International Trade Archive » March, 2019

International Trade - March, 2019

202 articles

• Execs Indicted For Not Reporting Flammable Dehumidifiers
• Trump Attempts Court Bypass With New Keystone XL Permit
• CIT Won't Overturn Russian Steel Importer's Duty Rate
• Senators Look To Bar F-35 Sales To Turkey Over Russia Deal
• Managing Gov't Supply Chain In An Age Of Protectionism
• What Real Estate Attys Can Learn From MIPIM
• What M&A Attys Must Know About New EU Investment Rules
• CFIUS 2.0 Roundup: The Pilot Program, The Shoulder Shrug
• Fresenius To Pay $231M To Resolve Foreign Bribery Charges
• Lawmakers Reject UK Gov't Brexit Deal For 3rd Time
• Lebanese Salesman Again Denied Bail In $2B Bribery Case
• ITC To Probe Whether Roomba Rival Violated Import Ban
• Chinese Garment Manufacturer Sues LA Partner For $20M
• Panama Papers Deficient For Mossack Fonseca Sanctions Bid
• NuStar Accused Of Selling Substandard Marine Fuel
• WTO Dings US For Continued Boeing Subsidies
• Brexit Risk-Disclosure Considerations For US Reporting Cos.
• UK Gov't Prepares Last-Ditch Push For May's Brexit Deal
• Black & Decker Fined $1.8M For Power Tools Sold In Iran
• Trump's Venezuela Muscling Swallows Up WTO's Legal Wing
• Oro Negro's Monthslong Mediation With Creditors Falls Flat
• China's Antitrust Chief Vows Open Market, Rule Of Law
• EU Insurers Accuse India, Brazil, Indonesia Of Protectionism
• Tusk Tells EU Lawmakers To Be Open To Long Brexit Delay
• Apple Beats 1 Qualcomm IPhone Ban Bid, Faces Another
• Flooring Cos. Call On ITC To Probe Chinese Vinyl Tile Imports
• Grassley Poised To Take Aim At Trump's Tariff Power
• Motorola Says Chinese Competitor Can't Prove Antitrust Case
• WTO Calls Off Dispute Session As US Shuns Venezuela
• ITC Bans Fujifilm Imports That Infringe Sony Magnetic Tape IP
• Union Leaders Unmoved By Trump's Trade Deal Labor Tweaks
• Industries Clash Over Future Of Trump's Metal Tariffs
• Setting The Record Straight On Women In Court Reporting
• Chiquita Terror Victims Say They Can Prove Murder Claims
• State Dept. Approves $4.75B In F-16 Sales To Morocco
• Beating Trump's Security Tariffs Will Take High Court Reversal
• Guatemala Challenges India At WTO Over Sugar Subsidies
• CFTC Says It Won't Pile On In Foreign Corruption Cases​
• Salad Spinners, Wine Purifiers Spared From Trump's Tariffs
• Commerce Slaps 590% Tariff On Indian Steel Exporter
• NC Is Perfect Candidate For Foreign-Income Tax Conformity
• MPs Take Control Of Brexit Process To Snap Stalemate
• Limiting Supreme Court's Size Is Not Enough
• Trade Court Rebuffs Challenge To Trump's Steel Duties
• Philip Morris Paid Half Of Australia's Arbitration Costs
• Qualcomm, Apple ITC Fight Could Revive 'Public Interest'
• US Tightens Grasp On Venezuela With State Bank Sanctions
• Trump Tweet Sows Confusion Over N. Korea Sanctions
• Clarifications Needed After DOJ's New FCPA Policy
• ITC Probing Semiconductor Imports By Qualcomm, MediaTek
• Capitol Hill Growing Antsy Over Potential Car Tariffs
• One Year On, Trump's China Gambit Has Yet To Pay Off
• Commerce Hit With FOIA Suit For Auto Tariff Report
• 5 Firms To Get $214M In $1.5B Syngenta MDL Corn Settlement
• ITC Says Steel Imports From 3 Countries Harm US Industry
• EU Offers UK Limited Delay To Stave Off A No-Deal Brexit
• Bid To Close IPR 'Loopholes' Shot Down By Precedent Panel
• EU Issues New Rules For Screening Foreign Investments
• US Policy On Cuba Litigation Comes With Risks For Cos.
• Assessing Compliance Risk Under DOJ China Initiative
• Lenders Score Major High Court Victory In Foreclosure Case
• Tech Trends From SXSW Pose Unique Questions For Lawyers
• What's In A Judgeship? More Than Meets The Eye
• Swamped: How Magistrate Judges Salvaged Louisiana's Judicial Crisis
• Seadrill Can't Dodge Oro Negro Ch. 15 Depo Subpoena
• Trump Says Tariffs Will Stay Even After China Strikes Deal
• ITC Greenlights Steep Duties On Chinese Drain Pipes
• Iranian Prof's Emails Fair Game In Visa Fraud, Sanctions Trial
• Calif. Lighting Co. Smuggled Hazardous Headlights, Feds Say
• In Bar Admissions Process, It's Candor Or Bust
• Law360's International Trade Editorial Advisory Board
• Deadlocked May Appeals To EU For 3-Month Brexit Delay
• 'In A Timely Manner': Three Decades Of Judgeship Bills
• From Showdowns To Hotlines, Frazzled Judges Get Creative
• Venezuela's Oil Co. Hit With Sanctions In Bribery Suit
• Fruit Grower's Contracts May Be Resold To Pay $32M Award
• French Minister Blasts US For 'Conditional' NATO Support
• Steel Importer's Owners Must Face FCA Suit Over Duties
• Trump Sees Crucial Trade Ally In Brazil's Bolsonaro
• How China's Version Of CFIUS Will Expand Security Reviews
• Chinese Cos. Hit US With Suits Challenging Tire Tariffs
• Quinn Emanuel Partner Named Next Ambassador To Mexico
• UK's May Will Ask EU For Brexit Delay After Key Vote Blocked
• WTO Will Give Final Word On Boeing Subsidies This Month
• Judging A Book: Bashant Reviews 'Doing Justice'
• As Judicial Ranks Stagnate, 'Desperation' Hits The Bench
• These Are The Nation's 27 Most Overworked District Courts
• Malaysian Co.'s US Steel Nail Imports Hit With Duties
• Venezuela Adds Trump's Oil Giant Sanctions To WTO Tussle
• Firms Can Leverage Communications When Economy Is Slow
• Baker Donelson Nabs Maynard Cooper Immigration, Trade Pro
• Commerce Investigating Steel Rods From 4 Asian Countries
• Lawmakers Urged To Check Trump's Security Tariff Powers
• Russian 'Oligarch' Says Sanctions Cost $7.5B, Scare Off Attys
• Senators Want GAO To Probe Saudi-US Nuclear Talks
• Battle Over Venezuela Sanctions Set To Escalate At WTO
• Chiquita Fights Class Cert. In Terror-Funding MDL
• Commerce Hits Chinese Aluminum Cos. With Hefty Duties
• US Breaks Ground In Opposing S. Korean Antitrust Rules
• Iranian Bank Must Name All Clients In $4B UK Sanctions Suit
• EU Caved To US, Saudis Over Dirty Money, Parliament Says
• Taiwanese Co. Hid Trade Secrets Theft, Investors Say
• Seadrill, Oro Negro Clash Over Ch. 15 Subpoena Bid
• Companies Stumble Amid Confusion Surrounding GDPR
• Grassley Wants Metal Tariffs Gone To Smooth NAFTA 2.0 Path
• Toisa Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan Gets Court Approval
• Huawei Denies Iran Sanctions, Bank Fraud Charges
• Bill Would Limit President's Ability To Levy Car Tariffs
• FTC Must Step Up Policies On False 'Made In USA' Claims
• The Future Of The USMCA: 3 Possible Scenarios
• Trump Threatens Tariffs If EU Won't Hold Trade Talks
• An Emerging Road Map For FCPA Compliance, Cooperation
• UK Parliament Votes For 3-Month Brexit Delay
• Ethical Social Media Marketing For Lawyers
• A Chat With Norton Rose Diversity Director Nina Godiwalla
• EU's Tusk Opens Door To Long Brexit Delay If Needed By UK
• Adelson Cheated Macau Fixer, Jury Hears As Retrial Starts
• Egypt Says US Cos. Can't Retroactively Fix Share Transfers
• Bio-Rad Asks 9th Circ. To Rethink Ex-GC's $8M Win
• US Investors Accuse Chinese Electric Car Maker Of Fraud
• MPs Rule Out No-Deal Brexit Too Late For Corporate Britain
• Gov't Launches New Anti-Dumping Investigation Over Acetone
• Parliament Votes Against No-Deal Brexit, Eyes Postponement
• Trump Tweets A Call Against Tech Bans, Huawei Says
• Israeli Bank To Pay $195M For Helping US Clients Avoid Taxes
• Commerce Hikes Duty On Indian Co.'s Plastic Film Imports
• Pompeo Says Energy Abundance Can Mean National Security
• Lumber Liquidators Pays $33M In DOJ, SEC Securities Cases
• Fed. Circ. OKs Tariffs, New Test For Chinese Solar Panels
• Lighthizer: WTO's All-Or-Nothing Model Presents 'Dilemma'
• Intel, Computer Makers Face ITC Probe Over Chip Patents
• UK Lawmakers Reject Brexit Deal, Stoking Fears Of Chaos
• What EU Investment Screening Will Mean For Dealmakers
• 5 Mistakes Law Firms Make When Responding To RFPs
• USTR Won't Set China Deal Deadline, Mum On Tariff Removal
• DOJ Rolls Back Ban On Disappearing Messages
• ITC To Launch Investigation Into Chinese Household Cabinets
• Jenner & Block Lands International Arbitration Guru In NY
• Russian Bank Asks ECJ To Review Ukraine Sanctions Ruling
• Crowell & Moring Raids Bryan Cave For China Expansion
• Chinese Saw-Blade Importer Fights Finding It Ducked Duties
• Jam Exposes International Orgs To New Litigation Risks
• Oil Cos. Prevail In Venezuela Bribery Suit Brought By Trust
• Four-Way Split Of $503M Fee Fund Could Spell Appeal Chaos
• CFTC's Foray Into Corruption Hints At Imminent Action
• WTO To Rule In April On South Korea's Fukushima Fish Ban
• CIT Declines To Revisit Korean Welded Pipe Ruling
• Wadler V. Bio-Rad Poses Noteworthy Whistleblower Questions
• ConocoPhillips Wins $8.7B From Venezuela Over Oil Projects
• Cos. Will Make More Insurance Claims Under No-Deal Brexit
• Check Your Cover, Insurers Tell Cos. Stockpiling For Brexit
• Ex-Uzbek Prez's Daughter Charged In $865M FCPA Probe
• Huawei Likely To Lose Suit, But PR May Have Been The Goal
• CFTC Intentions Unclear In Foreign Corrupt Practice Advisory
• China's Tech Sector Is Waging 'War' On US, Senator Says
• Leon Panetta In The Courtroom, Langley And Area 51
• Turkey Proceeding With Russia Deal Despite US F-35 Warning
• US Energy Co. Can't Get Another Chance At Canada Claim
• EU Trade Chief Says Trump Must 'Rebuild Trust' With Brussels
• Just 'Show Up,' 6th Circ. Tells Fugitive In Rolls-Royce Case
• Ramen Buyers Agree To Swallow Noodle Makers' Antitrust Win
• Australia, Brazil Take On Indian Sugar Subsidies At WTO
• 3 Brexit Scenarios And Their Implications For US-UK Trade
• EU Rejects Move To Blacklist Saudi, US Territories Over AML
• Huawei Sues US, Saying It's Targeted By Unconstitutional Law
• CFTC Unveils Leniency Policy For Self-Reporting Corruption
• DOJ Retools Foreign Agent Unit To Focus On Enforcement
• Commerce Must Redo Comparative Country For Carbon Duty
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Finding A Voice, And A New Home
• Russian Telecom Settles FCPA Claims For $850M
• Chinese Household Cabinets Targeted In New Duty Request
• Korean Solar Cell Co. Hits Rivals With IP Suits In ITC, Del.
• US Trade Deficit Continues To Balloon On Trump's Watch
• Finance Firms Fear No-Deal Brexit Will Hit Data Transfers
• DOE Gives Export Thumbs-Up To La. LNG Project
• A Wave Of Litigation Hinges On Trump's Next Cuba Move
• Nigerian Oil Co. Fights Lender's $6.1M Loan Suit Amid Probe
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Duties On Chinese Crawfish Meat
• General Urges No F-35s For Turkey If Russian Arms Deal OK'd
• China Tariff Hike Indefinitely Suspended For Negotiations
• Commerce Must Rethink Tariffs For Food Equipment Parts
• Judging A Book: Willett Reviews 'Guilty Pleasures'
• US Opens Titanium Sponge Probe Citing National Security
• US Revokes Duty-Free Status For India, Turkey
• Contractor Says DOD Punishing It For Fighting Suspension
• Huawei CFO Accuses Canadian Feds Of Illegally Detaining Her
• ITC Launches Probe Into Danish Co.'s Dental Scanners
• Commerce Sets Final Duties On Thai Rubber Bands
• Trump Opens Door For New Lawsuits Against Cuban Cos.
• Frustrating Events: Are Your Contracts Brexit-Proof?
• International Pharma Rules Tighten Restrictions On Gifts
• Women In Law Need Equal Treatment, Not Affirmative Action
• German Paper Co. Can't Get High Court Look At Tariff
• Trump Sketches Out Sprawling 2019 Trade Agenda
• Canada Pushes Huawei Exec Closer To US Extradition
• Retaliation Against Trump Tariffs Set For WTO Clash
• CIT Affirms Revised Duties On S. Korean Cold-Rolled Steel
• Visible Diversity Is A Sign Of Organizational Health
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Sanctions Regulator Forces Banks To Tighten Up Compliance
• Simple Secrets For Writing A Killer Brief
• US Puts UK Food Barriers In Trade Deal Crosshairs