International Trade Archive » April, 2019

International Trade - April, 2019

194 articles

• AB InBev Tries To Drop ITC Fight In Keg IP War With Heineken
• Commerce Sets Early Tariffs On Chinese, Indian Yarn Imports
• Plaintiffs Firm Scott & Scott Opens Shop In Amsterdam
• DOJ Fights 'Fishing Expedition' Discovery Bid In Bribery Case
• Compliance Certifications Jack Up Sanctions Violation Costs
• Investor Court Not Barred Under EU Law, ECJ Says
• LG Chem Launches $1B Trade Secret Fight Over Car Batteries
• Bah! Humbug! Fine Santa Suits Not Duty-Free, Fed. Circ. Says
• Japanese PM Calls On G-20 Nations To Discuss WTO Reforms
• Brazilian Commodities Giant Gets Ch. 15 Relief For US Assets
• TiVo Hits Comcast With New ITC Patent Suit Over DVR Tech
• Maine City's Oil Export Ban Doesn't Hold Up, 1st Circ. Told
• Commerce Sets Tariffs On Glycine From India, China, Japan
• How Korean Ramen Makers Prevailed In Price-Fixing Trial
• Alibaba Strikes $250M Deal Ending Stock-Drop Suit
• A Chat With Cleary Chief Talent Officer Hy Pomerance
• What To Expect When You're Expecting A Compliance Monitor
• Mastercard And Visa To Slash Swipe Fees After EU Pressure
• ITC Opens Probe Into Dried Cherries Imported From Turkey
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Virgin Islands' Customs Port Fees Dispute
• Dems Question Enforceability Of NAFTA 2.0 In New Letter
• Nelson Mullins Snags Star Biz Immigration Atty In Miami
• Feds Want Dollar Tree To Forfeit Fake Barbie Dolls
• Trump Plans To Withdraw US From UN Arms Trade Treaty
• Forced Arbitration Is A Far Worse 'Product' Than Jury Trials
• Preet Bharara On The Human Factor In The Justice System
• 11th Circ.'s OK Of $29M Award Confirms Outlier Status
• USTR Dings China, India For IP Practices In Annual Report
• European Cos. Hit With Sanctions For Alleged Hezbollah Ties
• Chinese Steel Wheel Imports Still Hurting US Producers: ITC
• Glencore Discloses CFTC Foreign Corruption Probe
• How Cos. With Cuba Ties Can Fight Helms-Burton Act Suits
• W.Va. Man Gets 6 Mos. For Lying About Iran Scooter Exports
• Auto Parts Buyers Reach $3.25M Deal In Taiwan Price-Fix Suit
• Enviros Ask 9th Circ. Not To Dismiss Keystone XL Challenge
• Chinese Steel Nails Were Dumped, Commerce Says
• Chinese Cos. Hit With Tariffs On Refrigerant Imports
• Commerzbank's £39M Shipping Claim Stayed Until November
• Jury Trials, Though In Decline, Are Well Worth Preserving
• 2 Men With China Ties Indicted In GE Trade Secret Theft
• 11th Circ. Affirms $29M Del Monte Award Over Pineapple Deal
• NJ Defense Contractor Cops To $1.8M Aircraft Parts Scam
• Feds Seek $4M From Mexican Co. Accused Of Bank Fraud
• Public Factors Must Be Part Of Forum Analyses: 11th Circ.
• A Broader View Of The US Supreme Court Bar
• Taiwan Cos. Ask Fed. Circ. To Undo Steel Duty Tie-Up
• US Wants In On Europe's Case Against Indian Tech Tariffs
• Businesses Want Tariffs Scrapped Under US-China Trade Pact
• Iranian Electronics Co. Urges Court To Lift Sanctions
• Trade Court Raps Metal Importer For Unpaid Flange Duties
• How Treaties Protect Investors When Clean Energy Regs Shift
• Skadden Vet Tapped To Replace USTR's Departing Top Atty
• Caterpillar Can't Ax Road Milling Machine Patent At ITC
• Trump Tees Up New Sanctions For Iran's Oil Customers
• State Dept. Eases Gov't Arms Export Restrictions
• Aussie Trade Pact Doesn't Nix Old Arbitration Clause: Group
• Enviros Say Trump Must Live With Keystone Rejection
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC In Roomba Co.'s Claim Construction Row
• Fed. Circ. Affirms ITC Ax Of Car Toll Patent Claims
• Global M&A Struggles To Keep Pace As Optimism Dims
• Trade Case Against Chinese Cabinetry Clears Early Hurdle
• Brazilian Sugar, Ethanol Giant Seeks Ch. 15 With $1.1B In Debt
• Commerce Launches Probe Into Sodium Sulfate From Canada
• 2 Commissioners Rip FTC's 'Made In USA' Settlements
• WTO Hands Trump A Win In China Agriculture Dispute
• The Big Picture: How #MeToo Is Changing The Legal Industry
• Jury Trials Are In Decline For Good Reason
• Reverse FCA Cases Rise With 'America First' Trade Policies
• ITC Sees Modest Gains, Higher Car Prices Under New NAFTA
• FERC Approves 2 LNG Projects But Remains Split On Climate
• Taiwanese, US Companies Contest Steel Nail Duties At CIT
• Trump Eyes Retroactive Punishment In NAFTA 2.0 Car Rules
• US Allies Float Proposal To Resolve WTO Appellate Standoff
• Manufacturers Sue Gov't Over Rule Trimming Duty Refunds
• Trump Admin Expands Lawsuits Over Seized Cuban Assets
• Escape Hatch Remains For Judges Accused Of Misconduct
• Atty Posted Confidential Info In Face Of DQ Bid, Rival Says
• How Importers Are Weathering Trump's Tariff Storm
• Toshiba Seeks New Suitors For LNG Biz After ENN Deal Dies
• EU Proposes $20B Of Potential Tariffs In US Aircraft Fight
• Key House Member Backs DOJ On Upped FARA Enforcement
• Federal Courts' #MeToo Response Is A Guide For State Courts
• FCC To Oppose Chinese Telecom's US Expansion, Pai Says
• Few Avenues To Protection For Foreign FCPA Whistleblowers
• Riding #MeToo Wave, State Courts Get Their Ships In Order
• Ex-Nuclear Co. Exec Says Feds Hid Co-Conspirator's FBI Gig
• EEOC's Lipnic On Sexual Harassment In The Courthouse
• Sony Magnetic Tape Patent Should Be Axed, Fed. Circ. Told
• Commerce Calls For Tariffs On Chinese Steel Trailer Wheels
• Fitness Co. Seeks Ban On Nautilus Elliptical Machine Imports
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Circuitous Path To The Law
• $1M CFIUS Fine Is Rare Public Enforcement Flex
• Getting Compliance Right When There Are No Regulations
• Ukraine Won't Appeal Landmark WTO National Security Ruling
• Wall Of Secrecy Surrounds Sexual Harassment In State Courts
• Discipline Rare For State Judges In Sexual Misconduct Cases
• Battle Over Trump's Tariff Power Moves To High Court
• Calif. Tobacco Exec Charged In $5M Fla. Tax Scheme
• Commerce Tags Indian Steel Cos. With Penalty Tariffs
• China Bashes US, Others Over Exclusion From 5G Expansion
• Judging A Book: Conrad Reviews 'The Jury Crisis'
• High Court Passes Up Ex-Hostage's Case Against JPMorgan
• Working With Foreign Parties In Real Estate Transactions
• Gov't Accused Of Destroying Evidence In Haitian Bribery Case
• UniCredit To Pay $1.3B To End US Sanctions Investigations
• EU Ready To Talk Trade With US Amid Deep Uncertainty
• Pai Gets Boost From Trump On Plans For Giant 5G Auction
• Thai Man Gets 2 Years, Loses $10K For Weapons Export
• Wash. Fed. Judge Defers To State Courts In Coal Export Row
• ITC Finds US May Be Hurt By Asian Steel Rod Imports
• Distributor's Suit Over Faulty Auto Glass Tinting Film Tossed
• Duracell Says Co. Illegally Sold Foreign-Made Batteries
• A Reminder To Address Sanctions Compliance Shortfalls
• Revamping Your Approach To Client Development
• Citing Japanese Proverb, 7th Circ. Won't 'Hammer' Wis. Law
• Trump Executive Orders Are No Panacea For Energy Projects
• Investor Sues McGuireWoods In Chancery For LNG Deal Docs
• Toshiba's Sale Of US LNG Biz Stalled By Regulatory Hurdles
• In Shift, WTO Backs S. Korean Post-Fukushima Trade Barriers
• Dem Lawmakers Question NAFTA 2.0 Labor Provisions
• Investors Request UK Depo Of Ex-Trader In Rigging Suit
• Cofense Investor To Sell Stake Amid National Security Woes
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Boeing Case Ends, Others Ramp Up
• UniCredit Says EU Has Linked It To Alleged Bond Cartel
• What Lawyers Must Know Before Acting As Escrow Agents
• Insurers Tell Brussels Of Struggle To Meet GDPR Demands
• Don't Squander Latest Brexit Delay, City Tells Politicians
• EU Grants New Brexit Delay Until Oct. 31 To Avoid No-Deal
• Fed. Circ. Says Customs Misclassified Tools In Tariff Row
• TracFone's Device Trafficking Suit Gets Judge's Go-Ahead
• State Dept. Approves $1.15B Missile Sale To Japan
• Iranian Bank To Appeal Disclosure Order In $1.6B UK Suit
• US, Peru End 1st Dispute Under Trade Pact's Logging Rules
• Trump Invites State Showdown With Exec Orders On Energy
• Cargo Trucks Face Longer Wait Times At Border, CBP Says
• Mnuchin Gives Boost To House Beneficial Ownership Push
• Feds Say New Trump Keystone Permit Moots 9th Circ. Fight
• Beleaguered Bank Pushes To Hold Chatty PIs Liable In UK Suit
• Univar To Pay $62M To End Saccharin Duty Evasion Case
• WTO Approves 'Zeroing' Policy In US-Canada Lumber Battle
• Freelance Attorneys Are An Asset To In-House Legal Teams
• HP Vendor Accused Of Forging Documents To Skirt Duties
• Standard Chartered Pays $1B To Settle Sanctions Violations
• EU Signals Support For Conditional Brexit Delay
• Trump Admin. Moves To End MLB Deal To Sign Cuba Players
• US Targets EU Products With Duties In Aircraft Subsidy Fight
• Trump's Pick Selected As World Bank President
• No Duty Refund For Chemical Co. That 'Slept On Its Rights'
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Bio-Rad Ex-GC's $8M Win
• Lawmakers Pass Bill To Stave Off Impending No-Deal Brexit
• Trump Slaps Terror Group Label On Iranian Military Force
• ITC Investigating Zimmer's European Bone Cements
• Commerce Slams Vietnamese Woven Sacks With Hefty Duties
• UK, Australian Watchdogs Sign Deals On Post-Brexit Ties
• The WTO Opened Its 'Pandora's Box.' What Happens Now?
• Hyundai Can't Get Tariff Break For Commission Costs In US
• ITA Revokes Duties On Some UK, Korean Steel Wire Rod
• 5 Principles For Responding To Government Investigations
• WTO's First-Ever Security Ruling Enlivens Trump Tariff Fight
• UK's May Asks EU For New Brexit Delay Until June 30
• AGs Protest Trump's 'Illegal, Juvenile' '2-For-1' Order
• Cos. Warn Against Ending Duty-Free Status For India, Turkey
• Feds To Use FISA Surveillance In Prosecuting Huawei
• Trump Aims To Strike China Trade Deal Within A Month
• Hogan Lovells Snags Ex-Stroock Atty For Trade Practice
• London Tribunal Says Djibouti Owes Port Operator $533M
• Trump Escalates Mexican Border Feud With Car Tariff Threat
• ITC Trims Saudi Arabia From Sweeping Acetone Trade Case
• 'Big Tech' Questions Echo Early Days Of US Corporate Law
• Micronesian Transportation Official Pleads Out In FCPA Case
• Senate Rules Axed To Speed Judicial, Administration Picks
• Indian Steel Producer Sues US Over 588% Tariff
• Trump May Allow Turkey To Keep F-35 Despite Russian Deal
• Manatt Picks Up Ex-US Steel GC For Regulatory Group In DC
• Trump Taking Aim At Online Counterfeit Market
• OFAC Is Raising The Compliance Bar
• EU Banks Fined $16B For 'Dirty Money' Failings, Moody's Says
• UK's May Scrambles To Avert No-Deal Crash Out Of EU
• Amazon, Apple Face ITC Probe Of Alleged Infringing Imports
• DOD Head Expects Turkey Will End Contentious Russia Deal
• Commerce Must Again Redo Turkish Steel Pipe Duty, CIT Says
• ITC Paves Way For Duties On Pipe Imports From 4 Countries
• Invisalign Maker Strikes $35M Deal With Rival In IP Fight
• How EU Businesses Are Responding To US Sanctions On Iran
• US-Led Tariff Wave Driving Down Global Trade Growth
• EU Authorizes Singapore Venues To Serve Euro Trades
• UK Has Just 3 Ways Out of Brexit Deadlock, EU's Barnier Says
• Oilex Fights To Avoid Arbitration In Indian Oil Co. Dispute
• Permit Denial For Coal Export Facility Passes Policy Test
• Oregon LNG Project Gets New Life After Earlier FERC Denial
• Chinese Beer Kegs Tapped For Early Duties By Commerce
• Battle Lines Emerge In WTO's Early Digital Trade Talks
• Grindr, CFIUS And The National Security Risks Of Dating
• Add UK Bonds To Resolution Fund After Brexit, EU Says