International Trade Archive » February, 2019

International Trade - February, 2019

174 articles

• CFIUS Revamp Was 'Invigorating,' New Freshfields Atty Says
• CIT Gives Duty Break To McKesson's Drug Dispensers
• Senate Finance Leaders Urge Feds Not To Lower Trade Figure
• Huawei Pleads Not Guilty To Smartphone Trade Secret Theft
• Tunisia Launches WTO Dispute Over Moroccan Book Duties
• China Doled Out Illegal Farm Subsidies, WTO Panel Rules
• WTO Chief Says Time Is Running Short To Save Trade Body
• China Talks Depend On Passing NAFTA Update: Lighthizer
• Lighthizer Says US Will Act To Enforce China Trade Deal
• Trump Order Not Enough To Curb Cybersecurity Threats
• UK Cements Post-Brexit Status In WTO Gov't Contracting Pact
• Is Your Chinese Supplier Using North Korean Materials?
• International Orgs Don't Have Total Immunity, Justices Rule
• Feds Charge 2 Fla. Businessmen In Venezuela Bribery Ploy
• 9th Circ. Affirms Ex-Bio-Rad GC's $8M Whistleblower Win
• Cognizant Case Offers GCs Warning On Shirking FCPA
• ITC Ends Probe Into LED Display Panels
• Commerce Slaps Adverse Tariff On German Steel Co.
• Rosen Law Firm To Lead Cement Investors' $1B IPO Suit
• Potential New FCPA Enforcement Targets Come Into Focus
• LG Didn't Dump Washing Machines In US, Commerce Says
• Biz Groups Mobilize For NAFTA 2.0 As Trump Presses Dems
• UK Gov't Will Allow Vote For Delay To Avoid Hard Brexit
• Sink $4.4B RICO Suit Over Superyacht, Magistrate Judge Says
• Huawei Ban Should Stay Out Of Trade Talks, Experts Say
• German Dialysis Firm Fresenius Notches Deal In FCPA Probe
• Commerce Finalizes New Tariffs On Chinese Cast Iron Pipes
• Feds Want Former Och-Ziff Exec's Atty DQ'd In Fraud Case
• Senators Urge Ban Of Huawei From Solar Converter Market
• Finding Sovereign Assets Through US Banks
• WTO Dispute Roundup: No End In Sight For Appeals Impasse
• ITC To Probe Honda Imports After Noninfringement Ruling
• UK Issues First-Ever Fine For Financial Sanctions Breaches
• UK, US Regulators Build Brexit 'Bridge' For Derivatives
• Trump Delays China Tariff Hike, Eyes Trade Summit With Xi
• Consultants Aim To Send GSK Probe Suit Back To State Court
• FERC's LNG Order Seems To Break Climate Change Impasse
• Gov't Dodges Suit Claiming It Unlawfully Seized Auto Parts
• Japan's Largest Bank Rife With AML Issues, US Feds Say
• Trump Muddies Water On Potential Trade Pact With China
• ITC To Probe Impact Of Tariffs On Domestic Washer Industry
• 7th Circ. Upholds Conviction For Exporters Of Stolen Cars
• EU Essential To Keeping Global Trade Afloat, WTO Boss Says
• Commerce Finalizes Duties On Welded Pipes From 4 Nations
• 3 Lessons From A Crypto Mock Trial
• Tracing Puerto Rico's Journey Through Bankruptcy
• Banana Workers Fight Cert. In Chiquita Terror-Funding MDL
• New 'Buy American' Challenges For Suppliers, Contractors
• Commerce Whacks Chinese Wheels With Steep Early Tariffs
• Conn. Materials Co. Fined $500K For Iranian Cement Mix Buy
• Commerce Sets Early Duties On Steel Pipes From UAE
• ResMed, Fisher & Paykel End Sleep Mask Patent Fight
• EU, Singapore Reach Deal To Continue Derivatives Trading
• Standard Chartered Sets Aside $900M To Cover UK, US Fines
• Advocates Can't Intervene In $764M Colombian Mining Row
• Fruit Grower Says Court Mustn't Overstep In $29M Award Row
• Apple Can't Delay IPhone Import Ban, Qualcomm Says
• Fiber Optic Modules Fall Under Tariffs, Fed. Circ. Rules
• Lawmakers Summon Lighthizer For Update On China Talks
• A Chat With McDermott COO John Yoshimura
• China's Blocking Statute Creates New Challenges For Cos.
• US Acetone Producers Want Duties On 6 Countries
• WTO Appeals Strife Puts Apparel Duty Spat On Hold
• NJ Plaintiffs Seek Cert. In Chiquita Terror-Funding MDL
• EU Takes Step Toward US Trade Talks With Panel Vote
• Trump Faces Challenge Of Making China Trade Deal Stick
• The Problem With 'Optimal' Diversity
• China, India Defend WTO Treatment For Developing Nations
• Iranian Bank Steps Up Disclosure Fight In $4B Sanctions Row
• Insurer Aviva's €9B Brexit Transfer Scheme Gets Nod
• The $1B Question: Can Puerto Rico Afford Its Bankruptcy Bills?
• Puerto Rico's Law Firms Find Their Footing After Disaster
• Car Tariffs Loom As Commerce Makes Pitch To Trump
• TracFone Sues Texas Cos. In Latest Anti-Trafficking Effort
• China Luxury Car Dealer Says Securities Suit Lacks Legal Heft
• Treasury Dept. Hits Venezuelan Officials With Sanctions
• Ex-Goldman Exec Agrees To Face 1MDB Charges In US
• Home Depot's Door Locks Might Also Be Knobs: Fed. Circ.
• Russia Liable For Seizing Crimea Investments, Tribunal Finds
• Thailand Picks WTO Fight Over Turkish Air Conditioner Tariff
• ITC Clears Japanese Dental Co. In Rival's Patent Suit
• Commerce Hits Chinese Tire, Rubber Band Cos. With Tariffs
• How Newly Broadened Venezuela Sanctions Affect Securities
• March Deadline Stays Put As US-China Trade Talks Trudge On
• Texas Energy Co. Gets $1.4B Award In Venezuela Bribe Case
• Commerce Sets Early Tariffs On Steel Pipes From Korea
• Kudlow Says China Talks' 'Vibe Is Good' As Deadline Nears
• Attys Want $650K Fees In New Balance 'Made In USA' Suit
• No-Deal Brexit Could Prompt Investor Claims Against UK
• Reps Challenge FDA On Foreign Drug Monitoring After Recalls
• Grassley Rails Against Potential New Car Tariffs
• Rethink Scope Ruling On Chinese Pipes, CIT Tells Commerce
• VP Pence Criticizes EU Payments Waiver On Iran Sanctions
• European Parliament Greenlights EU-Singapore Trade Deal
• $173.8M In Deals OK'd To Settle Cobalt Energy Bribery Claims
• Ex-Air Force Officer Spilled Secrets To Iran, Gov't Says
• ITC To Probe Whether To Bar Entry Of Pickup Truck Bed Tops
• CIT OKs Commerce's Revised Duties For Austrian Steel
• EU Sets Duties On Biodiesel Imports From Argentina
• Patent Industry Nervous Over Chinese IP Competition
• WTO Will Rule On India's Revised Restrictions On US Poultry
• Fed. Circ. Says UK DNA Sequencers Don't Infringe IP In US
• Trial Boutique Snags Ex-Finnegan IP Atty To Lead DC Office
• Fresh Takes On Seeking Costs And Fees Under Rule 45
• Commerce Nixes Review Of Indian Notebook Paper
• Brexit International Arbitration Clause Is Misunderstood
• Trump Floats China Deadline Extension As Retailers Brace
• Brexit Pressure Mounts As UK's May Delays Key Vote
• Lawmakers Urge ITC Not To Ban IPhone Imports In IP Battle
• Fla. Judge Urges Sanctions In Venezuela Oil Bribery Suit
• Profs Fight Nestle's 9th Circ. Redo Bid In Child Slave Suit
• ITC To Probe Construction Steel From Canada, China, Mexico
• Ramen Noodle Buyers Seek Retrial In Defeated Antitrust Suit
• Defending False Claims Act Matters During The Trade War
• EU May Impose Trade Penalties Against Cambodia
• Judging A Book: Smith Camp Reviews 'Echo Of Its Time'
• One Woman's Attempt To Rebuild After Hurricane Maria
• 'Now Is The Real Crisis': Puerto Ricans Struggle For Disaster Aid
• Looking To Start Over, Storm-Tossed Lawyers Land In Fla.
• WTO Slashes Korea's $711M Retaliatory Duties Bid Against US
• Citric Acid Importer Challenges Duties At CIT
• Sens. Rekindle Bipartisan Bid To Pry Open Cuban Market
• Commodities Firm Pushes 4th Circ. To Revive Oil Deal Suit
• ITC To Probe Whether To Snuff Lighters Bic Sees As Copycats
• UK Will Lose Finance Business To EU, Germany's Scholz Says
• Holland & Knight Forms Team To Tackle Venezuela Matters
• Judge's Retirement Voids Apple, Qualcomm Ruling, ITC Told
• Battle Over Trump's Trade Powers May End In A Stalemate
• State Dept. Can't Stay Suit Over Online 3D-Printed Gun Plans
• 2nd Circ. Backs Convictions Over Russia Electronics Exports
• Uzbekistan Gets $13M Mining Row Award Halted In Fed. Court
• US Will End Tomato Trade Ceasefire With Mexico
• 'The Mooch' Talks Mayhem, Con Law, Lessons From Harvard
• Now In Congress: State Of The Union, Border Wall, Syria
• Supreme Court Urged To Free Iranian Cash Held By JPMorgan
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Wiley Rein
• How Gov't Shutdown Delays ITC Section 337 Investigations
• Trump Taps Top Treasury Official To Lead World Bank
• Momentum Builds To Check Trump's Trade Power
• Commerce Says Chinese Crawfish Meat Wasn't Dumped
• Don't Force NAFTA Rewrite Vote, Key Dem Tells Trump
• US Team Headed To China Next Week For More Trade Talks
• Huawei, ZTE Parts Weaken Rural Networks, Sens. Told
• EU Blocks Siemens-Alstom Rail Deal, Rejecting Concessions
• Why Proper Document Redaction May Be An Ethical Duty
• International Trade Group of the Year: Kelley Drye
• Companies Urged To Clarify Risks As Brexit Deadline Looms
• Trump Seeks More Power After Touting China Tariffs, USMCA
• Allergan Wants ITC To Eye Rival Version Of Botox
• Sens. Float Bill To Tighten Scrutiny Of China's ZTE
• EU Plans To Strike New Transatlantic Evidence-Sharing Deal
• International Trade Group Of The Year: Covington
• US, UK Toast To Post-Brexit Deal On Booze, Wine
• How Agencies 'Buy Foreign' Under The Buy American Act
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Refugee's Journey Of Firsts
• USTR Raps China's Trade Regime In Stinging WTO Rebuke
• Salesman Denied Bail Bid With 24/7 Security In $2B Fraud Row
• Forex Market Maker, Creator Escape FXCM Class Action
• GSK Wants Chinese Consultants' Probe Claims Arbitrated
• Gov't Appeals Nixing Of Keystone Pipeline Approval
• Tobacco Cos. Dodged Cigar Import Excise Taxes, CBP Says
• International Trade Group of the Year: Barnes & Thornburg
• EU Sets 'Definitive' Quotas On Steel Imports
• Keeping PR Strategy Communications Privileged: Part 2
• As Puerto Rico Recovers, Courts Heed Lessons Of Disaster
• Citgo Denies Bankruptcy Rumor In Wake Of WSJ Report
• US Oil Sanctions Make Venezuela A Compliance Minefield
• Dem Sens. To Mnuchin: Be Aggressive In China Trade Talks
• CIT Knocks Commerce For Likely Skewing Sawblade Duties
• Makeup Co. Fined For $4.4M In N. Korean Cosmetic Imports
• Amid Mexican Border Standoff, Trump To Offer 'Path Forward'
• International Trade Group Of The Year: BakerHostetler
• Commerce Finalizes New Tariffs On Chinese Ribbons
• Keeping PR Strategy Communications Privileged: Part 1