B Scam
• House Dems Seek To Delay Rollback Of Russia Sanctions
• US Finding Common Ground With Allies To Counter China
• Biometrics Co. Dodges Claims It Bribed Foreign Execs
• CIT Tells Commerce To Rethink Chinese Pencil Co. Ruling
• How Coast Guard Reauthorization Affects Maritime Sector
• US Emphasizes Close Oversight In China Trade Talks
• 7 Questions To Add To Your Lateral Partner Questionnaire
• MPs Ramp Up Pressure On May's Brexit Deal Ahead Of Vote
• Parliament Lacks Facts For Key Brexit Vote, Committee Warns
• Senate Dems Block Israel Boycotts Bill Amid Shutdown
• Farm Bailout Application Deadline Extended Due To Shutdown
• Impressive Results From DOJ Fraud Section In 2018
• Venezuelan Commodities Co. Urges OK Of $650K Award
• UK Legislators' Tax Law Ups Pressure To Avoid No-Deal Brexit
• A Chat With Reed Smith Chief Marketing Officer Sadie Baron
• Venezuela Targets US Sanctions With New WTO Case
• Central Banks Wary Of Virtual Currency, BIS Study Warns
• Feds Target Cigar Importers, Allege Tax-Evasion Scheme
• FWS Seeks To Ax FOIA Suit Over Elephant, Lion Trophy Docs
• Indian Resin Maker Wants Commerce To Review Duties
• US Seeks First Consult With Peru Under Pact's Logging Rules
• China Bats Aside Trump's Claim Of Leverage In Trade Talks
• Unique Risks Posed By REIT Acquisition
• 'Flexible Work' Makes Freelancing More Viable In BigLaw
• A Call To Permit Judicial Substitution In MDL Proceedings
• Judge Weinstein On Activism, Gobbledegook, Going Robeless
• Turkey To Investigate Synthetic Yarn Imports, WTO Told
• Import Surge Tied To Trump Pushes EU Into New Steel Tariffs
• Plea From Australian Who Exported Tech To Iran May Be Near
• US, China Set For First Round Of High-Stakes Trade Talks
• Norton Rose Dragged Into ABN Amro Cargo Insurance Suit
• Insurer Fights Shipping Giant After Cheese Deal Sours
• Ex-Credit Suisse Bankers Aided $2B Fraud In Africa: Feds
• Corn Refiners Org Endorses Trump's NAFTA Rewrite
• Importer Fights Commerce's Steel Pipe Fitting Duties
• Chinese Pencil Co. Challenges Dumping Duties At Fed. Circ.
• What To Expect From Technology-Assisted Review In 2019
• The IC-DISC Remains Relevant In The Post-TCJA World
• Miles & Stockbridge Adds Veteran Trade Atty To IP Practice
• EU Trade Boss Heading To US For Preliminary Talks
• Spain Seeks To Dodge Investors' Bid To Confirm €112M Award
• USTR Grants 1K Duty Exclusions For Chinese Products
• Shutdown Effectively Freezes Commerce Trade Wing
• ITC To Consider Removing Chinese Off-Road Tire Duties
• 2019 Will Bring More Good News For Litigation Finance
• How The CLOUD Act Can Reach Stored Data Across Borders
• USTR Mum On Looming China Talks Following Trump-Xi Call
• Global Competition Law Developments To Watch In 2019
• Why More Law Firms Will Embrace Remote Work In 2019
• 3 FCPA Enforcement Predictions For 2019
• The Most Pressing International Trade Questions For 2019